Grunter fishing Something new for us...

Estuary fishing is so much fun but something "new" for me. Jan has some experience and with the help of UA-cam videos and some research we managed to get some fish. Nothing massive but when you fish with lite tackle each hook-up feels awesome. Unfortunate we could not record the grunter due to the poor visibility at night. This is something we will start exploring more...

[@ebrahim8131]

Always lekker to watch your videos boys, trying something new is always a good thing. It's about broadening the new fishing experiences love it. Yes Jan pumping prawn is a team activity 👍😁

[@TheFishingMob]

Thanks 👍

[@craigw321]

Lekker boys. Good times at the water

[@TheFishingMob]

Thanks yes tried something new

[@jppagel6563]

Lekker boys🎉🎉

[@TheFishingMob]

Dankie my maat iets anders probeer

[@kubenmoodliar477]

Lovely video. Is there a reason why you don't grade the prawn size at the point of pumping them and do your count then instead of disturbing the estuary with excess pumping?

[@TheFishingMob]

No real reason its new to us so have not given it much thought but good questions

[@kubenmoodliar477]

@@TheFishingMob thank you 🙏. I love the video. I get an opportunity to experience places I am not fortunate to travel to. Thank you for your channel.

[@TheFishingMob]

Thank you so much

[@michaeleverton4882]

🦐 there is a limit of 50 prawns per species a day, -
Sand prawns: Mud prawns: Cracker prawns: Swimming prawns. Swim prawns are free swimming, get them with a throw net usually in submerged grass etc in rivers.
Male sand prawns have one nipper much larger than the other.
Many of us put small prawns back and female prawns back, that have a cluster of orange/dark yellow eggs on their underside,! 🦐

[@michaeleverton4882]

🎣 estuaries are not really damaged by pumping for prawns, worm species and razor clams - pencil bait.
Storms and flooding cause more estuary damage,!
Also, there are poorer people who have to pump baits as mentioned to catch fish, to eat,! 🎣