Started fishing about a month ago as a way to get closer to my father. I’m still very new and it can be embarrassing as a grown man unable to do some of the simplest things. You gents have made it more fun for me to learn on my down time! Thanks chaps!!
Enjoying the videos so much. Will be sending through my own clips shortly! Excited because it reminds me of the SuperSport ESA days, just so much better in terms of a personal feel and connection with the fans of fishing in South Africa in particular. Keep it up guys.
Wow luv yourlls videos I luv my fishing too. I am a female by da way. I am following all your video. Well done make more videos so inspiring guys take care.
Thank you K , it is a very productive spot and everytime we go we get Blacktail and other reef species , release most and every now and then keep a couple for the braai
@@juandregeldenhuys284 it was here in Durban. Hard to get decent sizes here . The teeth was rotten and the spot was faded. I caught it on a dark night no moon view. I didn't know it was a blacktail i was thinking its a small stumpy. I only saw when i got home or else i with out released the old balee
Yeah when they get to that size their teeth are very long and yellow, i can imagen cause there getting a 35cm one is big , must have evaded lines for very long , and theres always a next time, love seeing a fish kick off
@@nikobellic8284 In Durban very few people understand what conservation is. I understand that people are starving and fishermen need to make money to support their families but some of the guys are ridiculous. Sweet catch btw.
thanks Roeds, you can use normal fluoro carbon shock leader or proper hard fluoro carbon , on the spoon it generally doesnt bit you off but if there are bigger ones arounf that can swallow the whole spoon you can use hard fluoro carbon , a 40lb leader should be more than enough
Ag nee man ! You guys can’t cook. Too bland for my taste. Smeer die vis met Garam masala ! I would have that excellent fish with smooth buttery mash potato.
thanks for the comment , everyone has their own preferences , i was at my Grandfathers house and he likes it plain and simple as to taste the fresh fish from the ocean, but in some of the future videos i do some better cooking, keep tuned in👌
@@juandregeldenhuys284 Please help me to understand where to cast. In the video you says that whitewater looks promising. But in other videos I watch online, they say that I should look for dark water troughs and holes because the whitewater is a shallow bank. Reading the beach is confusing for beginners.
Hi there Farzana , when Fishing off a beach or even a beach with scattered rocks you will find sandbanks(where the waves stand up and break and cause white water) and more quiet (deeper water and holes) depending on what you want to target both these places sand banks or deeper water holes are good to fish , Sand banks youll generally get flatfish such as Sandsharks and rays as well as Galjoen , steenbras , stumpnose and more , in the deeper water in front or at the back of the sandbank you can target fish such as Garrick , cob , shad and other inedible species , when fishing off the rocks and in gulleys white water is generally good for all the species as this turbulence breaks off bait and other food sources such as crabs , redbait , mussels etc. and the fish come in there to look for food
@@juandregeldenhuys284 Thanks for your response. When fishing off the rocks, how do you avoid getting snagged and losing your trace? It happens to me all the time when trying to fish from rocks.
Big pleasure, it happends to the best of us , but you can try and minimize it by using the right size and type of sinker , fishing rocks a bottle sinker or even a wire sinker works very well , if you go to light on your sinker, it gets washed into holes and crevices and you then snag. Also dont wind in too much as your sinker drags along the bottom and you can get stuck more easily, so try an keep just enough tension as to not move the sinker but also to feel the bite, good luck
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Started fishing about a month ago as a way to get closer to my father. I’m still very new and it can be embarrassing as a grown man unable to do some of the simplest things. You gents have made it more fun for me to learn on my down time! Thanks chaps!!
Make more videos like this love the fresh saltwater catch and cooks would love for you guys to cook some on the beach
Thanks Mitchell , i most definitely love saltwater fishing the most and keep an lookout theres some more coming soon!!
I love how you guys catch and cook only what you need
Enjoying the videos so much. Will be sending through my own clips shortly! Excited because it reminds me of the SuperSport ESA days, just so much better in terms of a personal feel and connection with the fans of fishing in South Africa in particular. Keep it up guys.
Awesome thanks Joshua , please do so and you could also become a primal provider , Yeah i used to love ESA back in the days
More videos love seeing local fishing videos
Thanks Sashen
Yummy, ek is nou sommer lus en gaan vang kolsterte. Lekker video weereens!
Top video bru. Catch a few fish cook it up. Lekker chow SA style. Nothing better.
Thanks Mosed G!!!
Keep up the excellent work 💯
Thanks for the lovely comment , some more videos coming soon
absolutely loving these videos educating me more about the saltwater life keep it up
Thanks Fish Busters , i still learn every day , Neptune has some curve balls just when you think you habe figured everything out
Yes please , more vids 🙏🙏
Coming soon Javier!!! 😁😁
Beautiful, fantastic video 100%
Thank you Shivash happy easter!
Love these amazing fishing videos, they learn me and I don't get bored during this lockdown.
Thanks for another great video 🎣🐟👍🏻
Thanks Iwhan , we have some more videos coming out shortly😁
Excellent vid, well done
Thanks Ray !!! means allot coming from you
Awesome video guys
I really love shad and black tail lol😂
Please keep the videos coming
And also be safe in this pandemic
thanks Kameel😀 some videos coming soon
Fantastic video
Thanks Nicholas , there are some more videos coming soon😁
Wow luv yourlls videos I luv my fishing too. I am a female by da way. I am following all your video. Well done make more videos so inspiring guys take care.
Thanks Premie for the kind words
Np my best part of your videos is catching da fish and going home to prepare it. Have a great day
Hey guy's looking forward to some new videos fed up of watching da Olds ones. Tight lines.
Hey@@premieanthony8544 new video's come out every Monday and Thursday!! be on the look out.
Nice catches bro. Thanks for the content. Keep it up.👍
thanks Clint it is our pleasure!, some more videos are coming soon
awesome catch mate..stay safe
Thanks Mintenk Fishing , we are all on lockdown but the fishy dreams are still roaming wild
Catch, clean, cook and enjoy. Great content.
Thank you Nkateko , we sure did
Excellent stuff guys 👌
Thanks Avir enjoy your Easter☺
Lovely Stuff, 👍
thanks Mr RX!!
Well DONE. That's the way your supposed to eat fish!
Thanks Victor i agree 100% , thanks for the awesome comment👌🎣
Awesom Content!
A very nice catch guys and you've prepared it perfectly. Well done guys
Thanks Naazan it was amazing!
Baie cool ouens
Nice vid, good spot and now I am hungry lol. I so badly want to go fishing but yea... lockdown
Thank you K , it is a very productive spot and everytime we go we get Blacktail and other reef species , release most and every now and then keep a couple for the braai
Hi
Will squid also be as affective
What sort of plastic ??? is he putting on the grid to fry /braai the fish?
Hi Mondriaan its called a grill matt not sure what plastic it is
Daai was n great video wow welldone
Dankie Ryno! Bly jy't dit geniet. Daar is nog baie meer op pad :)
Baie dankie Ryno daar is nog n paar oppad👌
Ek sal sodra ek by die see uitkom ook n video maak en aanstuur vir ray of dean...
Baie dankie veilig wees
Awesome! stywe lyne donker brille en wees veilig!🎣
Te kwai meneeeeer
Dankie Ben!!
Great videos!!! What do you call that "black sheet" that you are using to cook the fish on the braai?
Hi Johansec1 , it is called a grill matt and works like a bomb!
@@juandregeldenhuys284 Baie dankie!! Waar koop mens die goed? Groete Johan.
Daai een was by Game gekoop , maar enige outdoor tipe plek behoort dit te he
Is dit lekker om met plakkies daar te vang
The biggest blacktail i caught was 48cm
thats massive , i got one of 47cm on an earlier catchcook , get plenty in the lower 40cm but release 90% of them
@@juandregeldenhuys284 it was here in Durban. Hard to get decent sizes here .
The teeth was rotten and the spot was faded. I caught it on a dark night no moon view.
I didn't know it was a blacktail i was thinking its a small stumpy.
I only saw when i got home or else i with out released the old balee
Yeah when they get to that size their teeth are very long and yellow, i can imagen cause there getting a 35cm one is big , must have evaded lines for very long , and theres always a next time, love seeing a fish kick off
@@nikobellic8284 In Durban very few people understand what conservation is. I understand that people are starving and fishermen need to make money to support their families but some of the guys are ridiculous. Sweet catch btw.
very true , thanks Louvendran!!😁🎣
Try catching a parrot fish clean cook and eat that is a master peace on its own
Caught a 3.5 kg Surge Wrasse "aka Rainbow Wrasse" not to long ago. Tastes amazing, but will never kill another, they're too beautiful in my opinion.
i have never seen one in our waters here in the cape , but we do get the Cape Knifejaw and it is sometimes referred to as a "parrot"
Lekka vid!!
Shot Heath!!😁
Those Shad will made sort work of a plastic .. their teeth are like razor blades.😁
yeah they slice it into blocks all the time, was looking for a cob but when i saw the shad are biting i changed to a spoon and got one more
@@juandregeldenhuys284 nice man, sit jy net gewone floro carbon aan met die spinner?
thanks Roeds, you can use normal fluoro carbon shock leader or proper hard fluoro carbon , on the spoon it generally doesnt bit you off but if there are bigger ones arounf that can swallow the whole spoon you can use hard fluoro carbon , a 40lb leader should be more than enough
Hello show some how to do's .FROM SHAMEER
Ek hou van die vis vang. Maar kan julle asb bietjie na die lockdown gaan jag asseblief.
Daar is n paar Jag videos wat kom ☺
Can one cath shad in western cape this time of year
Indeed Jayden , but they generally get less as you go into winter
How do you not get stuck on the rocks
Let him catch his own fish and you catch yours
Ag nee man ! You guys can’t cook. Too bland for my taste. Smeer die vis met Garam masala ! I would have that excellent fish with smooth buttery mash potato.
thanks for the comment , everyone has their own preferences , i was at my Grandfathers house and he likes it plain and simple as to taste the fresh fish from the ocean, but in some of the future videos i do some better cooking, keep tuned in👌
@@juandregeldenhuys284 Please help me to understand where to cast. In the video you says that whitewater looks promising.
But in other videos I watch online, they say that I should look for dark water troughs and holes because the whitewater is a shallow bank.
Reading the beach is confusing for beginners.
Hi there Farzana , when Fishing off a beach or even a beach with scattered rocks you will find sandbanks(where the waves stand up and break and cause white water) and more quiet (deeper water and holes) depending on what you want to target both these places sand banks or deeper water holes are good to fish , Sand banks youll generally get flatfish such as Sandsharks and rays as well as Galjoen , steenbras , stumpnose and more , in the deeper water in front or at the back of the sandbank you can target fish such as Garrick , cob , shad and other inedible species , when fishing off the rocks and in gulleys white water is generally good for all the species as this turbulence breaks off bait and other food sources such as crabs , redbait , mussels etc. and the fish come in there to look for food
@@juandregeldenhuys284 Thanks for your response.
When fishing off the rocks, how do you avoid getting snagged and losing your trace? It happens to me all the time when trying to fish from rocks.
Big pleasure, it happends to the best of us , but you can try and minimize it by using the right size and type of sinker , fishing rocks a bottle sinker or even a wire sinker works very well , if you go to light on your sinker, it gets washed into holes and crevices and you then snag. Also dont wind in too much as your sinker drags along the bottom and you can get stuck more easily, so try an keep just enough tension as to not move the sinker but also to feel the bite, good luck