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Yes. I went Lrf fishing yesterday at Harbour Island and caught Pinky, gnome fish, white stumpnose and gobies on the gulp and white steenbras, zebra fish, blacktail, gurnards etc on other trips there. Then Hottentot, roman, fransmadam, white musselcracker at Kalk Bay harbour...Its great stuff. You can see it in action on my LRF videos...

@ super awesome, thank you for the info , I love light tackle fishing and now I don’t have to handle smelly bait . Where do they stock gulp sand worm? Happy fishing Just found your channel yesterday Subscribed

@@AS-up3rf Thanks for subscribing, means a lot. Most of the tackle shops stock Berkley Gulp Sandworms. I bought mine at The fishing specialists in Brackenfell... Its not cheap but I put mine in a sealed container along with the juice it comes with and it lasts forever.... I only use a tiny piece on the hook and often cut the worm thinner. Don't put a piece of worm that you used back in the container...Hope this helps and may the fish be with you...

@@waseembhamjee4586 Thanks so much.

@@antonressel3155 That's true Anton...

@@rolandoelofse1167 True story

Thanks Roland

Hi. Yes it is loads of fun. I generally use a "drop shot rig" with a #20, #14 or #12 hook depending on size of fish. . Sinker is generally 7grams or heavier if the sea is rough. For the smaller species or klipfish, I will first tie on the hook and then pinch a split shot ,10cm above the hook. Hope this helps

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul Thanks so much. Shalom

Hi. I love fishing Berkley Gulp sandworm because just about everything eats it. I also fish a lot of medium and small curly tail grubs. As for spots, Kalk bay harbour and harbour Island can be great. Strand area can also produce some nice fish.

Shalom, thank you my friend

Cool Roland. I also noticed from dropping the camera down that some areas had more fish than others, so it pays to move around and try different spots. May the fish be with you.

Oh yes

@@Michigananglingadventures thank you so much

Thanks so much

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul It was filmed in SD many years ago...

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul I still had hair then and perfect eye sight...

@@SeanMillsFishing Got it 😉

Thanks so much

Thanks man. It was great to connect with some new species...

LOL... I cast left so its makes sense for me to reel in with the handle on the right. I fly cast with my right hand though...

They be hungry fish...

It was a very good day...

True story...

Oh yes

Thanks my friend, can't let you have all the fun.

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul Thank you so much. Shalom.

I hear you but a lot more complicated than you might think. Also trout are not a problem for redfins, smallmouth bass are. There was literally a 17inch trout swimming amongst the redfins. The Krom river is full of redfins and trout and they have co existed for years. Wherever there are smallmouth bass, the redfins disappear.

@@SeanMillsFishing I know it's a complicated issue, Sean, and it's one which needs resolving whichever way we choose to look at it. Any bass freak like myself knows they eat everything in the water they can possibly fit into their mouths. My experience has taught me though that trout, especially larger trout, don't miss any opportunity to grab minnows either. I once operated a commercial fish farm, and cookie cutter trout (rainbows which I hatched from eggs) gobbled up any canary kurper they could get (I had a pond full of them too - in those days I decided to use them as food for the bass and trout on the farm), and they were raised on a mix of pellets and worms (I had a worm farm too lol). Canaries of up to palm size were taken by the 0.3-05 kg stockies. Browns are notorious for eating their own fingerlings and the larger ones are actively piscivorous. I found over the years that the larger rainbows too, stand out from the crowd when they become cannibals in the hatchery and grow on ponds. So though the rainbow you saw passed up a free meal while you were there, chances are he came back for a quick takeaway later on. Coming from a childhood on the shores of Lake Ontario in Canada where I was raised with a rod in my hand and then having lived in SA for most of my life and fishing for bass on a strictly catch and release basis for quite a few years now, I had to make a hard decision when faced with the brutal reality of what bass, carp and trout are doing to biodiversity in the region. So now I am a strict catch and keep angler instead, and I urge all fellow anglers to follow suit - if everyone removed a few alien invader species each season, the problem would be greatly resolved. People just don't seem to get it - if we all turn a blind eye to imbalances caused by human agencies, especially when it comes to freshwater resources and again, biodiversity, which these fish destroy - they never belonged in the waterways of this country - then we can only blame ourselves at the inevitable result. Anyway thank you for bringing the redfins into the limelight - the fact they are still around means they deserve it.

Thanks so much

I do both, depends on what they want. The movement will often perk their interest but they will actually eat the lure when it is stationary.

They are super fun. Going LRF fishing tomorrow...

@@SeanMillsFishing Good luck 🙏

@@LRFandHRF Exactly. Wish we had wrasse here....

@@garnetprince6199 Thanks Garnet..

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul Thanks so much. Enjoying the warm weather here. Hoping to go fishing tomorrow...

@SeanMillsFishing Good luck

@@ShragaMiFishingForTheSoul Stay safe my friend

Any time Roland.

Thanks 👍

Hi. The rod is about 12 years old. I built it from an Xplorer blank. I have an Echo Lift 3wt now that Stream X stock's. Really well priced and great for Cape Streams. Check out my last video where I use it.

​@SGMproducitons ok thanks wil take a look , how much do they retail for ?

@@christophertomlinson6658 www.theflyfishingshop.co.za/product/echo-lift-fly-rods-good-value-for-money/

Thanks so much. Not too much time to fill and edit at the moment but hopefully soon.

True story...

@@SeanMillsFishing 👍🐯

Thanks so much, was a loooong time ago...

Smallblaar River, Western Cape

Elandspad...