wading the river mouth surf for cob in Port St Johns

Spinning for cob in the Umzimvubu river mouth is pretty nerve racking with the Bull sharks that are resident in that area. In this episode we manage to get some shoal cob on bucktail jig after losing a monster on the light tackle. Wading waist deep into the waves where the river mixes with the ocean water to get to the zone where the cob are feeding gets the results.
Then back into the river to relax and target the magnificent Garrick that pass through the estuary, back onto the light tackle loaded with bucktail jigs.
#leerfish #lichiaamia #cob #mulloway #kabeljou #transkei #wildcoast #boat #estuary #river #spinning #bucktail #bullshark #portstjohns #umzimvubu

[@andrewbouwer4445]

That's a awesome place, and the fishing is amazing.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

ye pretty special isnt it

[@pareshsokay2537]

Another great fishing video Andre. Since you catching such big fish maybe you should consider using a bucket around the waist, avoids the stomach pain. Whatever you decide thanks for the awesome spinning video.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

Ye thanks Paresh, I do have one that I use deep sea, maybe worth a go in the river. Thanks Mate.

[@bernieblignaut7517]

Nice guys 🎣👌

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

thanks bernie

[@dundadunda552]

Legends

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

thanks

[@robertcairns4792]

What reel are you using on your light set up and what braid?

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

That particular light setup was an okuma ITX 3000 with 10pd JBD braid.

[@candalvictor193]

Great footage as always.You making me do this trip.i have a small boat with a trolling motor.Do you think I will manage to fish that river.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

Ye for sure as long as you pick the weather. There was a crew on kayaks last time we were there. I would however avoid the mouth area on the outgoing tide

[@candalvictor193]

Can you suggest best month's to visit?

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

All the winter months are good. It can flow a lot due to rain in summer but can also be good if its a dry summer.

[@peterdeuchar2042]

which way would you go? ASSASSIN SUPERNOVA 7'7ft MEDIUM HEAVY or 7'7ft HEAVY

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

Hi Peter, the MH is perfect for spinning lures. If you are casting something heavy like possibly a livebait, would be the only reason I would consider the H. I havent actually used the H only the M and MH so kinda guessing a bit but as I said the action on the MH is superb for spinning lures in the river.

[@peterdeuchar3873]

I've just got the supernova Heavy, let you know how it is

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

awesome thanks keen to hear how it is.

[@ashleysingh9247]

What setup are you using sir? (surf)

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

Hi Ashley, Im using a 10'10" Shimano blue romance rod with a Saragosa 5000 and 30lb berkley whiplash.

[@ashleysingh9247]

@@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST Thanks Sir.

[@ashleysingh9247]

@@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST We are heading down to PSJ this week Tuesday.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

@@ashleysingh9247 awesome Ashley I might see you there

[@ashleysingh9247]

beautiful, looking forward to meeting you and learning some tricks regarding dropshot fishing.

[@donovanpautz]

If only you gents had some Clone Lures for those Cob.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

Havent tried those yet bud my buddy got a nice yellowtail on one last season

[@donovanpautz]

Send me your closest Postnet address. Also your cell number. I will send you some to fish with.

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

@@donovanpautz awesome sounds great. Postnet, Stirling , epsom rd, East London.
Great if you could put some contact details with. Thanks a mil

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

@@donovanpautz Andre Malherbe contact name

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

@@donovanpautz cell 0833205406

[@preshiv3173]

Good teamwork

[@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST]

thank you