Hi, as soon as we find where the fish are we like to drift and cast. Sometimes you need to spend a bit of time trawling and looking

thanks dewet

thanks Damien, its awesome you are having some positive results. Those yellowtail are in your backyard.

Ye not as easy as with my aquaquad. Ive had to convert my trailer to breakneck to deal with it

Hi, I prefer the two piece for convenience but got the one piece on a special. Super happy with it.

@@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST That big bends on the that rod on those big fish you catch,you suggest the 2 piece can handle it .Thanks for your input.

@@candalvictor193 The two piece actually becomes stiffer in the mid section due to the overlaps of the join. I believe the two piece is as strong if not stronger than the single

Thanks much appreciate.

Na, I sold it to a friend of mine. Definitely miss it a bit.

I'm looking at getting one, any advice for me?

@@AMROUGH82 The genuine Aquaquad that used to be made in pinetown is by far the best. The knock offs dont operate as well. The hull must have the tri hull shape, as in the two pontoons then the fibreglass hull in the middle. You welcome to send me pics of any you thinking of buying but should test first anyway. The wrong setup can cavitate badly. The mariner/mercury 25hp seems the ideal motor. You welcome to message me if you have any queries. Andre 0833205406

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Not that I've seen.

The plugs are the easiest as they cast well and just a standard medium pace retrieval. Dropshots off the back and Tiny's. Try all different speeds but the garrick generally prefer medium fast. weedless dropshots are ideal because you don't get snagged in the rocks. I think Bilimoria may sell them ready rigged up. Good luck.

Hi Heinz, a 2oz chisel nose topwater plug is ideal for Mazeppa Bay. 2oz paddletail dropshot also works well at that time of the year plus you might pick up the odd cob. Enjoy

Hi Paige, it depends on your tackle weights. On light tackle in the river I use3/8 oz and 1/2 oz. In the ocean with heavier tackle 1oz to 1,5oz. The lighter tackle and lighter lures always get more action.

Thanks Juan. I actually dont fish that often so always have mates queing up to jump on. You are going about it the right way tho as the best way to learn is to fish around people with more experience. Tight lines

Ye the boat is a winner

thanks Nash

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Thanks Krishen

yip cant turn the head

thanks bradley

hey thanks nash

thanks bro

Hi, I use a few different types of reels. That particular Okuma ITX is great value for money. It feels very similar in use to my way more expensive sustain. The more expensive top end reels are more hard wearing and definitely last longer.

@@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST Thanks so much ! Keep the videos coming 👏🏼

Thanks Nathan, havent seen you fishing in a while

aw man so much amazing fishing gear available, I need to find a sponsor😁

It's closed for recreational fishing apparently but we go there at night and we get decent cob there but on the ruff side and it's a bit dangerous and with the big cob you have to use a cliff gaff

The harbour breakwall is closed to fishing for security reasons. There is a short pier on the other side that is fished regularly.

We do fish from the small Pier but the decent edible fish is more on the point there is some days you can get leke Garrick and spotted grunter from the small Pier but we prefer the point where thers mostly big fish

thanks bro

ye probably best to have left it out but I got a treble hook in my hand once holding a cob for a pic so i try avoid holding fish with lures with trebles

Hi, the red eyes are prolific throughout the transkei at the moment with this spate of warm water. The cold water Sardines moving north start in about April.

@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST thanx. Awesome videos and fishing!

Thanks@@Tromps04

thanks Andries

Hi, this is in East London

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thanks bro

@@FISHINGTHEWILDCOAST owz it bru, beautiful country over there.

thanks mate, some pretty good stuff down under as well@@Coltys.fishing.adventures.

hi, I make some of my own when I get the urge. Of the store bought one's I really enjoy using the 'Dirty Prawn' brand. Good finish, good action and most important a good hook. I also got a few from a brand called '4 x the fun' which are good quality with an incredibly realistic finish.

Hi Ryan, mid Transkei in the Coffee bay area

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ye it will certainly add to the adventure

thanks Nash

Hey Tim not sure actually. We borrowed it from a buddy as my boat was too small for my large fishing partner. But yes very stable. Will enquire and try let you know

Hi, it was late September just before the first heavy rain.

Ye same fish. Mulloway

thanks Michael, I use a 7ft Assassin supernova with a Shimano Sustain and a Shimano slx with an Okuma ITX. Both reels 3000 size.

Thanks Aiden. I use 30 pd whiplash off the bricks. It is very thin probably equivalent to most 20 pd.

Thanks Nash, you back home?

ye I have kinda started, just need to get some more footage together