@@WisdomSeeker2 It will be done again. 🎣🎣🎣

@@robertgroves100 you’re most welcome. Get in touch here or FB and we take it from there.

Well, in terms of False Bay, I really am happy. Thanx 😁

@@FishingBruZA We've been chasing elf too this weekend. Broken road and Bluewaters, all under "under" sized

Hi and thx for commenting. At the moment we don't have any electronics to guide us, so we enter a general area and explore for the pelagic species (look for bird activity and fish busting up), for the reef species you see us catching, we can pretty much target them anywhere kelp grows thick along the rocky coastline.

Thx for the pointer. However, the only time in the video you could be referring to is when we were at idle speed while prep was done, trolling done at between 8 and 10 knts at 12 to 20m behind the motors. My bungees are 15m and the trawl lines were run further out. Next will be a down-rigger and maybe a out-rigger setup.

@@FishingBruZA Look 30 plus years of boating ownership experience with many catches i thought id share from what i saw on your video 20 m still to short 10 knots to slow. I was only joking about the yellowtail but if you not prepared to learn then be prepared to struggle to catch...tight lines

@@lesterphillipsj2866 "Thx for the pointer." Shows willingness to learn, no? Your initial comment and response comment came off as bragging, but who am I to judge, hey? All the best to you! :)

​@@FishingBruZAits nice to see other people are also using the old policansky reels! I own 7 of them

Thx for the comment, lol, yes. George is a beginner Nagapie. 😁But I must give him credit, he put in a solid effort. 👍

They deff were both good. 😎 Hope to see you in a episode soon.

Hi, chokka either hunt or they don't. I have caught them in all conditions and also not caught any in all conditions. They seem to be less active when the pressure is super high and when there is lots of fresh water in the water coulomb (heavy winter rain for days on end). Best advise I can offer is... Get a line in the water and have fun fishing for them.

Squid or also know as Kob Candy 😁

You use them for bait and eat them, so why shame? 🤣

@FishingBruZ I don't know it's Ryan

@@MMfishingrockandsurf 🤣

Hi, yes. We def should. Let me know how to get hold of you then we arrange.

@ I popped you dm on the insta. Cheers for now. 🙂

Will pass the compliment to Mia.

The internet says: The closed season for recreational chokka fishing is from 12 PM on October 19 to 12 PM on November 30. But the Government Gazette, where our laws are published to make them legal, states: The closed season for recreational chokka fishing is from 12 PM on October 19 to 12 PM on November 23 of any year. Personally I go with the South African law which will stand in a court. 😀 Commercial has more dates.

This was taken at Swartklip False Bay. Place called, "die walle" roughly translated to cliffs for those that does not speak Afrikaans 😄.

Monwabisi 1ste baai

JP, your most welcome. Let me know when you free.

@@FishingBruZA Will do!

I like the Alvey reeling that George was using 👍

Is it Elf season and wheres the best place to go around cape town.Im thinking Strand

So it is. Thx for pointing it out. This was filmed the night before.

Thx Ryan, yup, going later tonight.

😂😂😂 mooring the lappies while season is closed well done 👏

@@GrantSolomons-n3j Thx for pointing it out, this was filmed before season closed.

@@elinviljoen7139 mens kan. Die Amerikaaners eet dit. Hulle blyk om dit bo Elf te verkies.

Thx JP. Unfortunately also a reminder there's no more fish in the bay area there. Only "klipfis" and small "hotties". You have to venture out quite a bit to get proper 😁 fish.