KORDA SOUTH AFRICA PODCAST

**The Korda South-Africa Podcast Series**
Join Adriaan van der Merwe , Brandon Frazer , Gilbert Foxcroft and Jules Chame this evening at 19:30pm for the first installment of what will be a series of Podcasts.
In this installment the team reflects on the pioneering days of Carp Angling in South-Africa to the present day where Donaldson Dam still holds it's place as a treasured big carp venue. Adriaan and Brandon also touches on their new venture of Cabin Boat Fishing for big carp.

[@jacopowell4151]

Best hour and a half vid i watched in a few months.. love the stories of the olden dayz of carp fishing.. now the stories we tell of fishing trips is more of how you survived the fishing trip in stead of the good times you had.. its a big pity that it has come to that. I agree with you guys to say the power of social media can fix that.. it would be awesome to be able to take your loved ones.. a tent.. and fishing gear and go fish safely for them big ones. Love the vid keep it up.

[@neilreitz583]

What an awesome show guys thank you

[@chesneybrown265]

Awesome video what a way to do it and with the true best well done team!🎉

[@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671]

Thank you so much 😁

[@chrisdekooker7521]

Gilbert I remember back years ago that you and Loutjie came to help the Gauteng carp team with a few finer details and sho things have changed hey. We did it at Donnies and those days the trees across were still full and thick. its amazing how much easier things have become from those days of uncoated braid and Amnesia and then the Suffix coated braid. I still have one of the original GilFox pods. My first alarms were i think some second hand set a friend brought from the UK

[@armanddekoker]

Epic video thanks gents. Would like to get your insights and thoughts about boat fishing more in dept. You just mentioned some few points out in this video. I think if we can get anglers like Louis Britz or Neville Barnard that has done this in the past to share there experience on how boat fishing is. Once again awesome podcast from well respected anglers in SA.

[@CvdW5]

Great content Guys, if you want to get more people into proper carp fishing as one of the goals of doing this i think it wouldn't be a bad idea to speak about how people can start, what you need to just get going, from point A-Z, for people listening to this is would sound very daunting and complicated, for instance listening to this if i was a novice i would think i can't do this facet of fishing nowadays if i don't have a boat or fish finder and all that which is all very expensive and potentially put people of from even trying, just my thoughts on it, people can learn a hell of a lot from you Guys guidance. Thanks again, great video

[@AlexanderIsaacs-d2j]

Beautiful gesture guys, I think it was long overdue, we have ardent carp fishermen in SA, so well done.

[@alwekidson9586]

Nice chat guys, wish more anglers would take their fishing spots so serious. Went fishing crocodile river just off Roodekopies, the netting getting out of hand.

[@ewertdouwjooste7462]

Leke Boys, This was an amazing video, Please make some more about tips for venues😁

[@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671]

Thank you! Will do!

[@adam42ize]

Guys we are waiting for the second episode come on gents lets gooi

[@ronniefoster8819]

Awesome, guys. Can't wait for next one....

[@Joburg_blanker]

Thanks for such an awesome podcast team!💪

[@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@idibidy1]

Enjoyed the hour and half , cant wait to the next

[@adam42ize]

this was cool welldone gents

[@cornusduplooy6193]

Awesome, thanks guys.

[@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@neilreitz583]

Interresting thamks guys, question for the Korda on another note. I fish 90% of the time with korda crank no 4 and twice now i have bent my hooks open, once at Roodekoppies and once in the Vaal river, are those hooks on the "soft" side

[@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671]

Hi Neil. It's not often we get feedback like this regarding the Krank or any of our range of hooks. They are all manufactured to the highest standard with the highest grade Japanese steel. The only reason a quality hook would bend open is due to faulty rig mechanics (or hooking into snags like tree stumps or rocks).

[@neilreitz583]

@@kordasouthafricacarpfishin3671 could of been a snag then thanks

[@neilreitz583]

I was fishing at ranges of 400m +

[@ruanstassen9476]

Watsap fellow anglers