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General Angling Topics => Saltwater Lure Angling => Topic started by: carll on July 11, 2013, 09:21:53 AM
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Good morning Guys.
Whats happening on the North Coast Spinning wise ? Here on the South Coast things are dead ! At Winkel's after 3 days of hard
Spinning only 1 Shad and a small Cobie ! My friend daughter caught the baby Cobie on the beach section with a Toby spoon. He
went down to Stiebel this morning,so let's see what happens.
Oh I must post the pic with her baby cobie .. She's so proud of her first cobie :-)
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Great stuff!
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:cgrts: :win: ..Thats always something great to see!!..No matter how big or small!!..A kobbie on spoon!!!...keep at it!!!...Its great hunting kobbies on spoon!!!
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especially since she actually caught one.....
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especially since she actually caught one.....
:-( Thanks Marthin!!...you REALLY know how to make an ou feel swak!!!
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:fshn: A kwik tip , if I may...If you gonna try the sloepies on the beach again , depending on your outfit , try a slightly bigger and heavier spoon...say a 1,5 or even a 2oz....and go bottom , stop , bottom , stop.......GOOD LUCK!!
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V... how successful is that technique????
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V... how successful is that technique????
:hnthnt: Look....if the kob are there , its pretty succesful...BUT...I dont gooi my spoons much over sand ...I concentrate more over the rocky gulleys and gutters...BUT...that being said ...YES/...rubbers and plastics(rappies) are gonna get you a better hit rate!!!...BUT...I choose to use metal....
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Thanks Carl for posting this pic of my daughter (Andrea) first cobbie on spoon. A young boy I taught fishing this week caught a slightly bigger cobbie on the same Toby spoon at the same spot (Winkelspruit) on Thursday (clap)
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Hi Riekert welcome here on UA. :fshn:
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Here is a pic of the young man with his first ever fish caught at Winklespruit. A young cobbie on a Toby spoon.
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The Toby spoon Andrea and the youn man got their cobbies on at Winklespruit.
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My two daughters and the young man spinning at Winklespruit. No better way to teach kids fishing and casting!
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:win: :win: ..Brilliant Steenie!!!...Hell and that water looked good there!!!!
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Thank you! The water has been looking great for days at Winklespruit. But hours of spinning has not delivered any shad or garrick for me!
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:welc: Steenie! Awesome time you had with the young ones!
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Thank you! The water has been looking great for days at Winklespruit. But hours of spinning has not delivered any shad or garrick for me!
w;k ..Forget the shad and leeries!!!...Hunt those kobbies!!!...That sloepie looks FANTASTIC out front!!!...Oh..and a tip..put single 6/0 short shanks on those toby's...easier to release the small kobbies!!!
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Thank you! The water has been looking great for days at Winklespruit. But hours of spinning has not delivered any shad or garrick for me!
w;k ..Forget the shad and leeries!!!...Hunt those kobbies!!!...That sloepie looks FANTASTIC out front!!!...Oh..and a tip..put single 6/0 short shanks on those toby's...easier to release the small kobbies!!!
Agreed - trebles are trouble!
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:-) This kobbie slukked a 8/0 short shank behind the gill plate and I pushed it gently back and up to release the barb and no probs....away he swam!!..BUT..had that been a treb...a bit more messy!!!
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Thanks guys - I tried a lot of slow bumping over the bottom as well, but no more cobbies around. On the trebles, I agree fully and will take your advice on the short shank 6/0 hooks. It will ensure easier release of the fish, and make it safer for the kids as well. Those trebles are dangerous weapons in the hands of kids!!! :hehe:
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This is so nice to see . (clap) (clap)
And you have just convinced that ....... im going to try fishing at winkle tomorrow. Ive been battling to make up my mind on where and what to do. They look like they are having so much fun, I want to do that too.
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Fantastic stuff!!! (clap)
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Thanks guys - I tried a lot of slow bumping over the bottom as well, but no more cobbies around. On the trebles, I agree fully and will take your advice on the short shank 6/0 hooks. It will ensure easier release of the fish, and make it safer for the kids as well. Those trebles are dangerous weapons in the hands of kids!!! :hehe:
:corrct: :corrct: :rck"
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Venechi - would you debarb the hook?
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Venechi - would you debarb the hook?
:-) ...I have de barbed quite a few of my hooks and neva dropped a fish with them...so..ja I do prefer that as the soft lips of the younger kobbies are prone to tear....Thats why i fish short shank...they bury themselves often behind the hard part of the lip AND..the spoon does not smash so easly into the kobbies mouth when shaking...hence messing up his lip...
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Venechi - would you debarb the hook?
:-) ...I have de barbed quite a few of my hooks and neva dropped a fish with them...so..ja I do prefer that as the soft lips of the younger kobbies are prone to tear....Thats why i fish short shank...they bury themselves often behind the hard part of the lip AND..the spoon does not smash so easly into the kobbies mouth when shaking...hence messing up his lip...
I must look inot the short shank - I sometimes debarb the hooks when I have caught my quota of shad becasue I know i will be releasing everything thereafter
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Venechi - would you debarb the hook?
:-) ...I have de barbed quite a few of my hooks and neva dropped a fish with them...so..ja I do prefer that as the soft lips of the younger kobbies are prone to tear....Thats why i fish short shank...they bury themselves often behind the hard part of the lip AND..the spoon does not smash so easly into the kobbies mouth when shaking...hence messing up his lip...
I must look inot the short shank - I sometimes debarb the hooks when I have caught my quota of shad becasue I know i will be releasing everything thereafter
:hnthnt: ...Expensive...but I have these on my three top kob spoons!!!
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:hnthnt: ..The size i use....
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w;k ..The Big game Owner I put on the LS spoon which is slimmer and the gorillas I use on the FatLady and brass back...
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
I always rinse my lures in fresh water when I get home - but will try the potato tip - my favourite food!
You do mean that you hook it into the potato - then remove and hang up...not leave it in the potato?
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
:tkx: great tips
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:-) ..Another good hook that I use...BUT..these have also gone up in price...They had a sale at our local tackle store last year and I bought a 100 of these all 7/0,s...DAMN strong!!!
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
I always rinse my lures in fresh water when I get home - but will try the potato tip - my favourite food!
You do mean that you hook it into the potato - then remove and hang up...not leave it in the potato?
:corrct: ..Thats it Bud...hook into the spud , take it out and then hang it up...I do that every time without fail!!!...Hooks last much longer!!!
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
I always rinse my lures in fresh water when I get home - but will try the potato tip - my favourite food!
You do mean that you hook it into the potato - then remove and hang up...not leave it in the potato?
:corrct: ..Thats it Bud...hook into the spud , take it out and then hang it up...I do that every time without fail!!!...Hooks last much longer!!!
Aaah! so I can still use the potato for my fish and chips!
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I am going to look into these hooks - thanks for the information
:hnthnt: ..Another tip..when you get back from an outing...rinse the hook...dry and hook it into a potatoe and then hang you spoon or lure up ...wont rust and stays super sharp!!!...SERIAS!!
I always rinse my lures in fresh water when I get home - but will try the potato tip - my favourite food!
You do mean that you hook it into the potato - then remove and hang up...not leave it in the potato?
:corrct: ..Thats it Bud...hook into the spud , take it out and then hang it up...I do that every time without fail!!!...Hooks last much longer!!!
Aaah! so I can still use the potato for my fish and chips!
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I am in the process of teaching "Steenie" the art of Spinning,I told him to remove those ugly trebles :hehe: lol !
On a serious note now Steenie or Riekert is actually a huge Steenbras and Cob angler that grew up in Struisbaai in Cape Town.
He is known as the 'Steenie King'. Riekert has also written a number of articles for angling magazines including angling books.
Here is a pic that I took when Me and Riekert were at Struisbaai,think now you can see why they called him Steenie King.
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I am in the process of teaching "Steenie" the art of Spinning,I told him to remove those ugly trebles :hehe: lol !
On a serious note now Steenie or Riekert is actually a huge Steenbras and Cob angler that grew up in Struisbaai in Cape Town.
He is known as the 'Steenie King'. Riekert has also written a number of articles for angling magazines including angling books.
Here is a pic that I took when Me and Riekert were at Struisbaai,think now you can see why they called him Steenie King.
fshg :win: :win: :win: ..WOW!!!..Thats a piggie of note!!!
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Thanks Carll and Venechi - White Steenbras is my fishing passion in life. I have caught numerous of them in the 14 - 17 kg range and have tagged and released many. I have been tagging them since the start of the ORI tagging programme way back in the early 80's.
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Thanks Carll and Venechi - White Steenbras is my fishing passion in life. I have caught numerous of them in the 14 - 17 kg range and have tagged and released many. I have been tagging them since the start of the ORI tagging programme way back in the early 80's.
:win: :win: :uarocks