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General Angling Topics => Saltwater Lure Angling => Topic started by: RobinF on March 18, 2016, 06:06:23 PM
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Ok, so tomorrow it will start over again. We will hit the lagoon from tomorrow afternoon. I will post pics and report as and when it happens. Just figured, I should get the thread started so that it becomes easier to post. Watch this space, Connor is rearing to go and I am certain we will catch. And yes, they all go back in the water boys!
SAFISH, any chance that you might be in the area, we could use your hawk-eyes!
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:hehe: It depends, we are in Still Bay next weekend but I have to visit a site in Plett. :hnthnt:
Tight lines and please keep us posted. :sreel:
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Give me a shout if you can join us at all.
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Knowing you guys, you are probably on the water already. Tight lines and please keep us updated. :sreel:
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Yep...wind is a problem, but we will find what we need to.
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Thank you sir!
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Any news? The weather looks like it is not playing along.
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Hermann, my dog fell ill so we returned home. He is, and always will be a priority. We will go back soon enough.
The water was very quiet and not much to report for the days that we were there. Not enough time to get a handle on what was where. Even the mullets in the evening were quiet. Very odd.
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Sorry to hear about your dog, how is he doing now? The lagoon is not healthy. When last did you see a Striped Mullet jump?
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nope...not healthy at all!! banks are covered in a green e-coli slime.... :the sHPLAT
when last did you pull a 1mtr bloodworm?
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Sorry to hear about your dog, how is he doing now? The lagoon is not healthy. When last did you see a Striped Mullet jump?
My boy is getting better (thanks for asking).
One evening we saw a few mullet, nothing like normal. Watched some guys throwing a throw net at night, in the morning and evening and they got zero. I never found the water in a much poorer shape than it normally is in. The Ashmead is full of the cabbage leaf from the sewerage as usual). The main channel all the way up to the red bridge looked ok. Very little movement on the surface, very few fish around. We never really had much of a chance though. We had one chance when the pressure made a steep move, but again, very little action.