Bait Bomb - Final Product

Just thought I would show everyone what the baitbomb finally looks like.



Note the SS Hinges and Lock



Levin Still Producing

Terry Dean & Billy Macarthy went out on Wednesday and did really well. Fish were shot at Levin Point on the shallow reef, which still seems to be holding fish.
Might have to brave the bad weather this weekend and get out there.



Terry & Billy





 

Petingo

Kevin & Ray went fishing at Petingo yesterday morning (Tuesday 15th).
The water was clean, but not crystal.

Ray caught a nice kingy and Kevin got a Couta.

There should be a few more patrolling that wreck for us spearos




Ray on the right, and his 28.5kg Ignobilis Kingfish

 

Snoek at Vidal

I got down to Vidal on Saturday afternoon, after hearing a story or two of lots of fish coming out.
Sunday we got up nice and early, hoping to get the early morning run of snoek.
We made sure we launched first....and it paid off.

I was the unlucky sod who lost “rock paper scissors” and had to buggy first. I was grinding my teeth away
As Neil and Dylan were shouting “boat boat” – fish after fish, while I had to buggy. In 30 minutes they
each had 3 or 4 fish! Finally it was my turn, as I jumped in, there was a snoek right underneath the boat. Bang J.
All that tension disappeared after shooting that fish.
The fish soon wisened up and started thinning out. They were already a little skittish to start with. I think the previous few days of the Durban guys nailing them, gave them a phobia of spears.
We tried to get some big couta and moved to the deeper water a bit later in the day. We only managed to get small couta.
All the snoek we got were fairly decent size between 4-7kg.
I wonder how long they will stick around.

Myself with 2 of the snoek we got on Sat



Jonie and crew with a queeny and some snoek.