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Thread: Breede River Report Back Nov. 2016

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    Default Breede River Report Back Nov. 2016

    Just want to extend a thank you to all who were involved and joined our recent Breede trip. The fishing hasn't been easy, with very strong South Westerly's blowing for most part of the trip. The water temp. was in the region of 19 - 21 degrees and the river became clearer towards the end of the trip on Sunday. In the end around 25 Leeries were landed, one cob and one elf/shad, and numerous evil eyed puffers......

    The fishing was better on the Friday, compared to Saturday. The barometer dropped from Friday to Saturday. We had several grunter hits with one fish being broken off. Have seen some cob landed on bait, including one 43kg fish, several from 3-10kg, mainly upriver from the "Goudmyn" to the Power cables.

    With the wind not subsiding much during Saturday evening we opted to go and have a look at Stilbaai, about one hour's drive, where some Leeries were landed.

    As always the Breede was special! Unfortunately we don't have pics of all the guys who had landed fish, but here are some taken by the guys , I hope to post some more soon.



    The Breede saltwater rodders from L to R - Mark O'Conner, Mark Swanepoel, Nic Janse van Rensburg, Philip Meyer, Francois van der Merwe, Anoosh Rooplal, Reveck Hariram.



    Covering water - finding fish



    Reveck with his first Leerie ever on fly, taken off the sandbank opposite the NSRI jetty



    Francois casting a line on the Witsand side




    Anoosh and a Leerie taken on the pushing tide, off the sandbank where it meets the bay at Southwinds lodge



    Fly and Strawberry salad

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    An Evil Eye Puffer fish taken on a Prawn Cookie in Blaasoppie hoekie



    Anoosh casting a line on the Witsand side


    Mark fishing off the sandbank




    A cob/beroony, amazing how you can make a 5kg cob fit in your hand with the latest photo editing software

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    Friends


    Grunter Snack




    Saltwater Sjongololo



    Angler taken by a Zambezi?

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    It is terrible how the bad weather always strike on the most well planned fishing trips?????????????????????????/
    Korrie Broos

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    Breede Fish spotting sofa



    Casting



    More casting...



    ...some more



    And more....



    Results, Reveck with a Stilbay Leerfish, taken to the left of the public jetty

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    Nice work guys! I love that river.
    Charles Thomas

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