Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Struisbaai Harbor Wall - Fishing For Everybody.

The beat thing about any easy base mix is that you can conform and improve its stimulatory and interesting properties in perpetual methods after you get some practice and confidence from making it and catching on it.

This basic bait recipe makes a pound ( 16 oz ) of bait. Though basic it's an awfully well proved bait offering some of the most significant facets of a nutritionally exciting bait. What you do is get a selection of dry ingredients, maybe some cereal ingredients and some other vegetable, beef or sea protein based ingredients and mix them all together. You may use a liquid ( even water ) to bind your bait together but eggs bind better and offer heaps of fascinating and necessary nourishment to your fish.

Your liquid and water soluble dry powder bait elements are undeniably crucial because these will be dispersing from the bait as your bait soaks up water once cast out. Struisbaai harbor wall has often been a special place for anglers of every age coming to this lovely beach town from all over SA. During summer weekends and vacation season the wall is in generally packed with anglers of every age enjoying a wide selection of fishing techniques. The harbor wall is a safe and secure place ( the majority of the times ) where a lot of angling knowledge is shared, experience gained and the love for the game of fishing passed down from one angler to another. Struisbaai harbor wall is a fascinating angling spot as it offers such a wide selection of fish species to target.

I ponder how many chilfren have caught their first fish from the harbor wall? Taking a light rod and reel or a handline and using sardine or chokka for bait these children hone their angling talents on puffer fish, strepies, kolsterte, tjor-tjor and maasbankers. Many a summer evening, on the outgoing tide, the wall resembles a porcupine with quills standing erect as the anglers, old and young, gather for the elf run, and also looking to get a fast swimming garrick. The favourite bait is a complete sardine slowly trawled on the inside of the harbour. With the elf around it routinely does not take long for any angler to get their bag limit. Mix your ingredients by adding your dry ingredients continuously to your liquid ingredients in a huge bowl or pan and a robust appropriate kitchen utensil and I use a thick bladed stirring implement or my kitchen mixer. When you have made a workable dough that is not so sticky and not so dry you have your bait prepared to be used. ) Dry off your boiled baits on paper or clean towels or appropriate wooden or metal drying boxes or trays for no less than three hours before use or storage.
Here's a good page about fishing for halibut

No comments:

Post a Comment