Sharks and Sound at Port St Johns Second Beach

Discussing the Sharks at Port St Johns 2nd Beach

Sharks and Sound at Port St Johns Second Beach Sharks and Sound at Port St Johns Second Beach: Second beach in Port St. John’s on the East Coast of South Africa has gained a reputation as being one of the world’s most notorious for shark attacks. Most of which are caused by bull sharks. In … Read more

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Bazaruto Baby Black Marlin plenty

Bazaruto Baby Black Marlin bite

Bazaruto Baby Black Marlin – for the fly-fisher in you Bazaruto Baby Black Marlin plentiful: These Bazaruto guys have too much fun! Aside from the huge grander class fish that everyone is actually up at Bazaruto for in the first place, they got these tiny ones (rats), to warm up with. Each season starts like … Read more

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Catching Queen Mackerel at Margaruque Island

Vilanculo Gamefishing with Kyle Saayman and a bunch of Queen Mackerel

Catching Queen Mackerel at Margaruque Island Catching Queen Mackerel at Margaruque Island: winter fishing up in the Bazaruto Archipelago can be challenging. The outside can go real quiet some days. The water gets right down to 23 or less. And even sometimes goes green. Luckily there are always the inside channels. Between and around the … Read more

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The Freak Waves of the WILD COAST

The Freak Waves of the WILD COAST The Freak Waves of the WILD COAST: The freak wave or ‘hole in the ocean’ phenomenon is one of the most credible theories for many of the shipwrecks and mysterious disappearances of ocean-going vessels that have occurred along the Wild Coast. Some freak waves have been known to … Read more

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Time to be in Vilankulos

Sean Lange saying cheers to a little black marlin caught and released off Bazaruto Island. During a charter with Cashew Bay in Inhasoro, Mozambique.

Time to be in Vilankulos Time to be in Vilankulos: Well ok then, we are back up in Vilankulos for this story. Mozambique. At the start of the big fish season this 2023. The black marlin that make this place so infamous, have already arrived. In numbers. But they are all mainly small fish right … Read more

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