Final solution for Port St Johns garrick and kob slaughter: Well first off, apologies for going so quiet. I was on a secret mission in the Transkei somewhere. Job just finished. For obvious reasons none of the fish I caught on this trip can feature in this video. But. Watch this space!
Second apology is to the individuals who work at DAFF. Please understand that as a collective you guys are ineffective and things have to change. And we as anglers, are here to help. 100%.
I am back in the studio now. And will be publishing content on a far more regular basis again. This rant touches on many sensitive subjects and I am open to conversation so please feel free to comment with your thoughts. Positive or negative. It all counts towards a greater understanding for us all. Abuse…ummm…you will just lose your own credibility anyways. So. No!
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Top local fisherman can catch a ton of Garrick a year .
Sending 7 bakkies from Port Elizabeth must cost a fortune, petrol, accommodation, etc.
Daff had very little impact.
Last year 1 guy had a job working on the road earning 1800 a month, he didn't have time to fish and a ton of Garrick was saved.
So giving 1 person a job on the road saved more Garrick than the 3 daff convoys did this year.
R10000 saved more Garrick than hundreds of thousands that daff spent.
So I agree with ur idea of tagging sounds like an effective solution.
Thank you Gavin for taking such an interest. And relating your experience... solution can't be far off now...