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Submitted by: Sean Lange
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Robbie Gavin has been assisting local and visiting anglers to the south coast, catch their dream fish, for 3 decades now!
Gremlins is just up from the famed Margate Beach, famous for it’s fun-in-the-sun vibe and great fishing.
From the Margate Pier south towards Ramsgate you can find numerous spots that are very comfortably fished all the while surrounded by beautiful nature and scenery as the bays and points unfurl. Kob and shad are well fished in this bays and gulleys.
If you are planning a trip down further south, into the Transkei, Robbie knows all the secrets and good spots, so stop by for a chat and an update on conditions and places that are fishing well.
The Mydo Luck Shot Mini #1 available at Gremlins is super fun in the plentiful estuaries and lagoons on the lower south coast. Work a Luck Shot in any of the bigger ones and you are sure to get well excited. Sometimes lures outfish livebaits so it’s great to go prepared for both.
Southbroom, Mpenjati and Umtamvuna are full of gamefish ready to be stalked with these small 0.7 Oz lures.
But the big news this time of the year is the kob run! Expected to happen any time soon now, and already pre-empted by some great catches off the side, including Mike Stubbs big fish on a Rapala, weighing in at 32.7kg’s, caught on The Sandspit in Port Shepstone…
The MYDO Luck Shot Mini #2 has also seen some kob action, here is Simon Fish with his MYDO caught kob in the Transkei. He got it on his very first cast with a green glow McArthy 6″ Paddletail.
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