It’s Dorado Time again!

Dorado Strike Analysis - Strike Three - another headshot and she refuses to let go

It’s Dorado Time again! It’s dorado time again!: as the rains start to form the infamous halocline all along our KZN coastline. In fact, these fish are gonna pop up from Mozambique right into the Eastern Cape and beyond. Right now the factory is busy with a big order for Mydos for dorado time all … Read more

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Welcome to Diving Divas South Africa!

Diving Divas. Dorado

Welcome to Diving Divas South Africa! By Christal Botes The first-ever female spearfishing initiative in South Africa. Yes! Spearfishing was once seen as a man’s sport but more and more women have become interested in it and are excelling at it. Diving Divas SA was established by Christal Botes in 2016 and is a proud … Read more

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More predator fish attack behaviour with the BCSS

Dorado Weather! A Bull Dorado comes storming up the white water behind and slammed this little rubber lure. Letting go at the last minute.

More predator fish attack behaviour with the BCSS Fish behaviour studies at the Bazaruto Centre for Scientific Studies: The accompanying video features four species of fish and their different reactions to some of our trolled baits up here in Vilankulos waters. Some days the water got real blue lately, but many other days have been … Read more

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The Daisy Chain

The Daisy Chain fished on a 30 for just in case

The Daisy Chain Many rods actually vie for the mantle of being the most important rod on the boat. The live-bait jig sticks? The spinning stick? But there is one rig that really covers all bases and every situation – the good old Daisy Chain. South African style. Three 3 or 4 inch feathers / … Read more

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Late season Dorado by Justin Campbell

Late season Dorado by Justin Campbell

Late season Dorado by Justin Campbell How about this Late season Dorado by Justin Campbell taken on a a MYDO Baitswimmer Couta Trace #1. Not sure what the bait was, but it was caught off Port Shepstone, whilst fishing with his old man Neil. The dorado seem to come in two waves. November is the most … Read more

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