Things are swinging again at Jungle Monkey in PSJ!

The enchanted entrance to The Jungle Monkey in Port St. Johns

Things are swinging again at Jungle Monkey in PSJ! After a devastating fire that literally ate the Monkey whole last year, the new Jungle Monkey is born. Many buckets of effort and lots of thought have produced an airy new vibe with views near to 360. Glass and local material have been blended atrium style. With … Read more

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Fishing IGFA with Mydo by Captain Len Mathews

Fishing Igfa with Mydo worked for Jannie Griesel here at Sodwana Bay last weekend. #3 sized Mydo Baitswimmer

Fishing IGFA with Mydo Every Mydo lure made is totally IGFA compliant. But the baitswimmer couta trace, when rigged with trebles, is not. Why do we rig with trebles? Popular demand. The treble hooks available nowadays are incredibly strong and sharp, compared to the old 2X’s that we used to get. And the fish are … Read more

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Craft Shop for Fishing Tackle in Margate

For Mydo fishing tackle in Margate, head in to The Craft Store

Craft Shop for Fishing Tackle in Margate Mydo Lures are happy to announce that their availability of their fishing tackle in Margate, South Africa,  is on the increase. The Craft Shop, an institution down on the lower south coast of KZN Natal, has been stocking a locally focused range of fishing tackle in Margate and … Read more

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Mydo vs Rapala vs Fly

Dustan van Biljon having a blast with some estuary spinning in KZN Natal

Mydo vs Rapala vs Fly I found this beautiful old balsa Rapala, handmade three decades ago, in our lockup in Mozambique. Stashing it in my bag (in it’s box still), I dragged it all over on my work travels, until finally, I got to the KZN South Coast, for the winter estuary season. It was … Read more

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Sardine and Shad Report July 2017

Sardine...er...Shad Report 2017

Sardine and Shad Report July 2017 A combined shad and sardine report for this 3 July 2017. Been getting plenty requests for information on the shad and their whereabouts this year. Well it’s an easy one – they are everywhere! The further south into the Transkei is where you have a better chance of catching then … Read more

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