Fishing Orange Rocks Uvongo KZN South Africa

Garic by Algy Dooling

Ernest throws back Hammer head

Fishing Orange Rocks in Uvongo along the South Coast of KZN South Africa is always a great experience

 I have not blogged here a while, as I have been busy writing my book on #FUFISM or Functional User Freindly Integrated Social Media, and took a break to clear my mind, as I was getting stuck and thinking in SQUIRCLES.

Pieter Herbst with his Yellow tail.

Yesterday Pieter Herbst caught this 4 Kg Yellow tail  on live shad

Ernest Botha with Hammer Head Shark

and today (30 November 2014) a few shad came out that were also put out as live bait.  the fish that cane out today at about 05H40 were  a Garic caught by Algy Dooling and a Hammer Head shark caught by Ernest Botha.

The Shad Season opens again tomorrow, (one December 2014, and I am looking forward to eating a few smoked shad before they disappear  until June / July next year.  

 Sunrise at orange rocks this morning.

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Fishing at Orange rocks - 27 June 2014

Fishing at orange rocks, 27 June 2014

Went down to Orange rocks, at Uvongo along the KZN south Coast this morning and was rather disappointed.  The wind was up just a little, and it was rather over cast so I was thinking that there should be a shad or two in the district, but there were not even peckers.  Some other guys were using bait and they were bringing back their bait just as they had thrown it out.

 Threw a spoon for about ten minutes then decided that I was wasting my time and came home.

The water looked so nice at orange rocks, but there were definitely no fish looking for something to eat, so we took a drive to St. Mikes at the swimming pool.  We sat in the car and checked the water out.  There was quite a bit of sand churning up in the waves, and that is usually a bad sign for the fishing, so we watched the guys surfing for a while, then came home.  The waves were not big at all, but they were surfable and there were about 8 or 10 guys surfing.

Maybe later this afternoon....things may be a bit better.