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Hi Arne, I used chokka and mullet combo

Thanks brother!

Well the baitfish such as sardine, maasbanker, mackerel etc you find out in the open deeper water in big schools. Fish like mullet you get in the surf on banks as well as in the rocks. But the fish such as Blacktail etc are thick between the rocks

I can't remember now, I think it was roughly 35kgs

Western Cape :)

Difficult to say exactly, its a reef out the back of Strand. There loads of options out there

Hey, yeah I think the Go-Pro definitely makes the size look massive. - It was an absolute monster Grunter, definitely not common to be that big and fat :)

​@@michaelparrisfish I caught one in around 1992 that was very large and thick , One side of the fish was enough for six portions . Incredible . Such a fish is as you rightly say ... A MASSIVE , MONSTER GRUNTER !

Hey - I was using a 7ft Berkley Cherrywood with a 2500 SpinFisher 0.40 hook snoot with 10lb braid

Thank you very much!

Thank you, appreciate it!

I wish haha but no had to make the drive around

Hi there, you need a license for a boat over 3m and motor 15hp up. but best check in with a proper boat shop for the most accurate regulations

@@michaelparrisfish thank you for the feedback...i will go see them

Hi there, I must be honest Iv never had it happen, the fish always gets hooked in the side and the float comes back, but I understand your point and I think I want to explore a fish safer option, thanks for bringing it up!

They have the ability to regurgitate what they have eaten. Shad often do it when hooked. Cob don't take small bites they swallow the bait.

Its amazing! Thanks so much!

Coming soon :D

Yes usually an hour or two after low is best until the waves push you off the reefs then you can swim back. Its not too bad

@@michaelparrisfish thanks my dad was thinking maybe just hiring a kayak but is it not necessary?

great video by the way

@@ablaze3798 Hey, no definitely not for this spot. You can just walk out easily on the low tide, as the tide pushes it gets a little deep but not too bad.

Hello, I love my Archipelago, caught a number of fish on it now and it really throws a mile. The setup is great but I find it a bit stiff for throwing lighter lures. Its great for heavy lures and long distance spinning but for smaller fish and smaller lures such as Bucktails I prefer a slightly smaller rod. The Archipelago is rated up to 4oz so really has proper backbone.

@@michaelparrisfish Thanks, when I spin it is usually with lures 2oz or heavier. I would like the option of the heavier lures for when I want a bit of extra distance for natal snoek etc.

@@Jbay2608 Then the Archipelago will be perfect!

Thanks man!

Hi Hilgard, I had a Watercraft 2,6m dingy but have just upgraded to a Hercules as it has an inflatable keel which allows you to plane better. I use a 5.8HP Parsun motor. Pretty much any boat will work in the reefs as you dont need to go far.

@@michaelparrisfish great thank you

Hey Imraan, This is between Hartenbos and Bayview, I am heading back to MosselBay next week and will probably do a session here again.

@@Muggar1 thnx

Hey, this is towards to end of Langebaan, where the houses stop. Last parking and you walk down.

where they pump the prawn that un finished house

offroad i think where the flowers is ?

@@jonathanyoung9833 I thiiink so, there is a parking place where walking trails start. Can see the big prawn banks from there

Hi Foxy, I personally have a 2,6m Watercraft which is amazing. watercraft.co.za/r2/ In Simons we used a 4m duck not sure the make.

Thanks