Author: Kowus Pelser

January has been an eventful month for the Cape Town kayak fishing community. The weather gave us some much-needed windows, and when it did, the Yellowtail came on hard. Kayakers all around Cape Town made the most of the gaps, with some fantastic catches and plenty of tight lines to go around. But what really stole the spotlight this month was something truly special. Two absolute legends of the sport — Guy Balme and August Lohann — surprised everyone by landing Yellowfin Tuna towards the end of the month. Catching Yellowfin inside False Bay is not a common occurrence. When they do show up, the window is usually small, and… Read More

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Unexpected Gap I coincidentally stumbled onto this weekend’s forecast not expecting any gap but rather writing an update about keeping positive in the rainy weather we’ve had. Well looks like mother nature has decided we need to get out there an Saturday and have a bit of fun to recharge for next week. Reports have been positive with loads of fish around at Point, although they were not feeding as well as we would have liked they were definitely around. The guys also showed us that there are some Bonnies popping up late morning at 3 anchor so definitely some good signs. Well guys, if you work hard you will… Read More

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Sunday is fun day Looks like this coming Sunday is going to give us a break and get us back on the water. Last weekend the fish were around but made us work hard. Mostly on the outside of point we found birds diving all over. Loads of baitfish so these buggers were dik and not feeding. The guys who put in the miles mostly got rewarded but if you didn’t don’t feel left out it wasn’t easy at all. The biggest concentration of fish were between Bellows and SW reefs with more luck closer to SW. We also got some action behind Anvil. But, new week and new opportunities… Read More

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And just like that, Excitement loading… ! Just like we predicted it was only a matter of time and our local waters would explode. From nothing we suddenly have fish all over waiting too make our days. The weather allowing some fishy workers or retirement oke’s with a couple of gaps this week, witht he balance of us with a possible sweet gap on Sunday. It’s still early in the week but I’m sure we can start getting excited. Weather for the week. At the moment, Wed and Thursday looking promising and we’re hoping Sunday holds or Saturday opens up. What we do know the fish is here and they… Read More

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Winter is coming Heloo Kayakfishers, it’s been a quiet couple of month’s with the Cape Town weather and wind keeping most of us “the weekend warriors” at bay. But, this too shall pass and the fishing will explode once more. We’ve already had some exciting reports from Dassen where the smaller shoals have started moving in, good signs for our Seapoint and Robben Island fishing adventures. The Arniston and Struisbaai waters continue to produce some quality fish for those that venture the distance. Well done to Danelle who took the chance and got the reward on this monster tail! Weather Forecast The weekend forecast again doesn’t look great with some… Read More

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The next addition of the Katonkel Ronkel is around the corner. Bt far the most fun you can have in winter! Kayak Fishing competition for all. Anyone can take it!! Make sure you get your entry in asap!!! visit www.katonkelronkel.co.za

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Welcome to the preparations for the 2021 Katonkel Ronkel. We’re excited to announce that we’ve started the planning for the second addition of this virtual format for 2021. With the uncertainty of circumstances in SA we are not in a position to plan and coordinate a massive get together social event thus, we will focus our attention on bringing you an even bigger and better virtual competition in 2021. Following on 2020 we would like to request your input in what would make 2021 even bigger and better. Some of the feedback noted thus far: Participants expressed that some control of areas where we are fishing is required. Some coordination… Read More

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