4 Days Bass Fishing at Inanda Dam – April 2013
We had stunning weather for all 4 days, the dam was nice and full and there was a lot of life around.
During the 4 days we caught over 120 Bass, and although there were many juvenile Bass around we managed to get some decent fish in amongst them, if we were fishing tournament we would have had a 5 fish bag for each of the 6 sessions we fished. The pigs eluded us this trip with our best fish being on the 2Kg mark. We also found a very large Kurper in trouble and we helped him out. We all had a great time.
The camp site was set up and our dinners consisted of Boerewors rolls, Chicken curry and Texan Steaks, with Bacon and Eggs for breakfast.
Whilst on the water we saw some amazing wild life with some Fish Eagles taking first place, we also saw a massive Purple Heron, and several Iguana, one of them was the biggest I have ever seen and he was in a tree, he was massive and of crocodile proportions. We also came across a Darter that did not have enough wing feathers to fly. On our way home we helped a Chameleon across the road so he did not get knocked over.
We had stunning weather for all 4 days, the dam was nice and full and there was a lot of life around.
During the 4 days we caught over 120 Bass, and although there were many juvenile Bass around we managed to get some decent fish in amongst them, if we were fishing tournament we would have had a 5 fish bag for each of the 6 sessions we fished. The pigs eluded us this trip with our best fish being on the 2Kg mark. We also found a very large Kurper in trouble and we helped him out. We all had a great time.
The camp site was set up and our dinners consisted of Boerewors rolls, Chicken curry and Texan Steaks, with Bacon and Eggs for breakfast.
Whilst on the water we saw some amazing wild life with some Fish Eagles taking first place, we also saw a massive Purple Heron, and several Iguana, one of them was the biggest I have ever seen and he was in a tree, he was massive and of crocodile proportions. We also came across a Darter that did not have enough wing feathers to fly. On our way home we helped a Chameleon across the road so he did not get knocked over.