We just arrived here at Port St John's. I've got a live carrow. I've got three total. As we arrived here, one of our locals, so on with the cob now, looks like a lovely fish, one of those six to ten kilo of cob. And we hope he actually gets it out. We wish him all the best. But this is the conditions that we look for. 10, 11 o'clock at night. I'm trained with my trusty old rod and my dog's mind, 50 pound braid. And that cob is coming in between a whole lot of rocks. It doesn't look too good for me. But yeah, guys, let's have a look out guys. Okay, basically we arrived here. My first row. We're in the water about 30 seconds. I'm using my standard grinder outfit, my elite with my dog fight, 50 pound braid. My carrow is a live bait. The northeast leaves blank quite hard. And as you see, we just had a nice cob come out. This place is phenomenal for catching those nice cob. Most of the cob that are coming out at the moment are all between five and 15 kilos. Last night there was one of 44 kilos. So let's see what we can do. Okay, just let you know these are different ways of rigging a carrow for cob, go for it, he shows. So we've got one in the top, one on the side there. And we're not going too deep into the skin as you can see. That's the holding hook. That's the hook and only catches the cob on. Simple as that, guys. There we go. And that's what caught the last cob that we actually saw come out. Another one slippery slide here. One we can. And this explains us the bar. What did you feel when you actually got this? Well, just because of your big horse, it is just a little bit. Yeah, it starts to break. Yeah. All right, it starts to break. You can just get a bit of slack playing. Here we go, guys. So your life ain't starts going crazy. It's not spore-breaking. Obviously you realise that there's a cob around. So something else wouldn't play on it. So it starts going crazy. So there's your first sign to say, hey, something's happening. Then we'll also, there's the uncle just said, now, perfect work it here. And that's how you rig this slippery slide. Here we go, guys. And that's it. Hey, guys. This is our first bright and early morning at Port St. John's. We've just driven from spotted grunter. We stayed last night. I'm here with Dino in Prenelon. We're going to be basically catching our larvae, our shed and our quarantine. And this afternoon we'll show you how to catch cob on it. This time of the year, Port St. John's becomes a very popular fishing destination. Angles go here right throughout the year, but especially just after the winter time. A lot of Gary can cobp us through this pristine river system. Now, Angles should remember that the cob come in specifically to breed in these rivers. So therefore think twice before keeping a specimen. They'll stay up in the river till end September, October, when they come back out again. And a lot of big cob are caught here every year. Sadly, a lot of big cob are also kept. Once again, we ask Angles to fish responsibly. Hey, guys. We're here at Ngozana. We just took a scenic walk past the cave and stuff. One, two, this small island. I'm going a little bit different from Ray. We can do two more at one store. So while Ray's trying to catch some carols and stuff like that, I'm going to go a little bit different. I'm going to try spoon for shed. Just so we have a few varieties and the flybirds. Yeah, basically I'm using my old trusty BG 1146 and I've met that with a BG 5000. It's a little bit of an overgun, but it just helps me in case that we get to speak to you. On that I've met 30 pound J. Freight, 100 meters. And yeah, contrary, it'll do the job. Hi guys, I'm targeting Shia today on Jeff Bait. Biting, biting here, so hopefully you have a few for live bait. My chocolate I'm using today is a soltest 116, power spun and a music of a gel 4000H. Now make no mistake. You can go to Bodson Giants with a world of expectation. At the end of the day, a lot of influencing factors plays a role in your success. Basically what we're trying to do now is get to live bait, live carols and that, live shed. So the excellent angler I am, I'm actually going to try and catch a carantine which I haven't done for quite some time. And I'm almost positive, I will get 102. What we're using, again if you'll never look, it's a very simple double hook system. That's a 92247 size 9. I've got my little crossfire and my little BG. I'm just trying to unwind my trace here. And I'm going to put on Sardine as bait. So basically what I'm doing is I've got a double look trace. Little sink is going to go on here. I'm going to say my little crossfire which is excellent for catching bronze, brim, stone, brim, carantine, all the teens. And then it's basically what you really do. Let's go and see if I can actually catch a fish. And what we do is we just basically go through it, no cut ten. First fish off of the jump for me, a lovely little pinky like that. Oh no. The biggest challenge in this area is to get live bait. Normally the guys drive down south to Mugazana to fish for live bait. And as you've probably already gathered, Carantine is one of the very popular baits. Some guys put in a lot of effort to go out deep sea and find mackerel or other live bait species. Well I just made it to get a nice fish head now on a number ten hook. Only god knows how it didn't bite me off. But yeah, there are some shells around as well. So what I've done is just changed to the normal chowy spoon and we're going to try and load that pull up with some shells. Regardless of the success in the fishing, this area is well worth visiting purely on the scenery. My second little fish, little blacktail. These definitely going back into the ocean. Not that target species. Yes and sometimes it can be easier catching a big cop than catching the live bait to catch the big cop. Well while 13 for Carantine, we also come across two visors as well. So that's minus points. Now that's fishing. Catching the live bait is sometimes as much fun if not more than looking for those bigger elusive predators. It is now in August and still there's a lot of bite fish activity might be sawdien or any other bite fish. The bird action and dolphins might less evident. Guys, fortunately it is just way too many pinkies here. Very few carers that we end up with three fish for two and a half hours. We're going to head back to our accommodation at spotted grante. Have a little breakfast. Now spotted grante is one of our old favourites. When it comes to accommodation in Porton Jones, situated on the banks of the Porton Jones River. Not only can you just fish from your doorstep and get some good catches but they're also well equipped with bait shop as well as a tackle shop. Among the facilities is also a barge and a deep sea boat. The accommodation itself is of the highest standard. The perfect sunset off your porch just finishes off any trip to Porton Jones.