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A lovely Smooth Hound shark
After Action Satisfaction
The start of the odyssey- Jacques with a sand shark in Langebaan lagoon
The start of the odyssey- Jimmy with a sand shark in Langebaan lagoon
Another sand shark in Langebaan lagoon
Close encounters of a shark kind. A close up view of a Black spot gully shark.
Even sand sharks can break a rod.
How much more can a shark pull
I see you, you see me.
Jacques "winching" in a shark
Jacques fighting a large shark. Note the safety rope around his middle.
Jacques leaning into a shark, making sure he is not taken into the Deep.
Jacques with a Black spot gully shark.
Jimmy applying maximum pressure with the #14 on a shark.
Playing a shark to the maximum, means they are full of life when landed.
Radical reef fishing - applying the pressure
The start of the odyssey- Jacques with a sand shark in Langebaan lagoon
The start of the odyssey- Jimmy with a sand shark in Langebaan lagoon
Jacques posing with one of the larger Black spotted gully shark
Jacques very happy with yet another Black spot gully shark.
Jacques with a Black spot gully shark
Jacques with a Smooth hound shark
Jacques with the drag on maximum, being towed into the Blue Yonder.
Jimmy on the reefs, giving it his all.
Jimmy with a Black spot gully shark
Jimmy with another Smooth hound Shark
Baitfish
Jimmy's Crab
Jimmy's Soft Shell Crab
Tiger baitfish
Jacques with a Black spot gully shark
Jacques with a lovely Smooth hound Shark
Jimmy embracing a shark
Jimmy with another sand shark
Jimmy with another Smooth hound Shark
Jimmy with the first Duckbill ray that was caught on the reefs at Strand.
Not using gaffs to land the fish, it is a good idea to fish with long sleeve shirts, to protect the arms, when landing the fish