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Tuna in feeding frenzy

(photo: Barrie Rose) (photo: Barrie Rose) Just before the strong South Easterly winds started blowing, these yellowfin tuna were spotted feedingĀ  on some bait fish near the canyon (approx 30 miles South West of Cape Point). This is encouraging, as … Continue reading

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Successful Team Building Event

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) With an unexpectedly strong south easterly wind, our team of eight set off to look for some game fish off Cape Point. With reports of snoek and a couple of yellowtail in and around Southwest reefs, we … Continue reading

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Dusky Dolphin on Steroids!

Regular visitors to False Bay are the Dusky and common Dolphins as seen here during a trip to Cape Point. This dolphin gave a spectacular show!

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Pelagic birds at the tuna grounds

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) Much to the delight of the passengers, this recent Pelagic birdwatching charter took place South West of Cape Point in perfect, calm conditions. Several species of birds were recorded, including several hundred Albatross, Petrels, Gannets and Skeurs.

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Saved! One Lucky Albatross

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) During a trip to the Tuna grounds, this Albatross was found entangled in netting and was almost certain to perish. However, due to the compassion of our crew, a decision was taken to rescue the bird and … Continue reading

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Catching Snoek at Cape Point

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) (photo: Alan Blacklaws) This fun bunch of guys caught plenty of Snoek as well as a few Katonkel during a fishing trip to Cape Point. A barbecue and a few beers followed at the False Bay Yacht … Continue reading

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85Kg Yellowfin Tuna

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) For Bruce, this was his 1st Deep Sea fishing trip, and one to remember! A fantastic 85Kg Yellowfin was landed after a 2hr fight! No guesses why the Yellowfin Tuna is one of the most highly sought-after … Continue reading

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The Red Roman

(photo: Alan Blacklaws) This happy Lady caught three decent sized Red Roman near Seal Island, False Bay. As Red Roman are not as common as they used to be, they were photographed and released!

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Catching Crayfish

Evidence that one Marine Species is not in any danger! Our visitors Lorraine and her husband John were treated to an exciting day catching crayfish off Cape Point.

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