Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC)

Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC) Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC) - ALL ABOUT FISHING!!!! The Club has already hosted a number of very successful events over the last three years.

The Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC) was established during 2009 under the auspices of the Sealine South African Angling and Boating Community (Sealine.co.za), an internet based Forum with currently some 30 000 registered members. Although the Forum caters for all angling disciplines the SSEC:WC serves the Rock and Surf angling fraternity in the Western Cape. The Club is dedicated to the preservation of all marine resources and as such practices “catch and release”. The Club is not affiliated to any angling union; hence the reference to being a “social” angling club but has adopted a comprehensive Constitution and Club Rules in line with organised angling structures. We hosted a very successful Galjoen Clinic and subsequent Galjoen competition during 2010 and an even larger more successful Cob Clinic and subsequent Rock and Surf Angling Competition during February 2011 . The Club also hosted an open angling competition during March 2011. These events were open to all interested anglers. The Cob Clinic and subsequent Open Rock and Surf competition were attended by just over 200 anglers from all walks of life and included both women and junior anglers. The Club’s events are normally widely publicized. The Cob Clinic and Rock and Surf competition were even covered by television (e-News).This year 2013, more than 490 anglers registered for the Annual Cop Derby. Apart from special ad hoc events such as this Cob Clinic and open competition the Club also holds regular monthly internal competitions as well as inter-club competitions on ad hoc basis. Other competitions include an annual Club ranking system based on individual member’s performances throughout the year as well as a Club Records ranking system for individual fish species. The Club also has a social conscience and as such actively supports initiatives aimed at improving underprivileged people’s circumstances. To this effect the Club dedicated the proceeds of its Open Galjoen Clinic and subsequent Galjoen competition in May 2011 to the Chaeli Campaign. The Chaeli Campaign is a non-profit organisation that equips young children with the necessary skills to be able to organised events/fundraisers where the funds are used to uplift children with disabilities. Recently the Club also generously contributed to an initiative of the Kleinzee Angling Club and Lions Club of Springbok to take 40 underprivileged children fishing. Anyone can join the Club. You simply have to first register (free) as member of Sealine.co.za and subsequently apply for membership to the SSEC:WC Club via e-mail to Sealineclub@gmail.com. Annual membership fee is currently R200 per person.

26/07/2022

Yea baby! We back….
Time to get things going after a very tough for all couple years.
Yes ! Kob Derby will be held again for those wondering - in fact keep this date open!!!
11/03/2023!!!!!
But first we need to practice a bit seeing we all very rusted.
So we started our new year - that runs from 30 June to July of the following year having a few monthly comps and nice social evenings where everyone is welcome.
Our little in house comps work like this- on the wednesday before a Saturday comp we get together at our favourite meeting spot Brackenfell cricket club! Where Chris welcomes all for a braai on the huge stoep and Francois will pour anything you want from his bar.
Here we chat about fishing and anything we like because we a social club and decide on what we going to do on comp day.
First comp of the year was held at broken road ,strandfontein.
Here goes some pics of the day! See you soon at our next comp.

*Broken road July Sat 23rd low 6am high 12pm 3 days before new
*Betties bay Aug sat 13th low 10am high 4am 1 day after full
*Brokens till macs Sep sat 24th high 230am low 830am 1 day before new
*Cape point/ soetwater Oct sat 15th high 6am low 12pm half moon
*Macs Nov sat 12th high 5am low 11am 3rd quarter
*Strand Dec sat 10th high 430am low 1030am full
*Ganzekraal Jan sat 21st high 3am low 9am new
*Struisbaai Feb 11th
*March 11th kob derby
*April

Wat n lekker dag gister. Weervoorspeller het dit heeltemal verkeerd gehad vroeg oggend met storm sterk suid ooste maar s...
06/02/2022

Wat n lekker dag gister. Weervoorspeller het dit heeltemal verkeerd gehad vroeg oggend met storm sterk suid ooste maar soos die laagwater nader gekom het het die dag ontpop in n beaut. Visse het ongelukkig nie saamgespeel vir ons nie maar n lekker braai by die see en goeie pelle en samesyn was net wat ons nodig gehad het. Sal maar vir Rademeyer fishing en outdoor moet boek vir beter sukses want ons is definitief verroes.

20/08/2020
15/11/2019

EVENT REPORT for the recent SSEC:WC Annual All Night Kob Derby 2019: 2-3 November 2019

The Sealine Social Edibles Club: Western Cape (SSEC:WC) Annual All-night Kob Derby took place on 2-3 November 2019 in False Bay, Western Cape.
The fact that the event had to compete with the Springboks’ earlier excellent victory over England and that strict catch and release rules applied during the competition, probably both impacted on the number of participants that took part in this year’s event. Many recreational anglers have yet to buy into the concept of releasing their catches to ensure the survival of already scarce fish species for future generations. The general consensus among the participants after the “weigh-in” and prize giving event, were however that they supported the notion and that they will definitely take part in next year’s event again.

Angling conditions were excellent. The sea had real “Kob water” colour and the initial fresh wind dropped to such an extent that some anglers were complaining about the mosquitoes bothering them. Although the braai and potjie fires burning along the beach were less than some of the previous years, there was nothing wrong with the prevailing spirit and enthusiasm among the anglers. Several Kob were caught during the night as well as large numbers of Sea Barbel and Cow Sharks, much to the frustration of participants.

Prizes were awarded to nine anglers. This year we also had an award for the most successful team.
The following anglers received awards (indicated fish weights are estimates based on conversions from actual measured lengths):
1. First place: Dane Marks (10,49 kg)- R7 000 plus medal and 7 Stars hamper
2. Second place: Jason Marks (8,47 kg) – R4 000 plus medal and 7 Stars hamper
3. Third place: Bryan Woodward (5,29 kg) – R2 000 plus medal and 7 Stars hamper
4. Fourth place: Riyad Mohidin (5,21 kg)- Coral Wetsuits voucher (R1 000) and 7 Stars hamper
5. Fifth place: Roman Munro (3,55 kg) – Coral Wetsuits voucher (R750) and 7 Stars hamper
6. Sixth place: J P Marais (1,54 kg) – Coral Wetsuits voucher (R500) and 7 Stars hamper
7. Seventh place: Riyad Mohidin (0,99 kg) – Coral Wetsuits voucher (R500) and 7 Stars hamper
8. Eighth place: Nieyaaz Hamza (0,76 kg) – Gift vouchers and 7 Stars hamper
9. Ninth place: Jacques F (Surname not provided) (0,47 kg) – Gift vouchers and 7 Stars hamper
Team Trophy: KOBFATHER 2 (Combined weight 25,16 kg) – R2 000 sponsored by Glassman Epping, Exclusive Sports Clothing by Hooked Born and 7 Stars hampers
Members: Jason Marks, Dane Marks and Riyad Mohidin

One Kob that wasn’t released alive, unfortunately had to be disqualified in terms of the competition’s strict catch and release rules.

A special thanks must go to all our sponsors, without who’s support this event would simply not have been so successful. They are:
Agio Baits and Sinkers (Event peak caps)
7 Stars energy drinks
Coral Wetsuits
Bos Skips
Glassmen, Epping
HookedBorn
Autozone
Jimmy’s Sauces
Melkbos Fisheries
Mag-it magnetic reel brake systems

Lastly, and definitely not least, a word of thanks to all the anglers that participated in this year’s event. The event is about you and cannot exist without your continued and loyal support. The general consensus at the prize giving was that we are on the right track with our format of catch and release and that those who attended this event will definitely be back next year. Hopefully by then, more anglers would have bought into this concept and take part in greater numbers.

So make a note in your diaries. Warn the families, wives and girlfriends not to arrange anything during October 2020. Because if they do, it will have to be without you. You will be taking part in the SSEC:WC Annual Kob Derby 2020!

Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC) - ALL ABOUT FISHING!!!!

12/11/2019

Well Guys Kob Derby 2019 was ground breaking for the club moving into catch and release.

In addition to the standard prizes on offer Bos Skips and Lotter en seuns Boerderye sponsored a R2500 cash prize to the person releasing a Kob while mentioning Kob derby and one of the sponsors of the 2019 Derby.

The winner of this years release video challenge is!!!

Nieyaaz Hamza!!

12/11/2019

Fellow anglers! Thank you for helping our club take the big step towards Catch and release by joining us at the Kob derby 2019!

This year we added a cash prize of R2 500 for the best video taken releasing a Kob back into the ocean while mentioning Kob derby and one of the sponsors!

The sponsors of the cash decided on a winner!

Nieyaaz Hamza!!!!!

Well done on releasing a cob to grow some more!

Dankie Andre van hookedborn vir die YouTube clip!!
04/11/2019

Dankie Andre van hookedborn vir die YouTube clip!!

KKM & HookedBorn decided to sponsor & cover the 2019 Sealine Social Edibles Club KOB DERBY, this year was the first time it is held as a 100% catch & release...

03/11/2019

Jethro het sy deel gedoen met release vir ons video Comp

02/11/2019

Lewendige aas is groot kabeljou se kos. Razz Taz wys ons gou hoe.

02/11/2019

Mnandi na van Zyls lyk mooi. Haarders ini vlak water gaan mooi live Baits maak

Mmmm wen vis aas??
02/11/2019

Mmmm wen vis aas??

Good luck to all Kob derby fisherman! Make us proud and send in those Kob release pics and videos!Lines in !!!!
02/11/2019

Good luck to all Kob derby fisherman! Make us proud and send in those Kob release pics and videos!

Lines in !!!!

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The Sealine Social Edibles Club (SSEC:WC) was established during 2009 under the auspices of the Sealine South African Angling and Boating Community (Sealine.co.za), an internet based Forum with currently some 30 000 registered members. Although the Forum caters for all angling disciplines the SSEC:WC serves the Rock and Surf angling fraternity in the Western Cape. The Club is dedicated to the preservation of all marine resources and as such practices “catch and release”. The Club is not affiliated to any angling union; hence the reference to being a “social” angling club but has adopted a comprehensive Constitution and Club Rules in line with organised angling structures. The Club has already hosted a number of very successful events over the last number of years. We hosted a very successful Galjoen Clinic and subsequent Galjoen competition during 2010 and an even larger more successful Cob Clinic and subsequent Rock and Surf Angling Competition during February 2011 . The Club also hosted an open angling competition during March 2011. These events were open to all interested anglers. The Cob Clinic and subsequent Open Rock and Surf competition were attended by just over 200 anglers from all walks of life and included both women and junior anglers. The Club’s events are normally widely publicized. The Cob Clinic and Rock and Surf competition were even covered by television (e-News). Since the first all-night Kob Derby in 2013, up to 500 anglers register for the Cob Derby annually, making it the largest rock and surf competition of its nature in the country. Apart from special ad hoc events such as the Cob and Galjoen Clinics and annual Kob Derby, the Club also holds regular monthly internal competitions as well as inter-club competitions on ad hoc basis. Other competitions include an annual Club ranking system based on individual member’s performances throughout the year as well as a Club Records ranking system for individual fish species. The Club also has a social conscience and as such actively supports initiatives aimed at improving underprivileged people’s circumstances. To this effect the Club dedicated the proceeds of its Open Galjoen Clinic and subsequent Galjoen competition in May 2011 to the Chaeli Campaign. The Chaeli Campaign is a non-profit organisation that equips young children with the necessary skills to be able to organised events/fundraisers where the funds are used to uplift children with disabilities. Recently the Club also generously contributed to an initiative of the Kleinzee Angling Club and Lions Club of Springbok to take 40 underprivileged children fishing. Anyone can join the Club. You simply have to first register (free) as member of Sealine.co.za and subsequently apply for membership to the SSEC:WC Club via e-mail to Sealineclub@gmail.com. Annual membership fee is currently R200 per person.