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Plett Fishing Report
FISHING in the past three weeks has improved considerably with excellent catches being reported in both the lagoon and ocean around Plettenberg Bay.
Continue reading...Still no sign of missing Kranshoek fisherman
25/08/09
The 49-year-old Kranshoek angler who disappeared in the surf while fishing off the rocks near Plettenberg Bay on Sunday had still not been found by late yesterday afternoon.
Continue reading...Garden Routers top the charts at Tuna Nationals
04/06/09
This year’s Tuna National Championships were held in Hout Bay from May 12-16, and saw 11 teams participating in all but perfect conditions.
Continue reading...Plett’s Bay Project – Here’s what you had to say
29/01/09
A project to guide the sustainable management of Plett’s coastal and marine resources was launched last September, after being commissioned by the World Wildlife Fund of SA and endorsed by Bitou Municipality.
Continue reading...Bay teen‘s shark terror
12/12/08
A young Port Elizabeth angler told yesterday how he was savaged by a two-metre shark as he and friends wrestled with it in the shallows while trying to land it.
Continue reading...Southern Cape team pipped at the post in Hout Bay
11/12/08
Skipper Mike Riley and his Southern Cape team of Justin Lindhorst (St Francis), Colin de Villiers (PE), Ginkel Venter (Uitenhage) and Pat MacDonald (Plett) gave fellow anglers a run for their money during the Two Oceans Tuna Derby, held in Cape Town from November 5-9.
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Server Maintenance – We will be performing several upgrades to our servers to enhance stability and performance. The maintenance is scheduled to last two (2) hours, beginning on the morning of March 6 at 08:00 AM and ending at 10:00 AM. Connectivity during this window will be intermittent and SoPlett might be offline for as long as 90 minutes.
As always, we will do everything we can to keep the interruptions to an absolute minimum.
We apologize for the short notice of this maintenance. It is critical, however, that the work be completed in as timely of a manner as possible to ensure increased stability.
Thanks – The SoPlett Team
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Some killer whales were spotted in the bay on 28 Feb 2010… first time in a year (apparently). Read more here
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Unnoficial measurements peg the total rainfall last night+this morning at 7mm. This is not enough to make a significant difference to the current crisis so please continue to use water as sparingly as possible.
17/12/09
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