Ultra-Light COB in TOUGH Conditions! Kabeljous River Mouth (1oz Spoon Does the Damage)

Disclaimer The fish in the thumbnail is a similar sized cob caught a few weeks ago, the light conditions were to bad to use it as a thumbnail. Nice catch given the conditions — high pressure systems are brutal for getting cob to feed. Here's a title and description for the video: Title options: Ultra-Light COB in TOUGH Conditions! Kabeljous River Mouth (1oz Spoon Does the Damage) High Pressure, Low Expectations: Landing a 55cm Cob on Ultra-Light Tackle Solo Sunrise Session — Cob on a Tiny Spoon When Nobody Said It Would Work Description: Early morning grind at the Kabeljous River mouth chasing cob — and after days of stubborn high pressure shutting the bite down, this session looked like it might go the same way. Slow water, quiet rod tips, and not much confidence going in. Then a solid 3kg / 55cm cob decided to prove the conditions wrong, taking a tiny 1oz spoon fished on ultra-light gear — a 7' Assassin rod paired with my trusty Shimano Mireval 2500HG. Light tackle on a river mouth cob always makes for a proper tug-of-war, and this one didn't disappoint. If you've ever fished through a high-pressure slump and wondered if it's even worth heading out — this one's for you. 🎣 Location: Kabeljous River Mouth, Jeffreys Bay 🐟 Species: Cob (Kabeljou) 📏 Size: ~55cm / 3kg 🎯 Lure: 1oz spoon 🛠️ Tackle: 7' Assassin rod, Shimano Mireval 2500HG Tight lines, and don't let a high-pressure system keep you off the water — sometimes the slow days produce the best stories. 👍 Like and subscribe for more J-Bay shore fishing content 💬 Drop a comment — how do you fish through high pressure slumps?