South African Cape Stumpnose Photo's And Pictures

The Cape Stumpnose, or Cape Stumpy, is a commonly caught South African saltwater fish species in estuaries in the Eastern and Western Cape and occasionally KwaZulu Natal. It can also be caught in rock pools, the surf zone and deep gullies close to river mouths. It is a beautiful and the Cape Stumpnose can be a fun species to target on ultra light tackle with bait or dropshot methods. This fish is also known as the Flatty or Flattie in the Eastern Cape. Please see images and photographs of the Cape Stumpnose below.

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Cape Stumpnose ready to be released Juvenile Cape Stumpnose caught in an estuary
Large Cape Stumpnose caught at night Cape Stumpnose caught in a rock pool on chokka
Beautiful Cape Stumpnose caught at a marina Cape Stumpnose caught off a boat
Juvenile Cape Stumpnose under the water Steven Victor with a Cape Stumpnose in the Kariega River
Cape Stumpnose with molluscs on it Cape Stumpnose caught in South Africa
Eastern Cape Stumpnose Cape Stumpnose photograph before release
Good size Cape Stumpnose caught off a boat Cape Stumpnose showing yellow line perfectly
Juvenile Cape Stumpnose (Flattie) Beautiful juvenile Flatty (Cape Stumpnose)
Mature Cape Stumpnose showing markings Small Cape Stumpnose close up (Flatty)
Gareth Roocroft with a Cape Stumpnose Beautiful Cape Stumpnose
Cape Stumpnose Daniel Dickinson JR Boonzaier Cape Stumpnose
Double up Cape Stumpnose Stephan with a double up with Cape Stumpnose
Cape Stumpnose Gavin Erwin Darryn Harvey Cape Stumpnose
Cape Stumpnose released Cape Stumpnose caught at kariega bridge
Cape Stumpnose perfect colouration Cape Stumpnose "Flattie"
Cape Stumpnose caught in the bay Gareth Roocroft with a Cape Stumpnose caught off the beach
Beautiful Cape Stumpnose caught by Aimee Harvey Blind river cape stumpnose
Kariega River Cape Stumpnose Light tackle stumpnose fishing
Catching Stumpnose in the surf Cape Stumpnose in the bushmans river
Juvenile micro size cape stumpnose