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Loskopdam gons tydens jaarlikse Kurper & Bass Bonanza

Die Loskop Kurper & Bass Bonanza, wat jaarliks by Loskopdam plaasvind, bly een van die grootste varswaterhengelkompetisies in die land.

March 14, 2026
Janine Saayman 1 minute read
Three men wearing blue shirts stand together outdoors holding a large check for fifty thousand rand. The middle man holds a fish, smiling. It's an award ceremony.
JJ Botha, Johan Jansen van Nieuwenhuizen en Hennie Wiese. FOTO’S: Verskaf.

Die gewilde Loskop Kurper & Bass Bonanza het Saterdag weer groot belangstelling gelok toe honderde hengelaars by Forever Resorts Loskopdam byeengekom het vir die 26ste aanbieding van dié bekende varswaterhengelkompetisie.

Meer as 300 bote het die dam ingevaar, terwyl altesaam 1 100 inskrywings vir die boot- en oewerhengelkompetisie ontvang is. Die geleentheid het weer bewys waarom dit as een van die grootste en gewildste varswaterhengelkompetisies in die land beskou word.

Die dag het ’n lewendige atmosfeer by die dam geskep met hengelaars van verskillende dele van die land wat hul geluk kom beproef het.

  • Lesers kan die volledige uitslae van die kompetisie in hierdie week se Observer Daller lees.
  • Die volgende Loskop Kurper & Bass Bonanza word reeds vir 6 Maart 2027 beplan.
Two men stand on a stage in front of a blue backdrop with fish graphics. Both wear fish-themed shirts, looking relaxed and content.
Willie Jordaan en Martin van Deventer.
Two men pose with an award under a tent. One holds a trophy, wearing casual clothes and sandals. The backdrop is blue and reads "Drilling."
Tim van As en Martin van Deventer.
A group of men and a child smiles while holding a large check for 10,000 Rand, celebrating a fishing tournament win under a canopy. They wear branded fishing shirts, conveying excitement and achievement.
Martin van Deventer saam met Quintin Hattingh en sy span.
A smiling man in a cap and shorts stands with his arm around a boy in a bright yellow shirt holding a prize. They are in front of a blue banner at an event.
Sean Watkins en Josh Fotheringham.
A group of 23 people pose together under a canopy, wearing matching fishing-themed shirts. They are smiling and seated closely, creating a sense of camaraderie.
Die organiseerders van die Loskop Kurper & Bass Bonanza.
A smiling man and woman stand close, holding an award together. The man wears a Boston sports jersey, the woman a casual shirt, with a boat and trees in the background.
Linette en Ruan Coetzee.
A man in a colorful fishing shirt sits on a bucket, smiling and holding a trophy that reads "Loskop Kurper & Bass Bonanza 2023". Trees are in the background.
Wessel Potgieter.
Two men pose happily at a fishing event. The man on the right holds a trophy. A banner with fish images is displayed in the background.
Martin van Deventer en Anrich van den Berg.
A smiling young woman holds a trophy next to a man, both in casual attire. A blue banner in the background suggests a competition setting.
Johannette Steel en Martin van Deventer.

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March 14, 2026
Janine Saayman 1 minute read

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Janine Saayman

Janine has been working as a journalist/photographer since 2014 at the Daller in Groblersdal. She was awarded the O.H. Frewin Upcoming Journalist of the Year in her first year as a journalist. Janine has a passion for photography, writing, being creative and doing things to the best of her ability.
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