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Herald Fishing: Summer fish have arrived

A lot of kob are being caught and some of them released.

With the north-east wind bringing in some favourable conditions (for the rock and surf fraternity) the much-anticipated summer fish have made themselves known along the KZN coast.

A few garrick, kob, bronze bream, stone bream, rock cod and stumpies have been landed.

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Anglers have managed to land a few decent inedible fish such as hammerhead sharks, diamond skates and giant guitarfish at Stiebel Rocks in Pumula recently.

A lot of kob are being caught and some of them released.

Anglers fishing at Sandspit in Port Shepstone have been landing a lot of kob. These fish have been hooked on chokka bait, rapala and paddle tails.

Moving down the coast between Port Shepstone and Trafalgar there has been a lot of action with bronze bream, cave bass, kob and stone bream.

Anglers fishing at Splash Rock in Port Edward have landed a few hammerhead sharks and skates as well as garrick.

Shad season re-opens on Friday, December 1.

Tight lines

Tide chart
High and Low
24 07.00/19.08 00.40/13.04
25 07.40/19.59 01.21/13.58
26 08.52/21.11 02.11/15.08
27 10.19/22.48 03.23/16.42
28 11.44/—— 04.47/18.08
29 00.14/12.50 06.21/19.12

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