Local sport

Anglers reel in incredible catches on South Coast

Don't miss out on Zion Tabernacle Ministries fishing competition set to take place in Port Shepstone on September 13.

The fishing frenzy is starting to heat up along the South Coast – rock and surf, boats and kayaks – with anglers reeling in some incredible catches. Although sea conditions were not too favourable, anglers have reported good catches of bream, garrick, cuta, brusher and reds from the boats last weekend.

Riyaadh Naidu (left) and Michaela David with two garrick caught on Sunday.

Support the Zion Tabernacle Ministries fishing competition on Saturday, September 13. First prize is R1000, second R500 and third R250, with all receiving a trophy. Registration is at 05:00 at The Block in Port Shepstone and costs R100 per person. Designated fishing areas are from Sandspit (no 4) to Orange Rocks in Uvongo, and the fishing times are from 05:30 to 10:30. All fish caught must be edible and brought to the weighing point at The Block. Final weigh-in is at 11:00. All entrants must produce a valid fishing licence and abide by the rules and regulations of the KZN Wildlife and Marine Act. For further details, contact Bradlee Pillay on 082 4390868.

Jason Vorster caught this 10.5kg cuta on live mackerel in Scottburgh recently.

TIDE TIMES
Thursday, August 28: High 06:01; Low 12:04; High 18:18; Low 00:27; best fishing 11:32 to 12:36.
Friday, August 29: High 06:25; Low 12:28; High 18:43; Low 00:53; best fishing 23:19 to 00:21.
Saturday, August 30: High 06:50; Low 12:52; High 19:10; Low 01:23; best fishing 23:49 to 00:51.
Sunday, August 31: High 07:19; Low 13:21; High 19:45; 02:00; best fishing 11:47 to 12:49.
Monday, September 1: Low 02:10; High 08:13; Low 14:20; High 21:24; best fishing 12:46 to 13:48.
Tuesday, September 2: Low 05:24; High 12:34; Low 18:45; High 00:56; best fishing 17:11 to 18:13.
Wednesday, September 3: Low 07:20; High 13:42; Low 19:49; High 01:50; best fishing 02:22 to 03:24.

Anglers with their catch from the Sensational Neptune on Sunday.

Remember, responsible fishing is keeping the shoreline as clean as possible and abiding by the bag limits.
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