Warm weather means good fishing ahead
Anglers have reported some good catches of garrick, brusher, bronze bream and blacktail, from rock and surf.
It feels like summer is finally creeping in after some cold days. With the warmer temperature, fishing conditions will settle in, and will be good for rock, surf and boat fishing.
Anglers have reported some good catches of garrick, brusher, bronze bream and blacktail, from rock and surf. Kieron Naidoo of Port Shepstone caught a cave bass and Bradley Naidoo a 6.5kg brusher.
On the deep sea side, there were reports of couta, dorado, tuna and sailfish caught, and good bottom fishing.
Reports have also surfaced that anglers are not obeying the law and are catching shad (elf) while the season is closed. It is illegal to catch or sell shad, from October 1 to November 30.
TIDE TIMES
Sunday, October 26: High 05:31, Low 11:31, High 17:38, Low 23:53, best fishing 10:59 to 12:03.
Monday, October 27: High 06:02, Low 12:02, High 18:07, Low 00:26, best fishing 11:30 to 12:34.
Tuesday, October 28: High 06:43, Low 12:44, High 18:47, Low 01:16, best fishing 23:42 to 00:44.
Wednesday, October 29: High 07:56, Low 14:12, High 20:13, Low 02:00, best fishing 12:38 to 13:40.
Remember, responsible fishing is keeping the shoreline as clean as possible and abiding by the bag limits.
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