FOR a second day, activity was observed on Tuesday, June 21, at Isipingo Beach, as followers of the annual sardine run netted good catches in the afternoon.

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The same could not be said at Amanzimtoti Beach and farther south as all sardine action seemed to be only happening up north.

According to a sardine spotter app, the community in Isipingo Beach could pull the nets from the shore, while in Amanzimtoti, fish lovers had to get on boats and head several hundred metres into the ocean to cast their nets.

A second shoal was spotted on Tuesday evening at Port St Johns in the Eastern Cape, working its way northward.

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