24 June 2023 Sardine Updates in VIDEO: sardine news as it happens…and we have a video update of today’s news today! Plus a quick trip to Port St Johns to check out a new YouTube Channel.
Starting with this inviting photo by Adam Kamdar in Durban. Which reveals a completely different ocean this morning. It’s not perfect for anything. But the swell has dropped off.
The water temperature here on the southern Kwazulu Natal coast is a mildly warm 22 degrees Celsius. Which is up from the prime 19 degrees Celsius that sardines really like.
There are very many sardines out there. Stretched between Port Edward and Durban. If you set yourself up in Scottburgh or so – you are sure to bump in some sardine action. The further south you go, the more chance you will have because you are covering more ground. And more time.
For a great overall perspective and ongoing look at sardine conditions you can easily check out the interactive sardine and sightings map…updated constantly…right here…
You can install The Sardine News as an app on your phone (use the three little dot menu on your phone browser). And if you allow notifications, each time we update this page with a confirmed sighting, you will get a real sardine notification.
Right on your phone! Thank you to all those who have installed and used the app this season.
For when it’s quiet, in between sardine shoals – we have some cool YouTube Channels to keep you entertained and informed of all things sardines, ocean and conservation.
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