29 June 2024 7 AM by Adam Sardine News from Durban
29 June 2024 7 AM Sardine News by Adam in Durban: and we have Adam Kamdar with his reliable and comprehensive Conditions and Sardine Report for today. A very exciting sardine-friendly-looking Saturday.
Over to Adam…
“Good morning, everyone. It’s Saturday, June 29th, 7 a.m. We’ve just passed the last low tide at around 3 a.m., and the next high tide is expected at about 9 a.m. The Wind Guru forecast predicts a pleasant day with temperatures mostly around 20 degrees, minimal swell, and light winds—ideal conditions for fishing and a promising outlook for Sunday and Monday as well. The fishing tides indicate a northwest wind blowing at 8 kilometres per hour with an atmospheric temperature of 16 degrees. The atmospheric pressure stands at 1022 and is stable. WaveNet suggests a decreasing trend in water temperature, yet it remains around 21 degrees, which is slightly warmer than ideal. Sardines have been sighted from Winklespruit to Amanzimtoti. Keep an eye out for more activity heading towards the Durban beachfront. Coming up next, we’ll catch the sunrise view. And here it is, the sun rising over the Golden Mile. The conditions are perfect for fishing, though the waves may disappoint surfers. Expect chilly winter conditions in Durban with temperatures staying between 20 to 22 degrees throughout the day, partly cloudy skies, and little wind. Have a fantastic day, everyone, and stay updated with sardine.co.za.”
Thank you Adam!
I don’t know how to go about insulting the hordes of shad fishermen trashing every single beach that they go to. I would like to insult their parentage. Their schooling? Their sense of decency? Their ethics? Their morals? I mean, which part don’t you get?
Don’t litter the friggin beaches. You bunch of senseless, disgusting and filthy individuals.
You know exactly who you are.
But I would like to acknowledge and thank the handful of people, none of them shad fishermen, that do help authorities deal with this despicable bunch’s trail of trash. And help clean up after said morons.
Moving on to the Garrick. The limit is 2 per day. This is not negotiable just because the DAFF okes have their hands full. If you remove a whole shoal of garrick, there isn’t another shoal around the corner waiting to take its place. They are of a finite number and our garrick population are completely isolated here.
https://youtube.com/@Brucifire – highly entertaining surf reporting
https://youtube.com/@thesardinenews – neva miss a single sardine
https://youtube.com/@mydotackletalk – highly technical sport fishing
https://youtube.com/@surflaunchingsouthernafrica – getting out there safely
https://youtube.com/@waterwoes – complain here
https://umzimkulu.co.za – self-catering right on the Umzimkulu River
https://umzimkuluadrenalin.co.za – sardine run coming up
https://thesardine.co.za – never miss a single sardine
https://masterwatermen.co.za – news from deep down
https://brucifire.co.za – surf and conditions reporting
https://fishbazaruto.com – your dreams are out there
https://mydofishinglures.co.za – technical sport fishing
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