The uMzimkhulu – The Last Significant Free-flowing River in KZN

The uMzimkhulu – The Last Significant free-flowing river in South Africa

The uMzimkhulu – The Last Significant Free-flowing River in KZN by Dr Anthony Turton “Man oh man do we have a star guest writer on the website now! Introducing Professor Turton!” – Professor at University of the Freestate, Environmental Advisor, Speaker, Author. Nick Steele Memorial Award (South African Environmentalist of the Year) 2010 Green Globe … Read more

First sardines 2022 season have been spotted!

First sardines 2022 season have been spotted! First sardines 2022 season have been spotted! Confirmed sightings have been reported in from between East London and Mazeppa, by to Brad the Pilot. Who flew that area early this morning. Then at Qora Mouth, validated sightings were made deeper off the coast. With bird activity being reported … Read more

Sardine Run 2022 Sightings Map Explainer Video

Sardine Run 2022 Sightings Map

Sardine Run 2022 Sightings Map Explainer Video Sardine Run 2022 Sightings Map Explainer Video : Yip! It’s all happening! Or is it? Well, you came to the right place to find it all out! The Sardine Season is well underway, but where are the sardines? Our network of reliable and well–undercover sardine spies are currently … Read more

SKZN Fishing Report 22 May 2022

SKZN Fishing Report 22 May 2022

SKZN Fishing Report 22 May 2022 SKZN Fishing Report 22 May 2022: the sea finally returned back to a normal state down here in Southern KwaZulu Natal. Only after weeks and weeks of that ugly poison soup brown water being hemmed in close to the shore – did the current return last week. With vengeance. The … Read more

“Working on Sunshine – Whoa-aoh”

Solar panel on the TSLA Turtle for powering the electric outboard

“Working on Sunshine – Whoa-aoh” “Working on Sunshine – Whoa-aoh” – time to feel good! Feeling defiantly efficient today as load shedding did NOT stop me in my tracks this time around. I hauled a big battery off my solar-powered boat and plugged it in via a neat little 800 Watt inverter. That I normally … Read more