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Champagne Breakfast at St. Helen’s Rock, KZN, Port Shepstone

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St Helen's Rock 2021 Expedition

Champagne Breakfast at St. Helen’s Rock, KZN, Port Shepstone Champagne Breakfast at St. Helen’s Rock, KZN, Port Shepstone: Sian and her friends visiting the south coast down from Jhb had pre-booked a ride with us quite some time before. But we had a surprise in store. For Sian and her enthusiastic crew. St. Helen’s Rock … Read more

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The last Brindle Bass…

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With the recent brindle bass controversy, I though it apt to repost this article published in 2014. At the demise of a huge brindle bass shot by a friend.

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So this is where our sards go!

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Hands off our Sardines! Trawler watch. Keep these destructive forces from our waters

So this is where our sards go! I was researching a keyword clash with some of my SEO pages and I came across this post we did in June 2017. It wasn’t a particularly good year for the wards that year. And the pundits were being merrily goaded on by me as I also felt … Read more

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Fishing Mozambique: Durban to Maputo to Inhaca Island waters in no time flat

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Fishing Mozambique: The easiest way to distinguish between the two is that the Blue Marlin can fold it's pectoral fins right up against the marlins body, much like a yellowfin tuna, while the Black's pectorals always stick out...(c) Duarte Rato

Fishing Mozambique: Durban to Maputo to Inhaca Island waters in no time flat Fishing Mozambique: The new bridge over Maputo Bay is spectacular. And features all sorts of claims like being the biggest suspension bridge in the entire southern hemisphere?! But the biggest thing for us, is that from Durban, you are straight into Mozambique … Read more

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