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Early morning sardine report Early morning sardine report Port St. Johns is where you want to be for the 2015 Sardine Run, which at this stage looks promising, as the weather plays along and lays down the conditions required for the shoals to head north. Check out http://www.offshoreportstjohns.com/ for more information and availability as the … Read more
Up close and personal with sardines off Port St. Johns Up close and personal with sardines off Port St. Johns. Sightings have been reported of shoals of baitfish as we move into the prime migratory season. We just got to hope those commercial netter guys in St. Frances let a few shoals past this … Read more
Port St. Johns Zambezi It’s not just grunter, kob, shad, garrick and rock salmon to catch in the Umzimvubu down in Port St. Johns – Zambezi Sharks can also lighten up your day. Chuck any sort of live-bait out into that orange water and you don’t have to wait long for a voracious Zambezi pup … Read more
Offshore Africa Port St. Johns Offshore Africa Port St. Johns is run by Rob Nettleton and Debbie Smith whose combined experience will ensure your sardine run experience will be unforgettable. The team still have a few slots open for the 2015 run, but the bookings are filling up fast – click here to get in touch … Read more
King Mackeral in Mediterranean takeover bid When the so relegated laborers starting digging the Suez Canal by hand, they had no idea they would be facilitating the migration of so many fish species, into the Mediterranean. This excerpt describes the beginning days of the Suez Canal, it’s from http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/suez-canal-opens “In 1854, Ferdinand de Lesseps, the former French consul … Read more
