Transkei Trip

Transkei Trip Having my two brothers and nephew in the water wherever we go, means we need a place to surf, that has no-one else near us. Luckily the Transkei is down the road, with it’s gracious serving of perfect right-handers. On camera is my brother Marc (he films a bit like Bruce Gold), and … Read more

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Why you should know about the Shark Angels

Why you should know about the Shark Angels We are really leaving the future of our species, and that of all species on this planet, to the tiniest minority. Volunteers. Yes, we do have governmental institutions in place, but no, they are not doing their work. Instead, they facilitate the continued destruction of our natural … Read more

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Transkei estuaries fishing well

  Transkei estuaries fishing well   It’s been a great year for fledgling daga salmon up and down our entire coastline. I have seen them at this size (featured photograph) being taken in Maputo Bay and all the down into the Cape. Kob fishing is the saltwater bass fishing it seems as they readily jump on … Read more

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Where are the sardines?

Where are the sardines? Joining us at thesardine.co.za from way out there in Port St. Johns is the shark lady herself – Debbie Smith! Debbie and Rob Nettleton operate Offshore Africa in Port St. Johns, the heart of the sardine run action as sharks, dolphins, whales, seabirds, gamefish…so her finger is right on the pulse. … Read more

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The most dangerous drive in the world

The most dangerous drive in the world Driving down the coast from Durban on the southern freeway is a delight. It really must be one of the most beautiful drives on the planet as it skirts the coastline and weaves through indigenous thickets and over a stream of rivers and estuaries. And then it all … Read more

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