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Kevin in the Afternoon reporting on SARDINES 26 June 2024

Kevin in the Afternoon 26 June 2024

Kevin in the Afternoon reporting on SARDINES 26 June 2024

Kevin in the Afternoon reporting on SARDINES 26 June 2024: thank you Kevin!

“How’s it, chaps? This is Kevin, Qora Mouth. Just north of Mazepa Bay in the southern Tron sky. Well a lovely net come in today again. Winkle Sprite, a huge net. Team Vis, well done chaps. You’re on the money as usual. Two nets yesterday, the Pennington nets, also very sizable nets. So yeah, as we said, these sods are now moving a lot closer to shore.

The water’s still hovering between 20 and 21 degrees off of Durban. And these sods are stretching right up from the bluff way down south still. So lots of action still gonna come up. the horizon. Definitely a big south swell running down here in the eastern cape. Proper south swell and I’ve seen some footage of Port Shepston.

Looks like the swell has finally reached there as well. So that also is going to motivate these sods to come a lot closer in towards land and they’ll start actually using that energy and they’ll start moving up the coast. So good guys, we can expect any day now these sods are going to round the bluff.

I’m quite surprised they haven’t already. But yeah. It’s on its way. Cool, that’s all we got today. Please remember, conserve and protect. There’s only one ocean. We gotta look after it. Alright, that’s all we got. And we’ll probably chat tomorrow, and we’ll keep you updated as things happen. Keep it real.”

Thank you Kevin!

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