April 2019 KZN and Transkei Floods Take 2 Nothing is funny when a situation like this affects people you know. Many people have been displaced, lost their homes and possessions, and worse, friends or family have died. But now, the weather is gone, the sun is shining, but many people are counting the cost of … Read more
Crocworld reintroduces Monthly Conservation Lecture Series Crocworld Conservation Centre is delighted to announce the return of its monthly environmental lecture series, which will be hosted at the newly launched Fish Eagle Café. The first lecture in the series will take place on Saturday, 9th March. It will explore the rescue and rehabilitation of abandoned Lesser Flamingo chicks at … Read more
KZN Spearos enjoying clear diving conditions Clean and clear diving conditions last week. For a change! Says spearfishing scribe Jason Heyne. The diving conditions last week were slightly above average with good weather . Big queen mackerel and ambers are coming out. Saturday a moderate northeast was forecast and played out with a 1.6m swell … Read more
Shooting fish in KZN waters with Jason Heyne Shooting fish in KZN waters with Jason Heyne weekly, a great source of intel for anyone wanting to know what is actually going on with the fish in our waters. Although the garrick and kob may not be really on the bite yet, they certainly are seen patrolling up … Read more
Max Mogeson’s first Rock Salmon A few weekends back we had a huge influx of fishing mad kids down at the Umzimkulu Marina. Including a chap named Max who took the right ride out to rock salmon alley, on the Mad Mullet. He caught his first rock salmon – and so he brought it home … Read more
