The Bonefish of Mozambique The bonefish of Mozambique – well Inhambane in this case. Often this time of year (Summer), whilst working the shallow waters between Tofo and Tofinho, big silver fish can be seen lolling about the surface. Their silver backs are exposed as they dart this way and that, seemingly on the feed. … Read more
Surfing Mozambique’s surprise left-hander Cyclone Dineo caused serious havoc in a lot of people’s lives, leaving behind destruction that will take years to rectify. But it also left us a proper left-hander. Right in the corner at The Dragon in Tofinho. After imagining many times that one day a left would magically appear in Mozambique, … Read more
The tides of March are marching The tides of March are marching again, and it’s quite tough to understand why. The main thing out of synch is that the tidal coefficients are not that high. Monday’s coefficient was a mere 95 in the morning. Given that the coefficient range reaches over 120, it means that … Read more
Maputo to Pomene by sea…there and back Yeboooo, we managed to get in a cool job from a secret organisation, late last year, to take a huge landing craft Maputo to Pomene…there and back. The secrecy of the mission still is of international importance, so all we can do is show and narrate the trip to … Read more
Biggest couta ever taken at Zavora Zavora earlier last month… A 57.7kg couta was weighed. And that’s all we know for now. More details to follow. We still checking the facts, but anyway…100 cm girth was also mentioned. Len Mathews, who sent in the pic to thesardine.co.za, fishes the Zavora waters like a local. Evidence … Read more
