ANSA - KZN REPORT 18 MARCH 22

There are plenty of reasons to get your fishing gear ready this weekend, with the KZN coast producing some excellent catches. The edible fishing along the East Coast has really switched on, with, stumpnose, grunter, garrick, kob and bronze bream all featuring. Black musselcracker have also made a few surprise…

It’s officially Kobtober, and while kob remain a major target along the KZN coastline, anglers are reminded that the shad season is now closed and will reopen on 1 December. Despite this, coastal fishing remains productive, with a wide variety of species keeping rods bent from the beaches to the…

Despite a week of rough weather and limited opportunities offshore, anglers who found fishable windows were rewarded with some quality catches. Along the beaches, kob remain the headline species, particularly on live bait after dark, while stumpnose, grunter, garrick, bronze bream, blacktail and rockcod have all featured in catches. Non-edible…

The KZN coastline is showing all the signs of a productive spring season, with increasing baitfish activity attracting a wide range of predators. Kob remain the standout species along the beaches, with anglers also finding success on shad, blacktail, bream and rockcod. The arrival of brute shad around Amanzimtoti has…

KZN’s coastline is producing some of the best fishing of the season, with action reported from Durban right down the South Coast. Kob have been the standout species, with several quality fish landed in recent weeks, while shad, rockcod, kingfish and garrick continue to keep anglers busy in the surf…