ANSA - KZN REPORT 12 JAN 24

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Just like that 2024 is in full swing! The freshwater scene is seeing great fish, the summer fish have arrived for the rock and surf guys and the boats are enjoying the gamefish fun along the coast.Offshore:  There have been fish along most of the KZN coast. Snoek, tuna, couta and a host of other gamefish.Rock and surf:  There have been plenty of summer fish around with some edibles in the mix as well. The drags are making plenty of noise along the coast.Freshwater:  The dams and rivers have treated the anglers well in most facets. Bass continue to be on the top of the target list. The Natal Scaly is finally getting on to angler's must-catch list.
11 Jan 2024 English South Africa Sports · Leisure

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