ANSA - KZN REPORT 30 JUNE 23

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Just like that we are over the halfway mark for 2023...The sardines are still around in big numbers, but the rains will slow down the action for a few days.Offshore: The offshore has been up and down. The seas have been choppy but those that have launched have landed some good fish.Rock and Surf:  Most of the shore-based anglers have focussed on the sardine action. There have been good nets pulled with some decent fish landed, let's hope the recent rain doesn't destroy the action.Freshwater: The freshwater fishing has been good for those braving the cold mornings. The bass require a bit more focus, but the trout and carp are feeding rather well. 
30 Jun 2023 English South Africa Sports · Leisure

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