ANSA - KZN REPORT 19 MAY 23

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The Couta have been keeping the offshore anglers very happy. The shore has been a little slower but there are still plenty of fish to be caught, get fishing!Offshore:  The Couta have been keeping the ski and boat anglers busy with most guys putting in a concerted effort to land a crocodile. Rock and Surf:  The shore angling has been an edible-focussed week. There have been fish-a-plenty if you try hard enough.Freshwater:  The freshwater scene is getting busier as the weeks go by and more of the venues open up. The trout are feeding well, keeping the midlands anglers happy. The bass are fussy but are there to be caught. The carp are waiting for you to send a mielie bomb their way...
19 May 2023 English South Africa Sports · Leisure

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