ANSA - KZN REPORT - 01 DEC 22

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We are almost at the end of the 2022 year. It has been a rough one so let’s focus on some quality fishing to cap off the year.The year has flown past and now we can sit back, relax and enjoy some much-needed fishing and rest.Offshore: The offshore fishing is really picking up with a lot of decent tuna, dorado and couta being caught along the KZN coast.Rock and Surf: The rock and surf scene has gone to summer mode. The fishing is picking up and the conditions are starting to settle enough that we can predict the better days.Freshwater: The fishing has been good in most of the freshwater facets. There has been something for everyone so get out there and catch some fish! 
1 Dec 2022 English South Africa Sports · Leisure

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