After a few weeks of really bad sea and weather conditions things looks as though they are finally settling. This week saw a lot of north eastley winds which seemed to have turned the fish on.
The only real results are coming from the Zululand beaches where some good specimens of both sand sharks and skates are being reported.
The Transkei which is fishing very well now also starts producing some very big sharks off most of the deep water points.
As far as ski boat fishing is concerned, there have been reports of tuna off Richard Bay and Tugela.

Weather and sea conditions for the past week have not been kind to anglers as consistent rain and wind hammered our coastline.
Fishing along the Zululand coast should improve once the weather settles down; over the last week there have been sightings of raggies in the St Lucia / Vidal area.
Bronze bream are on the bite and it would now seem that we are entering the bronze bream season.
On the fresh water side The 12th Phobane Bonanza was held this weekend and the top bass was a magnificent fish of 5.05kgs

Brusher seem to have entrenched themselves along the South Coast with the upper south coast areas producing numerous good size fish.
The Durban area itself has for the past few weeks fished very well. When the weather permits garrick and shad are now feeding freely along the Durban North beaches.
On the Fresh water side, bass of over 3kg have been landed at Albert Falls; this is a great time of the year to try your hand at bass fishing. And don't forget the 5th annual bass classic at Mnini dam just outside Amanzimtoti will be held over the weekend of 01st and 2nd October 2011.

Terry Nel reports that some reasonable size shad have been taken during the course of the week and there is news that blue skates are in the area.
On the Ski boat front there has been report of garrick been caught in the Tongaat area. There is still kob and geelbek been landed, when condition are right.
Bass fishing is also in full swing with good catches been made in all of our bigger dam's.