For the rock and surf fishermen, there has been good catches of kob, shad and bronze bream all along the coast.
Terry Nel from Tacklenet in Port Edward reports that, down South they certainly have had their share of the cold and wet weather and the sea has at times been unfishable with cold weedy water lashing the shore.
Some results for Light Tackle Boat Leagues fished during July sent in by Charles Hounsom

The sardine run is all but over except for a major miracle, these fish have been pushed far out to sea with the rivers coming down in flood.
The South Coast is also fishing very well with shad obviously being caught freely at most spots like Toti and Isipingo.
This weekend sees the NCAU Common Venue taking place, good luck to all the guys for this round.
The Yamaha Skeeter BETT KZN 2011 was fished over the weekend at Inanda Dam.

The holidays end most of the people are returning home with the new crowd coming into the South Coast.
The weather looks good for the rest of the week, spots like Ifafa, Bluff and Salt Rock will definitely be worth a few hours of fishing.
Vey important to use a good quality fresh Sardines when targeting these fish, keeping them cool and in good condition is essential.

Since the weather has changed for the better and the sea has settled, fishing has improved remarkably and the fishing spots are packed full of fishermen again.
The Geelbek and Daga Salmon are still coming out. Please remember your catch limits on these fish which are 2 Geelbek per person, any Daga Salmon under the length of 1.1m the limit is 5 fish.
There’s been good catches of Carp and Bass at Inanda Dam.