Shark safety equipment has been removed on Durban’s beaches after netting took place at uShaka and South Beach earlier.
Browsing: Mike Anderson-Reade
There is a lot of activity in the 2011 Sardine Run in the Rocky Bay and Park Rynie area today.
Plenty netting of sardines has taken place today along the upper and lower south coast and on Durban’s beaches.
After a busy day in Durban yesterday, the Sardine Run 2011 action has moved down to Toti, Warner Beach and Chain Rocks.
Sardine run activity continues to escalate and the fish have now been seen north of Durban at Virginia Beach.
It looks to be a quiet day on the sardine run front as bad weather and heavy swell put a stop to netting.
Head of Operations for the KZN Sharks Board, Mike Anderson Reade, reports lots of sardine activity in the Port St Johns Area.
Mike Anderson-Reade is an institution at the KZN Sharks Board, a man who lives for what he does and serves with pride.
The sardines have come out to play again after a quiet weekend. The Ridge Online took these pictures on Sunday.