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Wednesday morning broke with a flurry of activity on the Durban beachfront with numerous shoals of sardines making an appearance from just behind the surf zone to about 500m offshore.
Keep up to date with the progress of the sardine shoals and associated predators, heading towards KZN
Yesterday morning, 2 July, reports were received of small shoals of sardines at various locations on the lower south coast.
The latest observation flight revealed few sardine-related predators, but there is still hope for a late flourish
The latest info from the KwaZulu-Natal Sharks Board, monitoring the approach of the silver shoals
This natural phenomenon is heading our way. Catch up on the latest news from the KZN Sharks Board
This fabulous spectacle is taking shape once again, but early activity has subsided. Info from the KZN Sharks Board
Despite a quiet day in the Sardine Run 2011, there was action at Pennington and sardines even appeared at Salt Rock today.
Plenty netting of sardines has taken place today along the upper and lower south coast and on Durban’s beaches.
An American research diver working with a team studying the Sardine Run has been attacked by a shark near Aliwal Shoal.
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.
The sardines continue to head north and netting took place around midday near Illovo beach, the South Coast.
Following yesterday’s light sardine activity on the KZN South Coast, large pockets of sardines have headed up towards Park Rynie.
The first sardines of the 2011 sardine season have been netted in KwaZulu-Natal on the lower South Coast.
Head of Operations for the KZN Sharks Board, Mike Anderson Reade, reports lots of sardine activity in the Port St Johns Area.
The sardines have come out to play again after a quiet weekend. The Ridge Online took these pictures on Sunday.
The cold weather that blasted through from the south west on Sunday is expected to linger for a few more days.