Sardine Run 2025: Netters and anglers gather at Scottburgh beach
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Vanisha Moodley Less than a minute
Sardine Run 2025: Netters and anglers gather at Scottburgh beach
Scottburgh beach seems to be the best place to be this weekend for sardine netters and fishermen.
There have been reports of dolphins, whales and the popular little silver fish in the area.
Sardines were netted in Scottburgh earlier today, and beachgoers are hopeful that there will be even more action throughout the day.
There have also been reports of netting in Umkomaas.
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