Ocean Safari with Chelsea Dog and the B2 Humpback Whales Ocean Safari with Chelsea Dog and the B2 Humpback Whales: Dr. Oz Goffman (Head dolphin project of Haifa University -IMMRAC – The Recanati Institute for Maritime Studies/School of Marine Sciences) spends his life stalking and saving cetaceans of all kinds and in all places. But specifically these guys. The B2 population. And the C1 guys. These are the ever-entertaining humpback whale communities that visit us, and Mozambique, this time each year. (see graphic by Dr. Oz and colleagues below…secret intel for undercover whale spotters like the Umimkulu Adrenalin operation). When
Richard’s GT and other stories from Umzimkulu Adrenalin today Richard’s GT and other stories from Umzimkulu Adrenalin: Richard and Nina called us up for some fishing on the estuary this morning. They are considering getting a double kayak and heading out together. I began by telling them that kayaks are the number one cause of divorce on any river. So we took the big boat rather! The mouth has closed The Umzimkulu Estuary closed a few days ago this week, and a ginger coloured topping has enveloped the entire place. It’s the fresh water that has been pushed up by
Bucktails vs The Law Bucktails vs The Law: “Sean, Sean, please man, we need your assistance. We’ve been arrested for jigging with bucktails! Fishing down here in PSJ!”, came the call. DAFF And so I sprang into action. Called up my dear DAFF contact Bongani, and asked him about it all. Bongani pulled out of the Mtata traffic he was in at that moment, and we discussed the situation. Over the following piece of legislation. The law! While there is literally zero chance of misinterpreting the intent of section (c) – its application to real-life normal fishing methods and styles
Fishing School is back on at Umzimkulu Adrenalin Fishing School is back on at Umzimkulu Adrenalin: due to popular demand from hundreds of bored kids, we are re-opening Fishin’s Cool Fishing School. Limited numbers! Ages allowed are 10 to 15. R160 per day includes lunch (2 x hot dogs) and as much fruit juice as a kid can drink. Classes will be held at Umzimkulu Adrenalin, down on Spiller’s Wharf, in Port Shepstone. Drop off starts at 7am and school lasts through the day. Through lunch, until 3pm. For another R50, 5pm is latest possible pickup. Kids definitely need their
Legging it with the Green Net and Tony Turton on the Umzimkulu Legging it with the Green Net and Tony Turton on the Umzimkulu: Legging is a method of moving a boat through a canal tunnel or adit containing water. This method of navigating through canal tunnels and adits was commonly used in canal tunnels during the 18th and early 19th centuries. It is still in practise today, on the mighty Umzimkulu River in KZN, South Africa. And, that’s how we got home after a rather huge day upriver. On the good ship Umzimkulu. Sporting The Green Net (green terrorists –
