The recreational linefisheries in Durban Harbour and the Mgeni Estuary were surveyed
using roving creel and access-point surveys during the period January–December 2000. In …

An access point study was conducted from June 2002 to May 2003 to collect fishing effort,
catch, catch composition and socio-economic information from the recreational estuarine …

St Lucia is one of the largest estuarine systems in Africa, and attracts thousands of anglers
each year. Catch card data from the National Marine Linefish System for the years 1986 …

Durban Harbour is one of the busiest in Africa, its estuarine waters also being a popular
angling venue for city-dwellers who pursue their sport from light-tackle boats or from the …

Richards Bay is a subtropical estuary that has been extensively dredged to accommodate
one of Africa's largest commercial ports. In the non-commercial areas of the harbour, shore …

Roving creel surveys and aerial surveys of shore-angling were undertaken as part of a
national investigation into linefishing in South Africa. Shore patrols utilized a random …

This study evaluates trends in participation, catch and effort in the KwaZulu-Natal offshore
boat-based linefishery. Methods used included a random access-point survey and an …

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the current management effectiveness of the
KwaZulu-Natal linefishery (ie the shore linefishery and the offshore boat-based linefishery) …

Abstract The South African marine linefishery targets almost 200 species, of which 31
contribute substantially to catches. User groups may be broadly divided into recreational …

The South African KwaZulu-Natal charter-boat fishery was assessed by means of a socio-
economic questionnaire survey and catch inspections during the period August 2003 …