Many be complaining about local fisherman, But will not make any comments abouth I&J .please get the facts straight .

Amazing catch fish....amazing...woow very amazing..

Moenier you are right these people catch fish to survive big companies do it for profit and our esteemed govt like the fisheries minister gets kick back from those companies lol

@lulamantshephe5595

Жыл бұрын

I used to work for the Dept of Agriculture and Fisheries the, these Ministers are very corrupt, especially the one who just passed, terrible

Good days work.

Preetygoodwatch

عل فكيرى بتجيب كول من نوع السمياك

عل فكيرى فى المكين فى بعد دويل العلم فيه الكثير من نوع السمياك بكول الشكليه

هذ من نوع صيد السمياك بشبيك الجورفى من نظم شكد عل بيرى من جيرى عل جبين

Now we know why the fisherman that uses a rod and reel is being restricted. It is sad to see this amount of fish being removed this way and explains why our eastern cape hardly ever sees shoals of yellowtail any more.

@pawleyboboli

8 жыл бұрын

When I asked the foreman how often they get a catch this big, he said about once every 3 years or longer. I will say that most times I see them with very small catches or nothing at all. One time, they scooped up a school of jellyfish, and put them all back in the water by hand.

@daiyaandavids582

4 жыл бұрын

And this fish feeds many mouths good protein at way less of cost to the less fortunate poorer communities rather rip the big Com boats really ravishing the waters

@jahblessjah2341

2 жыл бұрын

Man what kaka , leave the locals alone , direct your path at the kaka government instead

@karenessauthor

Жыл бұрын

Actually not so. UCT did a study on this. It's the big trawlers that result in lack of shoals in eastern cape. This is actually an ecofriendly, sustainable way of fishing.

Nothing wrong big companies does the same on there boats , Viking ,sea harvest etc , when the poor does it , it becomes a crime ....

هذ من نوع صيد السمياك ومزيل من قبل كين فى مصير هذ من نوع صيد السمياك الفى البرللس حرف من نوع صيد السمياك من القديم الزمن

Is this sustainable?

@TigerMeadows

6 жыл бұрын

Well I guess it depends on what you consider to be sustainable. Personally I'd like to see much more livelier seas and oceans with much more fish in them. So to me this isn't sustainable.

@bradparker6156

6 жыл бұрын

Guess it depends on how often such events occur. They were lucky on 2 consecutive days. From a rock&surf angler who hardly catches anything, but returns most of catch to the sea so as to limit own impact on the dwindling stocks, I hope they saw no more for a reasonable time.

@ivanmynhardt

2 жыл бұрын

well its way more sustainable than the corporate companies who supply you fish from supermarkets.

@karenessauthor

Жыл бұрын

Yes it has been done for hundreds of years, and they made sure they encouraged the growth of fish for next year's catch and the year after etc. The Japanese and Chinese trawlers, with their mechanical.sucking machines that swallow everything including tiny fish.....they have destroyed SA fishing.

@annexton3795

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely 100% sustainable. These fishermen and their ancestors have been fishing like this for more than a century. I see here they're using a radio. Before the men on the lookout at the top of the mountain communicated with a whistle.

Nou Waars die natuuebewaaring

Typically. No foresight. Opportunistic. Same way the country is managed.

@tbone5426

Жыл бұрын

Same way it was founded, opportunists...unfortunatly the pendulum swings both ways..my country is so beautiful and Im sad it has never been better taken care of...

These people just don't know how to handle this fish period

Not my favorite, I loooove snoek 😃🇿🇦

Like chriminal

Such ignorance. Throwing those huge hamachi in the hot sand. And throwing um period destroys the meat. Yellowtail should also be bled. One of the best tasting fish in the world.

@daiyaandavids582

4 жыл бұрын

A poorer person ain't gonna lightly sear each side with drizzle of garlic butter they gonna Make a big pot of food with that steak in your plate alot of this fish go to people in underprivileged communities at much cheaper next to nothing rates

@evelynebuenga8120

Жыл бұрын

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We need to stop them to much fish

This is not humane to the fish, and not good for the fish stems or the ocean.

@moenierbenjamin9733

Жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong big companies does the same

@karenessauthor

Жыл бұрын

Actually a traditional way of fishing which is sustainable. Quite unlike big trawlers

Not good at all

This is atrocious and takes all the fish from the sustainable fisherman like spearfishing and anglers u ruin the season by catching the fish before they can come around the mountain to spawn u poes