Durban fishing license

Continue Reading. This fishing license is valid for one dayThe license will cover the angler from The fishing license period is from 15 December January Senior residents over the age of 65 years can apply for this annual license. The fishing license period is from 15 December January Resident youth aged years can apply for this licenseThe license is valid until the end of the license period even if the licensee turns years oldThis combination license covers both fishing and the hunting of small gameAllows the holder to take frogs and turtles, and also to hunt small game including grouse, pheasant, partridge, cottontail rabbit, quail, and tree squirrel.

The fishing license period is from 15 December January Residents aged years of age can apply for this annual license. The fishing license period is from 15 December January Senior residents over the age of 65 years can apply for this annual licenseThis combination license covers both fishing and the hunting of small gameAllows the holder to take frogs and turtles, and also to hunt small game including grouse, pheasant, partridge, cottontail rabbit, quail, and tree squirrel.

The fishing license period is from 15 December January Residents aged years of age can apply for this annual licenseThis combination license covers both fishing and the hunting of small gameAllows the holder to take frogs and turtles, and also to hunt small game including grouse, pheasant, partridge, cottontail rabbit, quail, and tree squirrel.

This fishing license is valid for three consecutive daysThe license starts at Siphokazi Ndundane National Fisheries Management. Additional Information. Information on Permits:. Recreational Fishing - Collection Permits. The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment see link below is responsible for permitting, monitoring and enforcement. A permit is required to harvest any living marine or estuarine organism irrespective of whether it is for recreational, commercial or subsistence purposes.

Make sure that you know what permits are required, for example: permits for KZN invertebrates, oysters, squid. The catching or collecting of fish, mussels, oysters, crabs, mud and sand prawns, redbait and mole-crabs is controlled by regulations methods used, the size and number of specimens that may be kept for each species.

You need to be able to identify the species of fish or invertebrates caught if you intend keeping it and as well as the size, bag, seasonal limits and correct measuring methods for the species. A list of prohibited species, activities, fees, and conditions are available on the website and in a recreational fishing brochure available from the SA Post Office.

A list of fishing and collection permit conditions is available on the DFFE website see link below. If there are any members that would like a copy of the letter, PM me your e-mail address and I shall gladly forward to you a copy. I understand that the letter exonerates you from procecution until you receive your new disc. Thanks, Parasite. Johnny chairman also told me that the receipt of annual fees from the club is also good.

I will send you my email address. We civilise left, we civilise right Till nothing is left and nothing is right "Paint your wagon". Lets see, maybe things could get better?? Where exctly in the port does this permit allow you to fish. Regards Chris.

Location: Durban. No tying to buoys. No anchoring in any channel. Any device which is attached to the boat and touches the ground is regarded as an anchor No craft may enter a restricted area. These are:- a.