Fyi
Out of interest sake i opened up the local paper this morning and saw an article about a world record 4 meter Zambezi(Bull Shark) caught 5 kilometers up the Breede River in South Africa by marine biologists.Having just returned from Aliwal Shoal and all the shark diving,i found it very interesting that a Zambezi has been found so far down South.Cape St Francis in the Eastern Cape was thought to be their Southern most range but they believe this animal and a few others have made this estuary there home.Local Anglers are really the barometers when it comes to finding out the geographic range of different species and i would be really interested to know if any were caught out in open sea even further down south.
Just my 2 cents for the morning
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