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Grey Sharks, Shad and Garrick | Angler News South Africa Podcast - Vimarsana News

Grey Sharks, Shad and Garrick | Angler News South Africa Podcast

From Grey Sharks, Shad, and Garrick, to epic bottom fishing, find out what's been biting across Durban, the KZN North Coast, South Coast, and more over the last few days!

Source: ecr.co.za
Art Lander's Outdoors: Non-native bass, invasive carp have significant impact on Kentucky waters - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Art Lander's Outdoors: Non-native bass, invasive carp have significant impact on Kentucky waters - NKyTribune

Editor’s note: This is the second article in a two-part series on fish that have been introduced into Kentucky waters.Two non-native black bass species could potentially have bad impacts on Kent

Reel surprise: Woman catches 30-pound koi fish in Texas lake - Vimarsana News

Reel surprise: Woman catches 30-pound koi fish in Texas lake

An angler at a lake in Austin, Texas, said she caught a koi fish near the Waller Beach area.

Source: yahoo.com
Residents want a final solution to the problems at Rosendal Dam - Vimarsana News

Residents want a final solution to the problems at Rosendal Dam

A group of residents want a final solution to the problems at Rosendal Dam and are willing to make this happen, even if they do a lot of the work themselves.

Dowlin Dam project flows forward: State funds now available for reconstruction and rehabilitation - Vimarsana News

Dowlin Dam project flows forward: State funds now available for reconstruction and rehabilitation

The Dowlin Diversion Dam and Headgate Rehabilitation project got the last push it needed after Senate File 75 — Omnibus water bill-construction was signed by Gov. Mark Gordon on March