Annual Sardine Run takes place in KZN South Coast

Every year millions of Sardines follow the cold water off South Africa's Eastern coastline through underwater migration known as the Sardine Run.
Fish normally migrate from the Eastern Cape waters moving north to the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast. The sardine run is a major drawcard for tourism in the area and is considered a calendar highlight. It is a significant boost to the local economy, often catching the silvery delicacies that take a lot of patience with fishermen still at the mercy of the sea.
SABC News Reporter Jayed Paulse filed this story.
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[@georgialouw721]

The shoals of fish are a blessing from our Lord.

[@Cassxowary]

How would you feel? *friendly reminder to use your hearts & brains we were all given for a reason and be kind to all kind, having intelligence&intellect, empathy, compassion, basic respect, and such*

[@katisop5991]

The way they be's packing our brothers like sardines with them crates in the back of vans on the roads is such a sad sight -how they're just laughing along so acquiescent.
Just look, it's them doing all the work, talk about exploitation 🚮🚮😭😤

[@barrypillay9635]

I am a bit Sad we are doing what was done to Whaling it will be known as the Greatest Shame on us if don't Control we are Netting Shame on us.

[@jenjackson6373]

The greed of these so called "commercial" fishermen is what has spoiled this natural bounty from fairly being shared among all the people who come down to the beach, as it was done in the past. Well, those greedy willend up with only beach sand for karma.

[@jameelamod7472]

ntn like ecoli as t fish is as normal as evr