NOW in its 15th year, the annual fishing day, hosted by Ramcatfishing, went off without a hitch at the Durban Naval Base on Saturday, April 23.
The weather held up as the local fishing club welcomed wheelchair bound ‘fish folk’ and amputees for a fun day at the water’s edge.
Also joining in to lend a helping hand were the 1st Port Natal Sea Scouts. Held annually, the fishing day is all about putting a smile on someone’s face, said organiser, Yster Smal of Ramcatfishing.
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He said the event was inspired by a circle of friends who were conscripted soldiers, taking care of those injured in the line of duty.
Mark Gouws who attended the caught four fish including two salmons and a grunter.
“Judging by the size of the fish, they were all over 2kgs,” he said.
Take a look at this video clip of the ‘fin-tastic’ event.
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