The SA Deep Sea Trawling Industry Association (SADSTIA) is an association of South African trawler owners and operators. It is a recognised industrial body that interacts with government, non-governmental organisations and other interested parties for the benefit of the South African deep-sea trawling industry.
Continue reading →The South African Rock Lobster Industry Association (SCRLIA) is an industrial body as recognized in terms of Section 8 of the Marine Living Resources Act, which represents rights holders in the South Coast Rock Lobster sector of the South African fishing industry. The association interacts with government, NGOs and other interested parties for the benefit of the industry.
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SA Bass Angling Association (SABAA) is the only officially recognised Bass fishing governing body in South Africa and has since its inception, grown exponentially with both old and young wanting to put their skills to the test against these legendary fish species.
Continue reading →The Spinmasters Angling Society promotes lure fishing. The society hosts 8 or more club competitions per year, and our members are keen to teach new members willing to master the sport of lure fishing.
Continue reading →The Wild Trout Association (WTA) is an organisation of riparian owners with trouting waters at their disposal, and affiliate members, who provide services and facilities such as guiding and accommodation. The WTA is thus a fly-fishing marketing body that promotes fly-fishing on a sustainable basis on behalf of its members. The headquarters of the WTA is Walkerbouts Inn, Rhodes Village. Day permits are obtainable from the Rhodes Tourist and Information Centre, Muller Street, Rhodes.
Continue reading →The Western Cape Shore Angling Association promotes shore angling.
Continue reading →The South African Tuna Association (SATA) is committed to, and advocates for sustainable practices, particularly regarding South Atlantic albacore tuna, the fisheries traditional target species. The Association continues to play an active role in the management of tuna fisheries, both locally and abroad, to enhance the benefits of responsible fishing for South African fisheries.
Continue reading →Like-minded organisations work together to ensure that healthy marine ecosystems underpin a robust seafood industry in southern Africa.
The RFA is comprised of a small group of like-minded organisations that are willing to contribute resources and time towards the achievement of the following strategic objectives:
Continue reading →NCFAWU is a general union with an open scope to all employees in all working sectors in South-Africa with more union offices in George, Saldana and Khayalitsha. The Secretary General is Llowellyn Domingo who has been in trade union matters for the last 30 years. NCFAWU also has a seat in the Bargaining Council for the Fishing Industry in South-Africa. The organization is not affiliated to any political party and operates as an independent trade union.
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