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.
Continue reading →The Natal Artificial Lure Association North competes in lure fishing tournaments.
Continue reading →Guinjata Sports Fishing Club is one of the six saltwater fishing clubs affiliated to Southern Gauteng Deep Sea Angling Association (SGDSAA) which in turn is affiliated to the South African Deep Sea Angling Association (SADSAA). It is the aim of SADSAA to promote and develop deep sea angling as a national sport in SA. Amongst other goals SADSAA awards Protea colours to members that have achieved the necessary credentials and experience to represent South Africa in International Salt Water competitions.
Continue reading →The Bargaining Council for the Fishing Industry (NBCFI) is a statutory body created under the Labour Relations Act (LRA) 66 of 1995 to provide for the co-regulation of stable and productive employment relations in the fishing industry.
Continue reading →The Association of Barbel Fishers – where you will find information on Barbel, Barbel fishing and hopefully like minded anglers.
Continue reading →The club was founded in 1994 by shift workers from Tutuka Power Station who have a need to participate in organised fishing but cannot join a club angling on specific weekends. So the club adapts to our shift workers. We are located in Standerton and we have the prime of fishing waters around Grootdraai Dam.
Continue reading →FOSAF exists to promote fly-fishing and the interests of fly fishers within the framework of sound environmental practices throughout Southern Africa.
Continue reading →Membership to the Association is open to all Companies which have been allocated a Right to fish for hake by longline method pursuant to Section 18 of the Marine Living Resources Act and all vessel owning entities active in the hake longline sector.
As the recognized hake longline body in South Africa, they are unsurpassed in terms of our membership and credentials. A solid foundation has been developed and will continue to be built upon in the years to come.
Continue reading →The South African Pelagic Fishing Industry Association (SAPFIA) is a legally recognised industrial body which represents a large number of Rights Holder who hold approximately 67% of sardine rights and 70% of anchovy rights in the small pelagic fishing sector.
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