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Recreational spearfishing is legal in South Africa but requires a recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing, issued under the Marine Living Resources Act 18 of 1998 and its regulations. A spearfisher may take only fish of the Class Pisces (bony fish, sharks, rays, skates and chimaeras) with a speargun. Scuba and any artificial breathing apparatus are prohibited (snorkel only); catch is for own use only and may not be sold, bartered or traded; spearfishing is forbidden in estuaries and in no-take Marine Protected Areas. Species-specific bag limits, size limits and closed seasons apply, with an overall cumulative daily bag limit of ten fish. Foreigners may obtain the same permit.
Τελευταία ενημέρωση Ιούνιος 15, 2026
Νομικό πλαίσιο
- §Marine Living Resources Act No. 18 of 1998
- §Regulations in terms of the Marine Living Resources Act, 1998 (Government Notice R.1111 of 2 September 1998, Government Gazette No. 19205, as amended)
- §Marine Recreational Fishing Information and Permit Conditions Brochure (DFFE, Version 23/1)
- Απαιτείται άδεια
- Απαιτείται
- Ψαροντούφεκο
- Επιτρέπεται
- Αυτόνομη κατάδυση
- Απαγορεύεται
- Αλλοδαποί
- Ευπρόσδεκτοι
Ο νόμος, αυτούσιος
Νομικά κείμενα
Οι ακριβείς νομοθετικές και κανονιστικές διατάξεις που διέπουν εδώ το ψαροντούφεκο, παρατιθέμενες όπως δημοσιεύτηκαν, με σύνδεσμο σε κάθε επίσημη πηγή.
Definition of recreational fishing
Marine Living Resources Act No. 18 of 1998
recreational fishing means, any fishing done for leisure or sport and not for sale, barter, earnings or gain;
Permit requirement
Marine Living Resources Act No. 18 of 1998
No person shall exercise any right granted in terms of section 18 or perform any other activity in terms of this Act unless a permit has been issued by the Minister to such person to exercise that right or perform that activity.
Marine protected areas - prohibited activities
Marine Living Resources Act No. 18 of 1998
No person shall in any marine protected area, without permission in terms of subsection (3)- (a) fish or attempt to fish; (b) take or destroy any fauna and flora other than fish; (c) dredge, extract sand or gravel, discharge or deposit waste or any other polluting matter, or in any way disturb, alter or destroy the natural environment; (d) construct or erect any building or other structure on or over any land or water within such a marine protected area; or (e) carry on any activity which may adversely impact on the ecosystems of that area.
Recreational permit - general and spearfishing endorsement
Marine Recreational Fishing Information and Permit Conditions Brochure (DFFE, Version 23/1) - Regulations under MLRA 1998
(1) A person may obtain a recreational fishing permit online via https://www.fishing.dffe.gov.za or from an office authorised by the Minister, subject to the payment of a predetermined fee, to engage in one or more of the following types of recreational fishing: Angling, Spearfishing, Cast-netting and Marine Aquarium Fish. ... (2) A recreational fishing permit entitles the holder to catch fish for own use only and not for the purpose of selling or trading fish. ... (4) The holder of a recreational fishing permit, endorsed for spearfishing, is entitled to catch fish of the Class Pisces (i.e. bony fish, sharks, rays, skates and chimaeras) with only a speargun. ... (8) The holder of a recreational fishing permit, shall not use any artificial respiratory equipment, with the exception of a snorkel.
Regulations specific to recreational spearfishing
Marine Recreational Fishing Information and Permit Conditions Brochure (DFFE, Version 23/1) - Regulations under MLRA 1998
(15) The holder of a recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing shall not catch, disturb, land, keep, or control: (a) any fish listed in the Prohibited Species List in Table 3. (b) more fish than the bag-limit listed in respect of each species in Species List in Table 4 during any one day. Furthermore, there is an overall cumulative daily bag limit of ten, irrespective of the species caught and provided that this limit does not apply to those species listed here with no bag limit, and to those with a bag limit exceeding ten; (c) any fish smaller than, or of a mass less than, the size-limit listed in respect of each species in the Species List in Table 4. (d) any fish during the closed-season listed in respect of each species in the Species List in Table 4. (16) The holder of a recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing shall not catch fish or attempt to catch fish in an estuary.
Closed seasons for shad, galjoen and red steenbras
Marine Recreational Fishing Information and Permit Conditions Brochure (DFFE, Version 23/1) - Regulations under MLRA 1998
(9) There is a closed season for elf / shad (Pomatomus saltatrix) from 1 September to 30 November in any year. (10) There is a closed season for galjoen (Dichistius capensis) from 15 October of one year to the last day of February in the following year, both dates inclusive. (11) There is a closed season for red steenbras (Petrus rupestris) from 1 September to 30 November in any year.
Πότε μπορείς να καταδυθείς
Εποχές & χρονικοί περιορισμοί
Κλειστές, ανοιχτές και περιορισμένες περίοδοι κατά τη διάρκεια του έτους. Επιβεβαίωνε πάντα τοπικά τις απαγορεύσεις ανά είδος.
- ΚλειστήElf / Shad (Pomatomus saltatrix)Σεπ 1 – Νοέ 30
Closed season for elf / shad from 1 September to 30 November in any year.
- ΚλειστήGaljoen (Dichistius capensis)Οκτ 15 – Φεβ 28
Closed season for galjoen from 15 October of one year to the last day of February in the following year, both dates inclusive.
- ΚλειστήRed steenbras (Petrus rupestris)Σεπ 1 – Νοέ 30
Closed season for red steenbras from 1 September to 30 November in any year.
Άδεια αλιείας
Άδεια
Τι χρειάζεσαι για να επιτρέπεται να μπεις στο νερό, πόσο κοστίζει και πώς την αποκτάς.
Apply and pay online via https://www.fishing.dffe.gov.za, or at an office/outlet authorised by the Minister. Available to anyone 12 years or older. Permit must be available for inspection while fishing.
Απόκτησε την άδειά σουΑνοίγει την επίσημη πύλη · fishing.dffe.gov.za
- Τύπος
- Recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing (issued under the Marine Living Resources Act, 1998)
- Κόστος
- Application fee R7; annual spearfishing permit R87; short-term (4-week) spearfishing permit R50 (DFFE fee schedule, Version 23/1).
- Ισχύς
- Annual permit (up to one year per MLRA s.13(2)(a)) or short-term permit valid for four weeks.
- Πώς αποκτάται
- Apply and pay online via https://www.fishing.dffe.gov.za, or at an office/outlet authorised by the Minister. Available to anyone 12 years or older. Permit must be available for inspection while fishing.
- Αρχή
- Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE)
Εξοπλισμός & τεχνική
Κανόνες εξοπλισμού
Ποιος εξοπλισμός επιτρέπεται, πώς μπορεί να χρησιμοποιηθεί και ποιοι όροι ισχύουν.
Περιορισμοί
- Spearfishing may be undertaken only with a speargun.
- No artificial respiratory/breathing apparatus may be used; only a snorkel is permitted (no scuba).
- Spearfishing is prohibited in estuaries, tidal rivers and tidal lagoons.
- Spearguns may not be used in designated closed/shore-angling-only areas or in no-take MPA zones.
- Catch is for own use only; no fish may be sold, bartered or traded.
A spearfisher may take only fish of the Class Pisces (bony fish, sharks, rays, skates and chimaeras). Possession of speargun-related diving gear is also prohibited in certain abalone-protection areas.
Τι μπορείς να πάρεις
Όρια αλιεύματος & προστατευόμενα είδη
Ημερήσιες ποσοστώσεις, ελάχιστα μεγέθη και είδη που δεν επιτρέπεται ποτέ να αλιεύονται.
Ημερήσιο όριο
Overall cumulative daily bag limit of ten (10) fish per person, irrespective of species, except species listed with no bag limit or with a bag limit exceeding ten. Per-species bag limits in Table 4 apply (e.g. sharks/rays/skates/chimaeras of Class Chondrichthyes limited to one; rockcods (Family Serranidae) limited to five). In KwaZulu-Natal, no more than 5 of any one species.
Ελάχιστα μεγέθη
- Bronze breamελάχ. 30 cm
- Garrick (leervis)ελάχ. 70 cm
- Geelbekελάχ. 60 cm
- Kob (Argyrosomus spp.)ελάχ. 40 cm
- Red steenbrasελάχ. 40 cm
- Strepie (karanteen)ελάχ. 15 cm
Προστατευόμενα είδη — μην τα αλιεύεις
- ΠροστατευόμενοGreat white shark (Carcharodon carcharias)
- ΠροστατευόμενοBrindle bass
- ΠροστατευόμενοPotato bass
- ΠροστατευόμενοNatal wrasse
- ΠροστατευόμενοSeventy-four
- ΠροστατευόμενοSawfishes
- ΠροστατευόμενοPoenskop / black musselcracker (critical list, restricted)
- ΠροστατευόμενοSpecies in the Prohibited Species List (Table 3) and Threatened or Protected Marine Species Regulations (GG 40875 of 30 May 2017)
Size is measured in a straight line from the tip of the snout to the extreme end of the tail. Size limits listed here are a selection of common species; the full per-species bag-limit, size-limit and closed-season schedule is in Table 4 of the DFFE permit-conditions brochure and the Government Gazette. Any fish caught in contravention must be returned to the sea with as little injury as possible.
Ποιος μπορεί να ψαρέψει
Επισκέπτες & κάτοικοι
Πώς διαφέρουν οι κανόνες για τους αλλοδαπούς επισκέπτες και τους ντόπιους κατοίκους.
Αλλοδαποί επισκέπτες
ΕπιτρέπεταιΑπαιτήσεις
- Obtain the same recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing (online via the DFFE e-permit platform or an authorised office).
- Carry valid foreign identification (passport, and where applicable a visa or legal proof of stay).
Περιορισμοί
- Same bag limits, size limits, closed seasons, equipment rules and MPA/estuary prohibitions apply as for residents.
- Note: under MLRA section 18(4) only South African persons may hold commercial/subsistence fishing rights; this does not affect recreational permits.
Foreign tourists are not exempt from needing a recreational fishing permit; fees and procedures for the recreational permit are generally the same as for residents.
Κάτοικοι
Recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing (annual or short-term)
Απαιτήσεις
- Be 12 years or older.
- Apply and pay the prescribed fee online (https://www.fishing.dffe.gov.za) or at an authorised office.
- Carry the permit for inspection while spearfishing.
The same recreational permit applies to South African residents and visitors; there is no separate residents-only spearfishing licence regime under the MLRA recreational permit.
Πού στην ακτή
Επιτρεπόμενες & απαγορευμένες ζώνες
Ονομαστικές περιοχές που είναι ανοιχτές ή κλειστές για ψαροντούφεκο. Δες τη συνολική εικόνα στον διαδραστικό χάρτη.
Επιτρεπόμενες περιοχές
Recreational spearfishing with a valid spearfishing-endorsed permit is generally permitted along the South African coastline in waters that are not declared no-take Marine Protected Areas, not estuaries/tidal rivers/tidal lagoons, and not designated closed areas. Permit holders must observe bag limits, size limits and closed seasons.
Speargun only; snorkel only (no scuba or artificial breathing apparatus); own-use catch (no sale/barter/trade); overall cumulative daily bag limit of ten fish; species size limits and closed seasons apply; no spearfishing in estuaries.
Within some MPAs there are controlled areas where recreational activities such as angling or spearfishing may be permitted subject to the conditions of the MPA management authority. Permit holders fishing within an MPA must adhere to the conditions of the Management Agency for that specific MPA.
Must comply with the specific MPA management authority conditions; many MPA zones are no-take restricted areas where all fishing is prohibited.
Απαγορευμένες περιοχές
- Estuaries, tidal rivers and tidal lagoonsestuary / tidal river / tidal lagoon (no spearfishing)
The holder of a recreational fishing permit endorsed for spearfishing shall not catch fish or attempt to catch fish in an estuary; no person may use a speargun in a tidal river or tidal lagoon.
- Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (no-take / restricted zone)
One of the oldest and largest no-take marine protected areas in the world; the entire MPA is a restricted (no-take) zone where fishing and spearfishing are prohibited. Proclaimed in Government Gazette No. 21948 of 29 December 2000; managed by SANParks.
- Pondoland Marine Protected Area (restricted no-take zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
Declared 2004. Contains offshore, inshore and estuarine restricted (no-take) zones where fishing is prohibited, including the tidal portions of the Msikaba and Mtentu Rivers and a central restricted zone of about 643 km2.
- Strand (Lourens River mouth to Gordon's Bay harbour eastern breakwater)closed area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
Only shore angling (and no other type of fishing, including spearfishing) is allowed between the mouth of the Lourens River and the eastern breakwater of the harbour at Gordon's Bay, extending 500 m seawards.
- Hermanus (Kraal Rock to Rietfontein, Walker Bay)closed area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
Only shore angling (and no other type of fishing, including spearfishing) is allowed between the beacons at Kraal Rock (HR1), Walker Bay, and Rietfontein (HR2), Hermanus, extending 500 m seawards from the high-water mark.
- Dyer Islandclosed area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
Only shore angling is allowed at Dyer Island, in an area extending two nautical miles seawards from the high-water mark; spearfishing is therefore not permitted.
- Aliwal Shoal Marine Protected Area (Restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
MPA on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast (off Umkomaas), declared under section 43 of the Marine Living Resources Act. It is zoned into Restricted zones (incl. the Crown Area Restricted zone on the 25 m isobath and the Produce Restricted zone) and a Controlled zone. Spearfishing is prohibited in the Restricted zones, and it is an offence to be in possession of an armed speargun there.
- Table Mountain National Park Marine Protected Area (no-take restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
Inshore MPA around the Cape Peninsula near Cape Town, managed by SANParks. It contains six restricted areas, five of which are no-take zones where all fishing including spearfishing is prohibited (St James between the St James and Kalk Bay tidal pools, Castle Rock, Paulsberg between Smitswinkel Point and Venus Pool, Cape of Good Hope between Hoek van die Bobbejaan and the fence at Scarborough); in the sixth (Karbonkelberg) only snoek may be caught deeper than the 35 m contour.
- iSimangaliso Marine Protected Area (Restricted and Wilderness zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
Large MPA along the far-northern KwaZulu-Natal (Maputaland) coast, consolidating the former St Lucia and Maputaland MPAs, managed by the iSimangaliso Wetland Park Authority and declared under the National Environmental Management: Protected Areas Act (Government Gazette 42478/42479 of 2019). It is zoned into eight inshore Restricted Zones (Kosi, Saxon, Dog Point, Lala Nek, Nine Mile, Msiki, Perriers, Railway Ledge), an Inshore Wilderness Zone and offshore Restricted Zones (incl. the Sodwana Diving Restricted Zone) where all fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited. (Note: the inshore Controlled Zones separately permit limited spearfishing for listed pelagic species; this prohibited pin sits inside a no-take Restricted Zone.)
- uThukela Marine Protected Area (Restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
Coastal and offshore MPA on the central KwaZulu-Natal coast around the Thukela River mouth (Mtunzini to Tinley Manor), declared under the NEM: Protected Areas Act (Government Gazette 42478/42479 of 2019). It contains two inshore Restricted Zones (Amatikulu, uSetheni) and an offshore Restricted Zone (uThukela Offshore, TORZ, including the Kob and Carpenter reefs) that are no-take areas where fishing, including the deployment of spearguns, is prohibited. (The Controlled Zones separately permit permitted linefishing/spearfishing; this prohibited pin sits in the no-take TORZ.)
- Namaqua National Park Marine Protected Area (Restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
West-coast MPA fronting the Namaqua National Park (Groenrivier to Bitterrivier), declared under the NEM: Protected Areas Act (Government Gazette 42478/42479 of 2019) and managed by SANParks. It contains several inshore Restricted Zones (Groenrivier, Jaar se Baai, Kwas se Baai, Bitterrivier, Boulderbaai) and, critically, a single Offshore Restricted Zone (NORZ) covering the entire offshore area beyond the 200 m inshore strip, all of which are no-take areas where fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited.
- Robben Island Marine Protected Area (Restricted Zone)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zone)
MPA around Robben Island in Table Bay off Cape Town, declared under the NEM: Protected Areas Act (Government Gazette 42478/42479 of 2019). Its Robben Island Restricted Zone (RIRZ) around the island is a no-take zone where all fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited (only the two offshore Controlled Zones permit limited permitted fishing).
- Addo Elephant Marine Protected Area (Bird Island / St Croix Restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
Algoa Bay MPA that replaced and expanded the former Bird Island Marine Reserve, declared under the NEM: Protected Areas Act (Government Gazette 42478/42479 of 2019) and managed by SANParks. It contains the Bird Island Offshore Restricted Zone (BIORZ, around the Bird, Seal, Stag and Black Rocks islands), the St Croix Island Offshore Restricted Zone (StCORZ, around the St Croix island group), the Sundays Inshore Restricted Zone and other Restricted Zones that are no-take areas where fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited — indeed the gazette expressly bans even possession of a speargun in the BIORZ and SIRZ.
- De Hoop Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (no-take / restricted zone)
MPA on the Western Cape south coast between Arniston and the Breede River mouth, extending 3 nautical miles seaward, and an important Southern Right whale nursery. The entire MPA is a Restricted (no-take) zone where all fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited (declared as an MPA under the Marine Living Resources Act, Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000; managed by CapeNature).
- Betty's Bay Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
MPA on the Western Cape coast (formerly the H.F. Verwoerd Marine Reserve) between Stony Point and Jock-se-baai, managed by CapeNature under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000). No fishing is allowed off a vessel within its boundaries and only recreational shore-angling (with the necessary permit) is exempted from the section 43(2) fishing prohibition; spearfishing (a separate, non-angling permit category done in the water) is therefore not permitted anywhere in the MPA.
- Goukamma Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
MPA on the Western Cape Garden Route coast between Buffels Bay (Walker's Point) and the western boundary of the Goukamma Nature Reserve, extending 1 nautical mile seaward, managed by CapeNature under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000). No fishing from boats, spear-fishing or bait-collecting is permitted; only recreational shore-angling is allowed, so spearfishing is prohibited throughout the MPA.
- Robberg Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (shore angling only - no spearfishing)
MPA around the Robberg Peninsula near Plettenberg Bay (Western Cape), managed by CapeNature under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000). Rock-and-surf shore angling is permitted, but fishing from boats, spearfishing and bait collecting are forbidden, so spearfishing is not permitted anywhere in the MPA.
- Sardinia Bay Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (no-take / restricted zone)
MPA on the Eastern Cape coast near Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), between beacons near Schoenmakerskop and Bushy Park, extending 1 nautical mile seaward, declared under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000). It is a no-take area where all fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited.
- Hluleka Marine Protected Areamarine protected area (no-take / restricted zone)
MPA on the Eastern Cape Wild Coast between Coffee Bay and Port St Johns, fronting the Hluleka Nature Reserve and extending 6 nautical miles seaward, declared under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000) and managed by the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency. The entire MPA is a no-take zone where all fishing, including spearfishing, is prohibited.
- Dwesa-Cwebe Marine Protected Area (no-take control zones)marine protected area (no-take / control zones)
MPA on the Eastern Cape Wild Coast around the Mbashe River mouth, fronting the Dwesa and Cwebe Nature Reserves and extending 6 nautical miles seaward, declared under the Marine Living Resources Act (Government Notice R.1429 of 29 December 2000) and managed by the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency. It has no-take Control Zones where all fishing, including recreational spearfishing, is prohibited (a small area has since been opened only to permitted local subsistence fishers).
- Stilbaai Marine Protected Area (Skulpiesbaai and Geelkrans restricted zones)marine protected area (no-take / restricted zones)
MPA on the Western Cape coast at Stilbaai, managed by CapeNature under the Marine Living Resources Act (declared 2008). Fishing is permitted in its Controlled areas but is banned in three no-take Restricted Zones: the Skulpiesbaai restricted zone (the sea part of the MPA west of E021°24.970' / 21.4162, west of the Stilbaai fishing harbour), the larger Geelkrans restricted zone (east of E021°27.737' / 21.4623, adjacent to the Geelkrans Nature Reserve) and the Goukou estuarine restricted zone; spearfishing is prohibited in the restricted zones.
Συνθήκες στο νερό
Ζωντανές συνθήκες
Ζωντανό θαλάσσιο και καιρικό στιγμιότυπο κοντά σε ένα παράκτιο σημείο αναφοράς στη(ν) South Africa, από το Open-Meteo. Οι συνθήκες ποικίλλουν κατά μήκος της ακτής — αντιμετώπισέ τες ως ενδεικτικές.
Ζωντανές θαλάσσιες & καιρικές συνθήκες κοντά στο Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area.
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Αρχές
Οι επίσημοι φορείς που είναι αρμόδιοι για την αλιεία και την αδειοδότηση.
Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE)
fisheries and environment authority
dffe.gov.zaRecreational fishing e-permit portal: https://www.fishing.dffe.gov.zaSouth African National Parks (SANParks)
marine protected area management agency
sanparks.orgTable Mountain MPA: 021-783 0234Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife
marine protected area management agency (KwaZulu-Natal)
kznwildlife.comAliwal Shoal: 031-274 1150Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency
marine protected area management agency (Eastern Cape)
visiteasterncape.co.zaPondoland: 043-705 4400; Amathole: 043-742 4450; Dwesa-Cwebe: 047-499 7900CapeNature
conservation authority (Western Cape)
capenature.co.zaStilbaai MPA: 028-754 2234
Από πού προέρχεται
Πηγές
Κάθε ισχυρισμός σε αυτή τη σελίδα ανάγεται σε μία από αυτές τις παραπομπές.
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Marine Living Resources Act No. 18 of 1998 (full text, FAOLEX/EnviroLeg)
Επίσημηfaolex.fao.orgΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [02]
Marine Recreational Fishing Information and Permit Conditions Brochure (DFFE, Version 23/1)
Επίσημηspearfishingsa.co.zaΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [03]
Recreational Fishing Permit e-permit portal (DFFE)
Επίσημηfishing.dffe.gov.zaΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [04]
Regulations in terms of the Marine Living Resources Act 1998 (SAFLII consolidated regulations)
Επίσημηsaflii.orgΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [05]
Launch of the recreational fishing permits online application platform (DFFE media release)
Επίσημηdffe.gov.zaΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [06]
Tsitsikamma Marine Protected Area (Wikipedia)
Δευτερεύουσαen.wikipedia.orgΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [07]
Pondoland Marine Protected Area (Wikipedia)
Δευτερεύουσαen.wikipedia.orgΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [08]
Everything you need to know about Marine Protected Areas in South Africa (Two Oceans Aquarium)
Δευτερεύουσαaquarium.co.zaΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15 - [09]
Spearfishing Regulations (Spearfishing South Africa)
communityspearfishingsa.co.zaΠροσπελάστηκε Ιούν 15
Σημειώσεις ερευνητή
Spearfishing is regulated nationally under the Marine Living Resources Act 18 of 1998 and its regulations; there is no separate provincial spearfishing licence, though some closed areas and bag-limit variations are region-specific (e.g. KwaZulu-Natal 5-per-species cap; east/west of Cape Agulhas variations). Verbatim statutory text (definition of recreational fishing, s.13 permits, s.43 MPAs) was extracted from the FAOLEX/EnviroLeg PDF of the Act; verbatim permit-condition text (spearfishing endorsement, speargun-only, no scuba, no estuary fishing, bag limits, closed seasons, fees) was extracted from the official DFFE Marine Recreational Fishing Permit Conditions Brochure (Version 23/1, hosted on the Spearfishing SA site). Coordinates for Tsitsikamma and Pondoland MPAs come from Wikipedia and may be approximate centroids. The size-limit list is a selection of common species; the full Table 4 schedule should be consulted in the DFFE brochure / Government Gazette before fishing. Galjoen closed-season end is encoded as 02-28 (last day of February; 02-29 in leap years). The SAFLII consolidated regulations page returned HTTP 403 on direct fetch and was not quoted verbatim, but the equivalent provisions are captured from the official DFFE brochure.
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