Page 21 - Bush 'n Beach Fishing Magazine

Cracking catches from the bay
* from P20
and landed all by her- self.
with work to spend quality time out and about with the family.
things out.
Just a quick update on
Her dad Christopher was there for moral support and a bit of coaching, if she needed it.
Now that people are returning to work and life is showing a little of the normality we once took for granted, we are still seeing family trips being taken for a few hours in the morning or afternoon.
the live bloodworm and white spot syndrome containment effort – it is still in effect from the lower part of Caloundra to the Tweed River, so if you are planning on using live bloodworms, please stay within the containment zone.
Well done Ivy, hope- fully you will go on to put future feeds on the table.
Perhaps it is not about what we lost in early 2020, but rather what we may have regained.
The Tackle Land crew would like to say a very special thankyou to everyone who has shown their ongoing support over the past few months.
Young Luke has been at it again, finding a clear window for a few hours and turning it into a spanish mackerel fest!
A lot of stores are hav- ing issues keeping their shelves fully stocked due to the closure of many manufacturing facilities around the world.
Check out the one pic- tured.
We would like to thank all our new cus- tomers for dropping in and checking out the store.
Over the past few months, we have seen such a massive increase in family fishing time, which has been nothing short of awesome.
Stock levels are get- ting better, particular- ly in the independent stores, so keep drop- ping in and checking
In the months to come, we hope all our read- ers, customers and their families stay safe!
Understandably, we had all been ‘too busy’
This solid Woody Point squid was one of many solid cephalopods for Brent.
www.bnb shing.com.au
Bush ’n Beach Fishing, September 2020 – Page 21