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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

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Inshore/Offshore Fishing How good was that weather window over the Easter long weekend! We could not have asked for better fishing weather and they were chewing! Plenty of boats headed out with Turkey Beach and Agnes Waters boat ramp absolutely packed. We saw the reefs at the bottom end of the Bunker Group such as Fitzroy, Lamont and Boult produce …

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More anchoring restrictions set to commence in Noosa River

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Following extensive community consultation, as part of the next stage of the Noosa River Management Plan, Maritime Safety Queensland will introduce further restrictions on anchoring in the Noosa River for vessels over five metres in length. From 31 May 2025, vessels over five metres will be prohibited from anchoring: Within 30 metres of the northern shore of the Noosa River …

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MSQ free boating safety checks this Easter

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Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) and Coast Guard Rockhampton are hosting a free boat and safety gear check event at the Rockhampton Boat Ramp in the lead up to Easter. This event will be held over two days, on Wednesday 16 April 2025 from 9am to 4pm and Thursday 17 April 2025 from 7am to 2pm. This event will give boaters …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

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Inshore/Offshore Fishing How good is the weather forecast looking! This long weekend is shaping up to be the opportunity we have all been waiting for to get out fishing! This week has again seen our inshore ground hold really good numbers of pelagic fish such as longtail tuna, queenfish, school mackerel and even more numbers of spanish have come in …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

Inshore/Offshore Fishing Despite the dirty water our pelagic fishing off the coastline has been spectacular again this week. The long tail tuna are thick and have been smashing bait balls, casting small metal slugs or soft plastics over the top of the feeding frenzy and winding back through them has picked up some cracking fish. These long tail have not …

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Yamaha acquires leading aluminium boat manufacturer

Yamaha Motor Australia Pty. Ltd. (YMA) is excited to announce it has signed a purchase agreement with subsidiaries of BRP Inc., headquartered in Canada, to acquire all the shares of Telwater Pty Ltd (Telwater), an Australian aluminium boat manufacturer. This acquisition is contingent on obtaining the clearances, permits, etc., required by competition laws and other regulations. Boasting Iconic brands including …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

Inshore/Offshore Fishing This week’s fishing has continued to see our inshore grounds produce some quality fish. The standout’s are the spanish mackerel and long tail tuna that are around in great numbers. Trolling whole garfish or floating out live yakka’s, slimey’s or dead pilchards is a great way to target these spanish. Good area’s to focus your attention are the …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

Inshore/Offshore Fishing How good was that weather window on Monday this week! Those who were fortunate enough to head out sure had a spectacular day on the water in glass conditions. The bottom fishing was red hot with big large mouth nannygai and red emperor caught for those who headed North, fishing ground around the Warrego’s and marks towards the …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

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Inshore/Offshore Fishing Unfortunately this week has not held any opportunities for us to head offshore fishing with a cyclone currently sitting east off of Townsville causing some very strong south-easterly winds. These winds are likely to stick around whilst this cyclone builds and until it passes however as we have seen in the past, the weather off the back of …

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Power boat angler adventures

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It was sad to hear that this will be the last print edition of Bush ‘n Beach Fishing to go out to the fishing public. boat The Power Boat Anglers deep sea fishing club has had a long association with BNB and would not have been around for as long if it wasn’t for their continued support. Ron helped us …

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