Fish Species Guide

Isisford Fishing Competition 2024

Isisford

The Isisford Barcoo Recreational Fishing Club invites you to its annual fishing competition on the banks of the Barcoo River at the Oma Waterhole. This year’s Isisford Fishing Competition will be held on the weekend of July 26-28, 2024. The event starts at 10am on Saturday and finishes 11am on Sunday, and competitors can fish all day and all night …

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TT Tackle Storage Bags

tackle

Keep your tackle safe and sorted with the stylish new range of TT Tackle Storage Bags, available in a standard 22-litre option and a large 36-litre model. These tough tackle bags feature a durable water-resistant outer material combined with a rubberised internal lining to protect your gear from the elements. A hard moulded base provides additional protection while maintaining the …

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Important information regarding pest fish

pest

Just because we can, doesn’t mean we should. Being a keen pest fisho and also having a love of fish keeping, I am more aware than ever of the damage that exotic aquatic species can wreak on our waterways. I also see a lot of posts and ads on social media for aquarium fish available for delivery right to your …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

fishing

Inshore Fishing Well what a cracking week we have had so far! The weather has been pristine and plenty of fish have been caught. The south westerly winds have cleared the inshore water clarity up and with the cool change we have seen some quality snapper being caught. These fish have been chewing hard as they usually do during the …

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Tips for fishing structure

structure

There are many old sayings in fishing that still ring true and one of those is ‘find the structure, find the fish’. Available structure for anglers includes natural environments such as mangroves, lilies, timber and channel edges, as well as manmade construction such as boat ramps, pontoons, stormwater drains and rock walls. Very productive manmade structures – and the focus …

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Daiwa 24 Steez

Daiwa

Steez has a rich history in the Daiwa family as the premium flagship brand of bass fishing equipment, and a new year welcomes a new reel with the 24 Steez debuting ultimate casting design. To achieve ultimate casting design, Daiwa have aligned four key elements, each developed to their limit and for ultimate performance. Developing and perfecting one element was …

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An open view on freshwater fishing

freshwater

Over the past three weeks, I have penned six pages on recreational freshwater fishing in Queensland, as I know it. It’s come down to the demise of this section of Fisheries Queensland over the past six years. The loss of two doctors of fisheries biology and a further six biologists who were stationed throughout regional areas both east and west …

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Live baiting spanish mackerel

mackerel

Live baiting spanish mackerel can be the answer to either an amazing session or a slow morning. This all depends on the season, the water and various other conditions. The better times I’ve found for live baiting in winter have always been the start and the end, with dead bait filling in the middle. From big yakka and bonito to …

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Moura Muddy Water Classic 2024

moura

The Moura Muddy Water Classic lived up to its name this year, with the mighty Dawson River having a minor flood and sending some brown water down for the weekend. Absolutely great for the river, though it did make finding the fish a bit challenging, with heaps more food flowing through. All of this didn’t put a dampener on the …

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Caring for your catch – Part 2

for

May is finally here, woo-hoo! for With the water current about to take a swing and mornings staying cooler for a touch longer, it’s the ideal time of year to spread your targets out and enjoy a variety of species on the table. Snapper are in good condition, bottom species are easier to target and spanish mackerel are kicking about …

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