Fish Species Guide

Z-Man ladies fishing shirt

z-man ladies fishing shirt

Z-MAN’s popular fishing shirt is now available in pink, just in time for summer and sure to be a hit in the heat. This quality, lightweight ladies fishing shirt has a UPF45 sun-protection rating, collar, long sleeves, zip front and is manufactured from dye-sublimated, quick-dry material, ready for your next adventure. The initial run of sizes available includes kids sizes …

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Warm cuttlefish and chilli lime salad recipe

lime salad recipe

This warm cuttlefish and chilli lime salad recipe creates a diverse mix for a one-plate wonder. It’s a perfect treat over summer and is enough of a feed to fill the family. Ingredients 500g cuttlefish hoods Marinade 2 tbsp fish sauce 2 tsp sesame oil 2 tbsp sweet chilli jam 2 garlic cloves, crushed 1 tsp fresh grated ginger 1/4 …

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Jarvis Walker Tournament Long Sleeve Fishing Shirt

jarvis walker tournament long sleeve fishing shirt

Its sublimated design features a striking underwater marlin image and the design is finished with a comfortable buttoned V-neck and round polyester cuffs. The Jarvis Walker Tournament Long Sleeve Fishing Shirt is available in six adult sizes from small to XXXL. Visit jarviswalker.com.au for more information.

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No definitive source of prawn disease has been found

white spot disease prawns

THE Australian Government Department of Agriculture and Water Resources continues to work collaboratively with the Queensland Government to determine the origin of the outbreak of white spot disease in prawn farms in southeast Queensland. Deputy Secretary Lyn O’Connell said media commentary suggesting a definitive cause of the disease outbreak had been found was not correct. “The department continues to investigate …

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Coomera Houseboats customers get amongst the fish

It’s been a good week here on the Gold Coast for School Holidays, with lighter winds early in the week and warm sunny days on the water.  Let’s see how our customers have been going. Our customers have been getting amongst some top Whiting this week managing to land a great feed.  Some good spots are the North or South …

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Break in the Bundaberg weather sees offshore fire

This week around the Bundaberg area we finally had a break in the weather and it was awesome to see the bigger boats get out and take advantage of the good conditions. Although there was a lot of run due to the full moon on Thursday night, most boats still managed to land some fantastic fish, including coral trout, red …

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Samaki Line Spooler

samaki line spooler

  SAMAKI’S newly launched tool range extends from solid hardware to functional and practical appliances such as a handy line spooler. The Samaki Line Spooler is your new go-anywhere device, meaning you’ll never have any issues with re-spooling your reel again. This adaptable device features a high-suction cup at the base for ease of use anywhere, is manufactured of lightweight …

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Inhibitor Corrosion Fighting VCI Pro Chips

inhibitor vci pro chips

THE Inhibitor Corrosion Fighting VCI Pro Chips represent a great innovation to stop hooks and lures from rusting away. Just place a chip in the lure compartment of your tackle box for rust protection for six to 12 months. VCI Pro Chips are proven to stop rust and corrosion, penetrate and protect, be environmentally safe, provide long-lasting and economical protection, …

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New Yanmar engines power Aussie-built tourist ferries in Mexico

Yanmar engines

“We very much like the Yanmar line of commercial engines,” said Steve Cordingley. “Our experience with the Yanmar 6AY and 6HY series is extensive. From an installation and operational perspective the Yanmar brand is first rate. Our customers are just as enthusiastic as us about the Yanmar engine and speak very highly about the impressive fuel savings, low operation costs …

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Outboard emissions standards timetable announced

outboard emissions standards

ORIGINALLY planned for early 2016, the election effectively delayed outboard emissions standards by a year. The government Update Paper announced just before Christmas sees the Bill introduced to Parliament in February/March, with the final bill passed and regulations in place by August. Importers will then have up to nine months to plan for final shipments to arrive. The final date …

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