Fish Species Guide

Fish n’ SIPS Tagged Fish Competition update

Competition

Finally, we have a fourth winner in the Fish n’ SIPS Tagged Fish Competition – with only eleven tagged fish remaining to be caught in the five impoundments. Mark Hennessy from Brisbane with a 109cm barramundi caught in Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tablelands was a very happy chap. Mark has $3000 to fund his next trip to Lake Tinaroo …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

Fishing

Inshore/Offshore fishing The inshore fishing has been producing quality catches. Lots of school mackerel have been caught on spoons either trolled or cast with the odd spanish mackerel taking a liking to bigger trolled baits.  The inshore reefs have been producing quality grunter, snapper, grass emperor, moses perch and the odd tuskfish.     A lot of the fish being …

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Solarez Ultra-Thin Bone Dry Clear

solarez

Solarez Ultra-Thin Bone Dry Clear cures ‘bone dry’ to a clear hard glossy finish in under 10 seconds. There’s no mixing necessary and no tacky finish that needs to be wiped off with alcohol, as for other products. Ultra-Thin Bone Dry Clear is non-yellowing, a UV-cure, with ultra-low viscosity and a glossy hard finish. Available in a 14g bottle with …

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Eyre Peninsula to Esperance

Esperance

At the time of writing this article, we were sitting at a quiet little campground at Quagi Beach in Western Australia – one hour from Esperance. My wife and I are travelling Australia with our two daughters aged five and seven. We certainly live in a spectacular country, and we’ve visited some great places and met some characters along the …

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Should I stay or should I go – when to move

move

You’re out fishing and the bite shuts down or you’ve been fishing for a while in one spot but haven’t caught a fish. move So, the thought comes into your mind, “Should I stay or should I go?” In an angler’s head, that’s perhaps one of the most frequently asked questions. To be clear, I’m not talking about finishing up …

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Broadwater winter varieties

broadwater

Hi everyone, so winter fishing is in full swing on the Gold Coast and June is one of the better months of the year to get out on the water. Catching a mixed bag is not that hard to do, if you know where and how. With some big tides at night, June daytime tides are ideal for fishing the …

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Molix RT Shad 3.5”

molix

The Molix RT Shad 3.5” has a dynamic profile with a bulky paddle tail, which gives natural and realistic movements with great stability. The swimming action is natural and vibrant with a rolling effect at any retrieve speed. Great versatility and effectiveness in both freshwater and saltwater. Available in 9cm, there are five per pack and retail from $15.95. Visit …

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Adventures around Eyre Peninsula

After our short escape to Kangaroo Island, we were back on the mainland and following the South Australian coastline north. When travelling, there is one thing that dramatically impacts on your experiences – the weather. And unfortunately, you have zero control over it. Heading to places when it’s cold and windy can be a little disappointing, especially if you have …

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Techniques for catching winter barramundi

barramundi

It’s the start of winter – historically the time when most impoundment barramundi anglers put away their rods for a few months. While it’s true that the fishing can be a little tougher for a stint, barra are certainly still very catchable. In the colder months, there is one thing heavily in your favour, which is that the fish will look …

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Protect our marine plants

protect

A Moreton Bay local has been fined $20,000 for illegally removing a large swathe of marine plants, including a mangrove that held significant importance to the local habitat.  protect Officers used satellite technology to detect the removal of more than 2,200 square metres of marine plants from images taken between 2014 and 2021. Marine plants form a vital part of …

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