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Targeting warm weather species

weather

Well, summer is definitely here, and things have heated up dramatically, with consistently warmer temperatures. And of course, the water temperature has warmed up as well. weather So, with this, I have noticed that fishing the flats and shallows has not been producing at all. What this means to me is, the fish that would usually inhabit these areas have …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

fishing

Inshore/Offshore Fishing This last week has finally seen some good periods of weather which has enabled plenty of people to head out into the blue after what has felt like months of strong winds. This time of year the sharks are usually quite savage and at the moment this is certainly the case. The majority of anglers who headed out …

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Bass fishing in summer

bass

The warm weather is upon us and for a lot of anglers this signals the heating up of the Australian bass bite, along with quality by-catch species including golden perch and saratoga. For many, the holiday period also creates the opportunity to explore new waterways, the chance to target bass for the first time or perhaps land a new personal …

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Heading east on Gibb River Road

Gibb

With our time in Broome coming to an end, it was time to start preparing for the adventure ahead, which was the Gibb River Road. The 660km four-wheel-drive trek is the best way to explore the natural treasures of the Kimberley. Originally constructed in the 1960s as a way to transport cattle from Derby to Wyndham, it is now an …

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Anaconda Island adventure

Anaconda

I think we sometimes forget how lucky we are to live in a country such as Australia. If ever I needed a reminder, I certainly got it when I made my way to Tiwi Island Retreat, nestled on the remote Bathurst Island off the Northern Territory. This place is adventure central, and I was lucky enough to work on a …

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Mercury Marine enhances joystick piloting capabilities

Mercury

Mercury Marine recently announced a software update for its SmartCraft operating system that gives Joystick Piloting powerful new capabilities. The system can now automatically counteract the effects of wind, waves and current while a boater is driving with the joystick, giving them the ability to dock and manoeuvre with effortless precision. For more than a decade, Mercury has evolved and …

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Adventures await at Lake Awoonga

Awoonga

Nestled in the heart of central Queensland, Lake Awoonga is a destination that promises something for everyone – from avid anglers to nature lovers and everyone in between. Known for its bountiful barramundi fishing and stunning landscapes, this serene spot is a must-visit for anyone seeking a blend of relaxation and adventure. A recreation paradise A stone’s throw from Gladstone …

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Finding consistency for a fish

fishing

Well, it’s December already… time has absolutely flown by. For me, this year has definitely been one of the toughest, particularly when it comes to weather and health issues. We haven’t been able to put in a lot of time on the water at all. One thing I will say is, bring on next year – hopefully it will be …

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Snapper tagging insights in NSW

tagging

Did you know snapper is now on the recommended species list for the Game Fish Tagging Program? They even have a special tag type designed just for their unique body shape! To qualify for tagging, snapper must measure over 60cm total length. Since 2014, recreational anglers along the NSW east coast have tagged over 1,850 snapper, with 115 recaptures reported …

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Top Townsville trip

Townsville

At the start of September, I came up with a plan to try getting my son Luke onto his first barramundi or mangrove jack. His tenth birthday was in the middle of September, so I organised a plane flight for the two of us to fly to Townsville. My father lives in this coastal city and my brother Chris was …

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