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Future uncertain for major boat brands

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Brisbane based Stessco, Anglapro’s owner, makes the call to wind up the business. boat The future of iconic alloy boat brands Stessco and Anglapro, and potentially Gulf Runner, has been cast into doubt after a liquidator was appointed recently to wind up the business that makes them. Queensland-based Merlin Marine and Leisure is a family-based business that has a purpose-built …

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HerculeZ Swimbait

HerculeZ

Ready to get your arms stretched?   The HerculeZ soft swimbait range is awesome!  Available in a wide range of sizes for big hitters such as for barramundi, Murray cod, mangrove jack, flathead and mulloway, with a smaller 3” option that is ideal for smaller estuary and freshwater species.  A detailed shad body has all the features to represent a …

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New net-free fishing zones planned for Gulf of Carpentaria

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Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries and Minister for Rural Communities The Honourable Mark Furner From May this year new gillnet fishing zones will be introduced in the Gulf More than 4000 submissions provided feedback on consultation paper Industry assistance and adjustment package to be rolled out Full suite of changes to be announced within weeks. Gillnet-free fishing zones …

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The Great Aussie Crab Pot Recovery

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Lurking below the surface is a growing threat to marine habitat and your next big catch. Piles of lost, abandoned, and discarded crab pots, known as ghost gear, are accumulating in popular fishing spots. In partnership with with OceanEarth Foundation, through its Ghostnets Australia program, OzFish Unlimited are on a mission to remove abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing gear (ghost …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

Inshore fishing Last week saw one of the best weather windows we have had in a very long time and this weekend is shaping up to be another cracker couple of days. With 4 straight days of glamour conditions it’s safe to say it was a bad few days to be a fish. The inshore reefs have provided some really good …

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Menindee fish kills in 2018 and 2023

For decades, the small town of Menindee was little known to the rest of Australia. A country town located in the far west of NSW, it was known for being the ‘trading hub of the west’ during the 1800s. Yet in recent years, the township has made international headlines due to the alarming occurrence of fish kills. For weeks, it …

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Bassday SugaPen Splash

Bassday

The Bassday SugaPen Splash is an award-winning and highly acclaimed fishing lure that has captured the attention of anglers all over Australia. Designed with precision and innovation, this topwater lure delivers exceptional performance and is specifically crafted to entice predatory fish, especially whiting. It has already won best hard lure at the 2023 AFTA Tackle Show. The SugaPen Splash features …

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Bar Crusher XT fishing weapons

Bar Crusher

The Australian boat manufacturing team at Bar Crusher certainly had their hard-core fishing caps on when they designed the XT range of boats. The three different sizes in the range provide options when choosing an open hardtop fishing weapon. While not small by any means, the 670XT is the smallest of the three models, and the one I tested recently …

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Project fills information gaps on reproductive kingfish

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Project Kingfish is a collaboration between scientists at the Sydney Institute of Marine Science, various universities and expert recreational anglers to collect urgently needed information and fill knowledge gaps about the reproductive kingfish population, and is enabled by funding from the NSW Recreational Fishing Trusts and the Victorian Recreational Fishing Grants Program. The problem Yellowtail kingfish are one of Australia’s …

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Barramundi are back

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It’s been a long three month wait but I’m pleased to report that the east coast saltwater barramundi season reopens as at midday February 1. So, I’ll kick the February Capricorn Coast write up off with a few barra tips to get you ready for the season. The first thing you must do is research the gear you need to …

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