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CR90 Cod Bug ‘R

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For medium to large topwater predators. CR90 When Predatek’s innovative and versatile Jabberwok is too much surface lure for your needs, consider the CR90 Cod Bug ‘R. The CR90 Cod Bug ‘R is an articulated surface lure for bigger topwater predators such as Murray cod, barramundi, mulloway, tailor and bass. Key product features include: Lively articulated bug-style body and antenna-style …

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Cool offshore live baiting tactics

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The way I see it, there’s no better time and place for offshore fishing than winter in central and southeast Queensland. At the time of writing, the first of the bitterly cold westerly wind gusts were striking the east coast, making for fresh mornings and clear blue skies. Though the current wind speed won’t allow for an offshore trip, the …

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Fishing Great Sandy Strait in winter

Great Sandy Strait

The Great Sandy Strait is in Queensland, amasses over 600sq km and runs 70km in length, separating mainland Queensland from World Heritage Listed K’gari, approximately 250km north of Brisbane. In his seasonal rundown of fishing the river and estuary systems in the region, Paul Chew kicks off with the winter bite. Because the size of the tides have dropped off in …

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New rules for spanish mackerel start July 1

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To help rebuild stocks of east coast spanish mackerel, new rules will be in place from July 1, 2023. From this date, the recreational possession limit will change to one fish per person, or two fish per boat with two or more recreational fishers on board. The boat limit will not apply to licensed charter fishing trips. Also from July …

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Blade N Tails Live Fibre Rod

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The Live Fibre Blade N Tails series takes in almost every lure-casting scenario available to Australian anglers. Built with 100 percent Toray graphite cloth and fitted with Fuji Fazlite guides, the new Blade N Tails series has been modelled on the hugely popular BNT series. A mammoth 18 models are currently in the range, which consists of threadline and baitcasting …

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How you can help our mighty mulloway

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Some fishers may have noticed there has been a strong recent recruitment pulse of mulloway, with reports of large numbers of juvenile fish (40-60cm) in estuaries and off some ocean beaches. This follows three years of high rainfall and associated high estuarine flows. This recruitment pulse represents a great opportunity to boost the stock of this highly valued species. The …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

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Inshore/Offshore fishing The inshore reefs have been producing some very tasty feeds! The squid and winter whiting have turned up in good numbers! The squid have been caught on most of our coastline from Burnett Heads to Elliot Heads. Jigging squid jigs in the shallows will get you into the action, drifting with the tide or using your electric motor is …

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Sunshine Coast – weekly fishing report

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Fishing on the coast over the past week has been fairly consistent with good weather conditions, if you don’t mind a spot of rain! This weekend’s forecast looks favourable with calm offshore conditions. Friday promises to be a mild day with scattered clouds and a temperature range of 12-24C. The excellent weather continues into Saturday, with sunny skies, temps between …

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No paws clause in boat insurance policies

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This regular column previously explored some of the key differences between a boat and a car when it comes to compulsory third party insurance. Just to recap – your annual car registration has two key components, the vehicle registration and associated costs and the compulsory third party insurance component. The Queensland Government Motor Accident Insurance Commission clearly states that CTP …

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Jewfish in full swing

After having to contend with two weeks of a solid 20 to 30-knot southerly wind and big swells, we finally had a week of good weather in early May. This resulted in excellent catches of jewfish, mackerel and tuna before yet another onslaught of strong wind and 5m swells once again battered the coast. I was starting to think that, …

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