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Massive Murray Cod Deaths in Blowering Dam 2019 – What has happened?
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It’s incredibly sad to be sitting down and writing this – the last thing we need in this Country is more fish deaths, especially when this one isn’t related to drought or mismanagement. (5648)
Lake Windamere Trip – Update, Tips and Pictures from the Weekend
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Check out a few of the photos from the cracker session we experienced over the weekend at Lake Windamere. This is a special place with the fishing being on another level compared to anywhere else you target yellas. (1220)
Wrap Up from GoFish Nagambie 2019
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GoFish Nagambie 2019 was set to be Australia’s richest and biggest fishing competition – and it was a massive success! It was the events first year that ran across four days, April 25-18. Rewind 6 months… no one knew or had even heard of GoFish Nagambie (1136)
Achieve your Fishing DREAMS!
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We are here to help you catch more fish! There is nothing better than heading out and achieving your goal… whether that be; catching your first fish on a lure – maybe catching that magic metre mark cod (333)
Darling River Fish Kill 2019 – What has happened?
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Again I’m sitting down to write about yet another fish kill… but unfortunately this one is very different and much worse! We are currently witnessing the destruction of our environment, due to one of the largest injustices in water management in Australia, and this has been going on for years with very little water, if […]
Oh My Darling – words from a heartbroken angler
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When does a river stop becoming a river? This sounds like the start of a really bad joke yea? Well unfortunately the answer is bad, but it isn’t a joke. Most people would answer with, “A river stops being a river when the bed runs dry and its precious water no longer flows.” “A river […]
Golden Perch on the Murrumbidgee River
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Spent the weekend chasing yellas on the Murrumbidgee River… and weren’t they on fire! Spring is the best time to target them and we managed to find plenty of switched on fish. I was expecting tough fishing conditions as the water temperature dropped 8 degrees in the cold snap we had late last week. (481)
