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Big Catch Fishing Tackle

Locality: Bankstown, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9790 6674

Address: 6A Chapel Road south 2200 Bankstown, NSW, Australia

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24.01.2022 The Chief Health Officer has issued a class exemption for farmers and agribusiness workers moving between Queensland and New South Wales to perform essential ag...ribusiness services or farming activities. The class exemption is in place until 22 September 2020, and strict guidelines apply. Farmers and agribusiness workers are encouraged to put all other mechanisms in place to minimise travel in the first instance and have a COVID-19 plan in place to help protect your workers and the local community. You must travel directly to and from your farm or premises, and remain isolated from the general public while you travel. For more information about Border Restriction Declaration (No.12) and the class exemption for farmers and agribusiness workers https://www.business.qld.gov.au//border-restrictions-agric

22.01.2022 Luderick are going gang busters in the harbour

22.01.2022 Here is Emma Hurst's response to the most anticipated question regarding live bait.

21.01.2022 Lucky to squeeze a fly in this morning as its pretty breezy out there. Glad I did though as these big #kingfish cruised past #bondibeach and I was quite surpri...sed to see the water clarity was pretty dam nice considering the onshore conditions. . . #bigking #bigkingfish #kingies #fishos #fishermen See more

21.01.2022 Does anyone know about this POLLUTION ! from Randwick Council.

20.01.2022 SHIMANO 2020 BACKPACKS, COOLER BAG, WAIST BAG AND REEL BACK JUST IN

18.01.2022 Stay safe this summer..

18.01.2022 Know the towing rules. The skipper must be licensed and you always need to have an observer when towing. Learn more at https://bddy.me/3hKMVrQ

16.01.2022 Some nice reds caught over the weekend by fedi! Well done champ!

14.01.2022 Winter might be over, but dangerously cold water temperatures are still present across many NSW waterways. Dont underestimate the risks. Plan your trip and always wear a lifejacket. #WearALifejacket https://bit.ly/35beZAe

14.01.2022 Maroubra beach is around 1km long, this is one of the largest schools of Aussie Salmon I have seen. Its incredible the resurgence of marine life this year up an...d down the coast of NSW, let alone Sydney region, very good numbers of snapper, lots of mulloway, large schools of kings, very large individual kings and what about the salmon, fantastic to see. See more

13.01.2022 NSW fishers are gearing up for a great long weekend, with the official opening of the State’s trout season this Saturday, 3 October. For more information visit... https://fal.cn/3aG3z #nswdpi #primaryindustries #strongerprimaryindustries #troutfishing #troutseason #recreationalfishing #octoberlongweeked

13.01.2022 Routine patrol catches illegal fisher in the act A man has been caught in possession of 98 illegal yabby nets containing 106kg of yabbies in the Warrego River i...n Western NSW last month. During a routine patrol, NSW DPI Fisheries Officers in the North West of the State conducted surveillance on a number of Opera House Yabby Traps set in the waters of the Warrego river, near Bourke. An adult male, 50 years of age was apprehended and found to be using the opera house yabby traps and was also in possession of the yabbies. A person who takes fish for sale in NSW must hold a current Commercial Fishing License and hold an endorsement to take yabbies from the fishery. The fisher in question had not held Commercial Fishing Licence for a period of time, was not licensed to take yabbies for sale in NSW and had planned to illegally sell his catch on the black market. The 106kg of yabbies, was returned to the water alive, while the 98 Opera House traps were seized. The man is facing a number of charges with a maximum penalty of up to $110,000. Report illegal fishing via the Fishers Watch phone line on 1800 043 536 or online at: http://tiny.cc/c7nmsz

13.01.2022 Just in saragosa 2020 and the Vanford

11.01.2022 Charges after massive seizure of cockles at Wandandian Four people are potentially facing charges in court after being caught with nearly 2500 cockles at Wandan...dian south of Nowra on the NSW South Coast. On Monday 5th October this year a concerned person contacted the NSW DPI Fishers Watch service to report a group of people collecting large amounts of cockles in Sussex Inlet. Local fisheries officers receiving the report continued to liaise with the person who provided descriptions of the people involved and photographs of a boat being used to transport the cockles in eskies to a vehicle at Nielson Lane Boat Ramp. Using this information fisheries officers attended a service station in Wandandian and intercepted two vehicles containing 4 adults and child, with one of the vehicles towing a boat matching the information. A search located three eskies containing 2447 cockles. The 4 adults were interviewed and a majority of the cockles seized and returned live to the waters of nearby St Georges Basin. At that time the daily bag/possession limit for cockles was 50 so the seizure represented about 10 times the daily limit for the 4 adults allegedly involved with the offences. Given the blatant offending fisheries officers are compiling prosecution briefs and the three men and one woman from Sadleir, Parramatta, Cabramatta and Cabramatta West in Sydney are expected to be issued court attendance notices to face charges of exceeding possession limits which carries a maximum penalty of $22,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment. The daily limit of cockles has since been reduced to 20 by NSW DPI Fisheries after a significant increase in collection in recent years raising concerns about sustainability. The offences were detected as part of Operation Stringray 2 operating since the start of September that targets people exceeding bag limits of cockles and other shellfish in the Shoalhaven/Illawarra region. Members of the public are urged to report suspected illegal fishing activity by calling the NSW DPI Fishers Watch service on 1800 043 536 or report it online at www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fishi/compliance/report-illegal-activity .

11.01.2022 The all new Shimano Clinch FlashBoost squid jigs have just hit stores around Australia and plenty of squid are being tricked! Paul Worsteling was lucky enough to get out on the water a short distance from home and catch a few crackers for dinner!

10.01.2022 Inflatable lifejackets must be serviced annually or in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Click the link to register for a livestream clinic where we’ll take you through the self-servicing process: https://bit.ly/3n2tpJu #NationalSafeBoatingWeek #WearALifejacket

09.01.2022 Maritime will be collecting expired marine flares in three rounds from 20 November, 2020 to 18 April, 2021 at 46 locations along the NSW coast from Tweed Heads ...to Eden. Most flares have a use-by date of three years and they must be replaced before the expiry date. Flares contain explosive matter which makes safe and legal disposal difficult. This collection program provides the boating community with an opportunity to safely dispose of their out of date flares. For a full list of collection centres visit: https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au//safety-equ/flare-disposal.html See more

09.01.2022 Today, our Principal Manager Sydney, Damian Logue had a quick chat to Skai Hull from NBN News about the importance of safety equipment (especially lifejackets) ...and factors such as weather and being prepared for a fabulous summer on our beautiful waterways. Especially if you're new to boating, or are just getting back out after Winter, take care out there and we'll see you again tomorrow! Thanks Skai! See more

09.01.2022 The recent renovations to the marina of the Sans Souci Marine Centre will enable faster response times for marine emergencies around Botany Bay.

08.01.2022 Some cracker Sydney Snapper caught by Tony Elias over the past couple of weeks fishing the waters out of Port Hacking. Switching to float lining Elkat Striker G...angs has been a real game changer for landing those larger fish. Great fish Tony Quality Tackle = Quality Fish Visit www.elkatfishing.com.au for your nearest stockist See more

08.01.2022 Cod & Cray Fishing Closures Fishing for Murray cod and Murray crayfish will close from September 1, 2020. The annual cod closure aims to protect the fish duri...ng their breeding season, while the Murray crayfish closure is implemented to protect this vulnerable species. The cod season is closed until December 1, however anglers can still target these iconic native sportfish in Blowering Dam and Copeton Dam during the closed season as DPI research indicates there is minimal natural recruitment in these impoundments. Anglers are reminded that bag (two per day) and slot size limits (55cm and 75cm) still apply in Blowering and Copeton. The Murray crayfish season will be closed until June 2021.DPIs strict size, geographic and seasonal rules protect this species, which has suffered historic declines throughout the Murray-Darling Basin and is listed as a vulnerable species. During the closure, all Murray crayfish accidentally caught must be returned to the water immediately. Fishing laws are designed to protect, conserve and improve our fisheries resources for future generations. Its important that anglers respect fishing closures to ensure sustainable stocks of all species. More info on freshwater fishing rules can be found at https://bit.ly/2WA8pQ2. Murray cod image courtesy of Josh Read.

07.01.2022 One of the hottest squid bites today! BIG DOGS TOO! Tested these new #flashboost jigs by #shimanofishingaustralia

07.01.2022 A new speed limit of 20 knots will be introduced from today.

07.01.2022 The new Saragosa SWA in action The main upgrade in the 2020 Gosa is the addition of Infinity Drive providing improved support to the pinion gear which enables more cranking power and smoother winding. Whos keen to get their hands on the new Saragosa SWA?

07.01.2022 Watch your back if you decide to take your dog fishing with you.

07.01.2022 Lk what just crawled in...

06.01.2022 Inflatable lifejackets must be serviced once a year, or in accordance with manufacturers instructions. If self-servicing is allowed by your manufacturer, follo...w these 5 steps to service your lifejacket to ensure its in good working order ahead of the boating season. For more info visit: https://bit.ly/3iXT57i See more

06.01.2022 The Bureau of Meteorology have strong wind and storm warnings in place across parts of NSW. Just a reminder to ALWAYS check the conditions before you head out and while you're on the water as things can change quickly. Have a safe weekend

06.01.2022 Daiwa Shoulder pouch now in stock.

06.01.2022 Look what just popped in:- Yamashita EGI-OH LIve & Yo-zuri Fin Ace Q

05.01.2022 Offenders hiding lobsters can’t hide from the law Four men on the State’s South Coast have felt the pinch of illegal lobster fishing, charged and fined in two s...eparate stings as part of a specialised operation carried out by NSW DPI fisheries officers. In the first sting three men, aged 36, 23 and 21, were charged after they were caught by NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) Fisheries Officers trying to conceal their illegal catch in a hidden compartment on their boat. Specialty fish, particularly shellfish such as lobster, are targeted by illegal fishers due to their high value on the black market. In this case, these men were spotted diving from a boat in waters to the south of Black Head, Gerroa. When Fisheries Officers conducted a search they found 23 Eastern Rock Lobsters, 17 of which were concealed under the floor of the boat. This illegal catch could be worth up to $5,000 at market prices. Two of the 23 caught were also of a prohibited size, so the boat, motor and trailer as well as the dive gear were seized, while 17 of the lobsters were immediately returned to the water alive. There is a two bag limit for Eastern Rock Lobsters and size limits are also in place for a reason to ensure our fishing resources remain sustainable into the future. The trio recently faced Kiama Court, pleaded guilty, and were fined $2000 each. In a second sting, not linked to the first, a man was convicted and fined $1350 after Fisheries Officers conducted a covert surveillance operation. The recreational diver was followed to a Hotel in Gerringong, where he sold six Eastern Rock Lobsters in the carpark of the hotel. Members of the public are urged to report suspected illegal fishing activity by calling the NSW DPI Fishers Watch service on 1800 043 536 or report it online at https://bit.ly/3lhjcso

05.01.2022 Fathers Day Gift Guide Weve put our top Fathers Day gift ideas together to spoil the fisho in your life! If youre a Dad, might be worth sharing with your ...family Gift Ideas By Price Under $50 bit.ly/30M3bSx $50 - $150 bit.ly/31Ncpx6 $150 - $250 bit.ly/2PMNxAc

05.01.2022 Smiles all around for Chloe Laurence and her young niece and nephew after catching a nice bream! What was the first fish you caught as a kid?

05.01.2022 Some Big Kings this morning

03.01.2022 Another order heading to Big Catch Tackle South Bankstown

03.01.2022 Always keep a lookout for seagoing ships. Familiarise yourself with the shipping channels or fairways and keep a safe distance. Before you head out make sure you check the daily vessel movement schedules and listen to the safety broadcasts. Learn more at https://bddy.me/3pWVFOA

03.01.2022 Ok everyone. This is official. I've been asked by Emma Hurst's office to share this with everyone. Hopefully it will clear up the misconception about live bait for fishing

02.01.2022 Poor weather is associated with up to 1 in 3 fatal boating incidents. How weather aware are you? Follow these simple tips to make good weather-informed decisions, and keep enjoying safe trips out on the water #WearALifejacket

02.01.2022 The Snapper action off Sydney has been sensational with many of our customers having great success the last week. Elkat Gangs and Flashernoster Rigs getting the... results If you want a great feed or to catch that PB, the next few weeks is prime time. Visit one of our Sydney stockist for your ELKAT Rigs Ace fishing tackle and bait Australian Bass Angler Big Catch Fishing Tackle Drummoyne Best Bait & Tackle - 104 Lyons road Drummoyne 2047 FLICK n FISH bait & tackle Fish On Australia Fishing R Us Pty Ltd Liverpool bait and tackle Net and Tackle Sales Rockdale Sports Fishing Tackle Ottos Tackle World Drummoyne Leisure Coast Bait & Tackle See more

02.01.2022 Access your Recreational Fishing Fee receipt on your smartphone To help keep our recreational fishers and fisheries officers safe during COVID-19 consider dow...nloading your recreational fishing fee receipt onto your smartphone or tablet device and assist with social distancing and minimise contact. To access your digital licence youll need to have a MyServiceNSW Account and the latest version of the Service NSW app. Then youll need to add the licence to your MyServiceNSW Account. Follow the link to get started! https://www.service.nsw.gov.au//get-started-digital-licenc Please note: A current email address and mobile number must to be listed on the NSW Fisheries data base for any fisher to successfully link their fishing fee receipt digitally with the My Service NSW application. The same email and mobile number must be used for the My Service NSW application. If you need to update these details, please call DPI Fisheries first on: 02 4424 7499 or email: [email protected] and advise your current email address and mobile phone number. It takes approximately 1 hour for these details to update once the amendment has been finalised.

01.01.2022 The new Vanford/Zodias combo is a thing of beauty : SGW co.

01.01.2022 IN STORE NOW: Sephia Clinch FlashBoost The wait is over! By integrating Shimano’s market-leading FlashBoost technology, the Sephia Flash Boost squid jig range f...eatures an internal panel that shimmers continuously. This patented system uses a reflective mirror suspended by micro springs, which harnesses light and UV rays to attract squid throughout the water column. Check out the range here >> https://bit.ly/34GSvFM RRP from $22.99 - $23.99

01.01.2022 Tweed Reef Deployment Underway! NSWs newest offshore artificial reef is being deployed in 25m of water 7.5km south-east of the Tweed Heads river entrance!... The reef consists of a massive 10m-high steel fish grotto (illustration attached) which forms the centrepiece of the new structure. A total of 32 concrete modules, each standing 5m tall, will surround the fish grotto. This new reef which joins other reefs already deployed at Sydney, southern Sydney, the Shoalhaven, Port Macquarie, Merimbula, Newcastle and Wollongong is designed to increase fishing opportunities for recreational fishers. This state-of-the-art structure is a fantastic example of recreational fishing licence fees at work built using funds from the NSW Recreational Fishing Trust to showcase how fees are being re-invested into projects, Minister for Agriculture Adam Marshall said in Tweed Heads recently. The Tweed reef weighs in at 834 tonnes and has been carefully designed to provide generations of local and visiting anglers with enhanced opportunities to target a range of key species including snapper, mackerel, cobia, pearl perch and mulloway. Given the reefs location in sub-tropical Tweed Heads, it will likely also attract seasonal visitation from northern species including mangrove jack, big eye trevally and various emperors. With luck, the Tweed reef will soon start producing some great fishing action. It should really hot up as soon as the first push of warm water heads south with the East Australian Current over the next few months! This is yet another great example of your fishing fees at work!