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Gold Coast Sportfishing Club

Locality: Southport, Queensland

Phone: +61 423 587 980

Address: Northern Pavilion, cnr of Marine Parade and North St 4215 Southport, QLD, Australia

Website: http://goldcoastsportfishingclub.com.au/

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25.01.2022 7PM tonight right here on this page! Don't miss the official briefing!! Tag your teammates and make sure they tune in!

24.01.2022 Our first club night of the year is coming up! It will be in conjunction with the upcoming All Species Tournament + we have two great speakers lined up! John Costello, who will be talking about inshore fishing techniques, and Kevin Ballantine from Gold Coast Fishing Tackle who will be speaking about offshore fishing! Check out the event page below for more details.

24.01.2022 The official briefing for the Ultimate Flatty Dash!

24.01.2022 The Fish of the month for November for Gold Coast Sport Fishing Club members is Kingfish for offshore and Threadfin Salmon for inshore. The biggest of each species for the month will win a voucher courtesy of our supporters: Gold Coast Fishing Tackle for Offshore and Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast for Inshore! If you're unsure how the fish of the month prize works, see our website for more details.

23.01.2022 This is our video guide on how to enter your Flathead in the Ultimate Flatty Dash. If you have any questions regarding anything please comment below

23.01.2022 The Fish of the Month for December for Gold Coast Sportfishing Club members is Mahi Mahi for offshore and Whiting for inshore. The biggest of each species for the month will win a voucher courtesy of our supporters: Gold Coast Fishing Tackle for Offshore and Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast for Inshore! For details on how the fish of the month prize works, see our website! #fishing #whiting #mahimahi

23.01.2022 GOLD COAST FISHING REPORT 26/27th DECEMBER 2020. GOLD COAST OFFSHORE ... Finally Holiday time for most, and this year with that, comes some decent weather. This... Sunday, Monday and Wednesday are definitely the pick days at the moment on the forecasts. We will give you another short updated fishing report again midweek this week, but for now this is what’s been happening this past week. Palm Beach has seen both Spanish and spotted Mackerel being caught. Even though the water is still green from the flood run off, the Mackerel are happy and hungry in it. It would also be worth trying at Mermaid reef and off Southport over this coming week leading up to the full moon. Trolling WA Pilchards on slow trolled mackerel rigs has been doing the damage. If you want fish cubed pillys with no weight whilst at anchor and with heaps of diced up Pilchards as burley, you might get a decent feed of spotted mackerel. If there are any explosions of bait and birds on the surface, cast 20-50gram metals into the schools of fish and retrieve them quickly back to your boat, generating a hook up and a blistering run normally. Remember, it’s early days for our Mackerel season but it has started ( try trolling hard body lures on the Diamond reef area off Southport as well ). Snapper have also been on the chew as we said last week, in on the 24fathom reefs. Although the size is not massive, with lots of fish in that 35-50cm bracket, the qty’s are good. There have also been a few Black Marlin in and around the 40-50mtrs depth off the Seaway, even though the water colour is not good, they are there in and amongst it. Heaps and heaps and heaps of sharks out along the 18 and 24 fathom reefs, if you want to go out and have some fun. Out on the 36fathom reefs, there have been good catches of small to medium sized Dolphinfish around the fads and best methods of capture has been whilst trolling skirts. The water here is clearer and Black Marlin are also on the chew across the 36 fathom reefs. Some quality sized Snapper on the 36 fathom reefs east of the Seaway. The 50 fathom reefs is where the water is clear and the action is happening. The Dolphinfish out there at the moment are of solid size with an average 1mtr plus in size. Big talk this week is that the Marlin are showing up everywhere. Just as we can see in the photos below with Rossi’s boat Lucky Strike Charters catching 6 from 8 Marlin just a couple of days ago. Yesterday Spot X was going off with boats hooking up on little Blacks whilst trolling skirts and Marlin going crazy on live baits as well. As for the bottom fishing out there, expect to catch the usual Snapper, Pearl Perch and Kingfish. So if you want to stretch your arms on a Kingie or two, get out your slow pitch or fast jigging outfits, because the current has dropped a couple of knots from its usual 4 knots at this time of the year, making jigging easier at the moment until that current starts to pick up again later next week. Out wider the Blue Marlin are back on the chew as are Dolphinfish, Spearfish, Wahoo and still..Yellowfin Tuna. Fish around Riv Grounds, try wide of Jim’s Mountain and at the Tweed Canyons. Spanner Crabs are on at the moment, try around 48-52mtrs deep east of Main Beach to Q1. JUMPINPIN AND NORTHERN BROADWATER... It’s been another week of Mud Crabs coming in from all around the Jumpinpin and western side of the Pin area. Try in the Pimpama River, Logan River and any small creeks that run off the main channels up into the mangrove islands throughout the Jumpinpin area. With the bigger full moon tides later this week, you should be able to get into most creeks with a small boat, to set your crab pots overnight. Whiting are still biting well especially around the northern end of South Stradebroke island. Rossi from Lucky Strike Charters has been getting his clients heaps of quality sized Whiting this past week as seen in the pictures below. There have been some decent size Jew caught in the deeper water at the mouth of Swan Bay, but sharks are a problem there at the moment. Plenty of Bream around Kalinga Bank and the south east side of Crusoe Island. Try for Sand crabs throughout Tipplers Channel and further north on the eastern side of Russell Island. BROADWATER AND BEACHES The Seaway is definitely the happening place at the moment. With solid sized Mangrove Jack’s and Jewfish being caught on livebaits and Trevally smacking soft plastics and soft vibes. With the moon coming up later this next week, expect the fishing to even get better. As we spoke about last week, the amount of Jack’s being caught in this horrid dirty water at the moment is amazing and still continues. Whether you are fishing in the Coomera river between Paradise Point and the Highway Bridge at Coomera, in the Nerang River between the Railway Bridge to Monaco street Bridges in the east or around the canals of Broadbeach and Runaway Bay... it’s been good and some of the quality in the Jack’s is very good. Live baits, hard body lures ( surface and diving ) and soft plastics are all working well. There have been a few Cod and the odd Barramundi caught as bycatch as well. Whiting are still biting throughout the Nerang River, try around Carrara to Bundal during the day and around the old council chambers to Budds Beach at night. Whiting are also biting well around Wavebreak island as seen in the catch’s of Brad Smiths charters, again this past week. Some good sized Whiting off the foreshores early morning at first light around Labrador, Runaway Bay, Paradise Point and in the Broadwater near the rock walk of the Seaway. Try in the surf for Whiting and Dart along the Spit, using beach worms for bait. A few Sand Crabs around both sides of Sovereign Island and Ephrim Island. Mud crabs have been good up in any of the small deeper creeks off the Coomera river, Coombabah Creek and islands between Paradise point and the Jumpinpin. SOUTHERN GOLD COAST AND BEACHES. The water is slowly clearing, so try for Whiting, Dart and Bream off the surf beaches. Look fir a deep hole or banks that run into a deep hole for the whiting. Plenty of Mud Crabs throughout all of the southern Rivers after the recent rain. Try in the small creeks that run off the Tweed and Brunswick rivers and Tallebudgera and Currumbin Creeks. If you want to have a fish with the kids, maybe worth a try off any of the Jettys along the Tweed river or along the beaches in the creeks early morning on the high tide and fish very lightly weighted rigs for Bream and use worms or Yabbies for Whiting. Definitely worth a try for Mangrove Jack’s in the deeper rock holes of the rivers and creeks, and around bridges and casting along pontoons, especially late afternoon if it’s humid. FRESHWATER FISHING... Great to see the Bass are still biting in the Hinze Dam, plenty of fished schooled up on timber and points. Use soft vibes, micro jigs 20-30grams andy soft plastics worked slowly. Try in Maroon and Sommerset Dams for Redclaw, but keep an eye on on your pots. WHATS ON!! BOXING DAY SALE It’s that time of the year when we do our biggest discount across our full range of products ( Except fishing reels, which we will match at the best price online as mentioned below in the clauses ). EXCEPT fishing reels, all other products in our store are 40% OFF for just one day only... Please note the following clauses that are important. * No Layby’s allowed. * No holding of stock. * Discount only applies to stock Instore and can not be ordered in at that sale price again. * Please note again, that it is NOT 40% off reels, all reels will be matched to online pricing by any reputable Australian stores, Thank you for your understanding. * Only at....the Gold Coast’s best stocked Fishing Store, over 40,000 different items of Tackle in store Did you know that you can now learn from our tutorial HOW TO VIDEOS on our new You Tube Channel..... Doug Burts Fishing, please don’t forget to click Subscibe ( wish I knew how to add that to this report ??) Check out our latest video on CATCHING PELAGICS WITH PETER PAKULA. Please be safe out on the water, enjoy Christmas with your family and friends and respect nature. A huge Merry Christmas from Myself and my family and staff, to all of you, Thankyou. Dougie Burt. Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast. 8 Centre View Drive. Biggera Waters Qld. 4216. (west side of Harbour Town) Ph. 55638746 Facebook: Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast

22.01.2022 To all our members and their families and those who fished in our comps this year. The club’s committee would like to thank you all for your support. May you have a happy New Year and we will see you in 2021!

22.01.2022 The Annual General Meeting Club Night is coming up next Thursday! We will have Kenny Thompson there with the Lowrance Display trailer who will be there to show their products and be on hand to answer your questions! David & Julie, owners of Gold Coast Trailers have provided a voucher for a Single axle trailer bearing service as the lucky door prize. The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show have also given the club 100 free tickets to the upcoming show on the 20/5 till 23/05 to give out one to each member who attends this club night! We look forward to seeing you there!

20.01.2022 Here is the updated Team of The Series table for the Queensland Team Series. The series is decided by teams best 5 results. teams that have fished every round have dropped their worst score so far.

20.01.2022 GOLD COAST FISHING REPORT 12/13th December 2020 GOLD COAST OFFSHORE ... Well we can definitely say that the Black Marlin have started, again this week they were... caught whilst trolling skirted lures, from last report on Thursday just gone. From east of Pt.Lookout to The Nine Mile reef at Tweed Heads and in between, many were hooked up or caught. Add to this a massive southerly blow that’s about to hit us , pushing in super clean warm water and yep, it’s going to be WHAM BAM fish on!! when we all get back out there hopefully later next week. Although the water has been cold and green in close this past week, the Dolphinfish still continued to smack skirted lures whilst trolling for Marlin. And yep those mega Yellowfin are still out there but they were quiet to take any lures this past week. You need to be out in 500mtrs to 2000 mtrs deep, look for the birds and start trolling a couple of deep divers in close and some skirted lures out wide from the boat. Blue Marlin should be on the bite after this big blow, which will also help to slow down the raging east coast current that has been smacking us this past month. The Blues have been hitting on 10-15 inch skirted lures at the moment, around Riv grounds to Jim’s Mountain and north to the Pt.Lookout Canyons. Snapper were again on the chew in on the close reefs this past week ( maybe due to the sudden drop in water temp to 21C in on the close reefs and the 36 fathom reefs). The current has been smashing it out wide on the 50’s this week but the Kingies are still hot on jigs at the moment. Don’t forget that Spanner Crabs will be back on the menu list from 1am this Wednesday morning 16th December,after a 6 week closure. I’ll post up on our You Tube page how to catch them again . My tips of the week for offshore fishing for this next 7 days are ...... * Don’t risk going offshore until the wind and swell drops and hopefully this will happen sometime later in the next week... * Get your trolling gear ready over this crappy weekend, because the Marlin, Dollies and maybe even Spanish Mackerel will be on the chew after the weather settles. * Get your Spanner Crab Pots ready for later next week, nobody has touched the Spanner Crabs for the past 6 weeks and they should be thick out there, but remember to tie a brick to each pot and attach at least 2 to 3 floats positioned a mtr between each float to your pot rope( to battle the current). * Once the wind and swell drops, try float lining or live baiting in on the close reefs for big Snapper after this big wind blow. JUMPINPIN AND NORTHERN BROADWATER... Probably a good time to prepare your Mud Crab pots over this next few days. With good rain expected , this is what we have been waiting for to bring the Mud crabs on and the prawns out of the creeks. Alrhough the weather is about to get ugly it has been good fishing this past week around the Jumpinpin area again for Whiting and Flathead. The Whiting are coming out from around Gold Bank’s eastern edges, the bays and main channel at the northern end of South Straddie. The average size has been around that 24- 30cm at the moment. Other areas to try are the western side of Kalinga Bank in the narrow channel, the banks heading up towards Jacobs Well from the east and in the Pimpama River. Yabbies and either Blood or Beach Worms are definitely the best baits. For Flathead around the Pin, cast soft plastics over the edges of the weedy banks and in the shallows over and around the weed patches. Try the banks opposite the Bedroom, Tipplers and towards Jacobs Well. Soft plastics on lighter 1/6 to 1/4oz are the go when the tide is either near low or high with not much run in it, focus on using 1/2oz when fishing the faster running water in the deeper channels and sand bank edges where the current is flowing fast. Try also trolling around Pandanus Island and the banks opposite the old Bedroom and around the flats opposite Tipplers on the high tide. Also try casting soft plastics around the northern entrance of Wally’s Gutter. All these areas continue to work well, and with high tide in the mornings and run out tide bite this next week should be good. Only thing that will stuff it is, if we have too much rain added to the large morning high tides, the run out will be dirty and too fast to fish in many areas. So maybe concentrate your the creeks or out of the wind. Try for Sand Crabs throughout Tipplers Channel and around the Slipping Sands area, overnight is best. Banana Prawns already starting to be caught in the Logan River, this weekends heavy rain should see a start to our Prawning season. BROADWATER AND BEACHES - [ ] Again, the big increase in captures this past week have been Mangrove Jacks. From fishing with either live baits or flesh fillets around the estuaries, canals, bridges, deep holes and rock bars.... to casting soft plastics and deep divers along the pontoons and pylons, it has all been producing some quality sized Jacks. After a bit of rain this weekend expect the Jewies, Mangrove Jacks and Snapper to be on the bite in the Seaway. Be careful of the large swell and definitely stay away from the eastern end of the seaway during the run out tide. Fishing further north in the Broadwater for Flathead, try around Crab Island, The Aldershots, Browns Inlet and along the southern end of South Stradebroke Island around Currigee. - [ ] For Whiting, try around Budds Beach, the Council Chambers and Sorrento Straight. Still a few GT’s and Big eye Trevally in the rivers at night , casting poppers and stickbaiots work best, fish the run out tide, if the water is dirty .... don’t bother to fish the surface: For a feed of Sand Crabs, try around Sovereign Island both east and west side along the deep channel edges, overnight is best. SOUTHERN GOLD COAST AND BEACHES... This weekend is definitely nit a weekend to fish our southern beaches. Try in the rivers and creeks early morning on the high tide for Bream, Flathead and Whiting. Bream are also being caught along the rock walls throughout the Tweed Rivers and the creeks south of Burleigh Heads. A few decent Flathead around the sandbanks and weed patches from the Hospital to between the two highway bridges. Try for Whiting around the Tumbulgum Bridge and heading south to the sugar mill. FRESHWATER DAMS Some solid Bass were again caught in the Hinze Dam over the past week. Please be careful if you are up there this week, due to strong winds and very heavy rain. Later this week though, try fishing the waterfalls and run offs, as this is where the big fish will be feeding during that time. WHATS ON!! This Thursday night (17th Dec), we are running a Special Seminar on Catching Pelagics with Peter Pakula inside our store. This seminar is limited to only 20 people due to current Covid rules and based on the area that we have within our purpose built Seminar room. The costs for this seminar will be $99 per person, but includes over $100 worth of product including a fully rigged latest PAKULA FISH PRINT SKIRT WITH 3D HEAD. This is a night not to be missed!! Lots of information, discounts, giveaways and simply a great evening out for a couple of hours. But it’s limited to the first booked in and paid up 20 fishermen. Please call 55638746 to book or come into our store to book your seat. Keep an eye out for the full advert on our Facebook page early this week. We will also be live viewing this seminar, Thankyou. EVERYDAY THIS WEEK, WE RECEIVED HEAPS OF NEW PRODUCTS ARRIVING DAILY INSTORE. This week we received over 400 Pakula trolling skirts, over 150 different Shimano fishing Rods, Shimano ForceMaster Electric reels and Tag-em Deep drop rods, the newest range of super large size Squidgie Fish and Squidgy Wriggler soft plastics. A range of Gary Howard estuary and surf fishing rods. The new ALVEY super Jigging reel. A huge range of Rapala Hard Body Lures, slow pitch and long jigs and popper and jigging Rods, 832 Braid, Power Pro Braid, Wilson cast nets, Mustad Hooks, full range of Shimano Leisure bags and Products, massive range of Plano Tackle boxes all sizes and lots of other products that are essential to everyday extreme fishing. Please note that we will always match any local online pricing on any fishing reel if we have it in stock, Thank you . Don’t forget about our huge 30% off any mixed 3 lures, ongoing in our store. Did you know that you can now learn from our tutorial HOW TO VIDEOS on our new You Tube Channel..... Doug Burts Fishing Channel Please be safe out on the water, enjoy with your family and friends and respect nature. Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast. Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast. 8 Centre View Drive. Biggera Waters Qld. 4216. (west side of Harbour Town) Ph. 55638746 Facebook: Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast

19.01.2022 Here is the winners interview with Gavin Atkin of Team GT, the winning team of last weekends 6th round of the Queensland Team Series.

19.01.2022 Here’s a pic of Chris Greensills big bream from today’s QTS round. A cracking 39cm fish that won him the Amber Tiles $100 Sportys voucher

17.01.2022 ***Final Update Da$h for Ca$h*** As we enter the final half hour this is the final update of the interim results. Team Whyte Boyz have come back into range and have put together a a very solid bag to take over 2nd at the moment. Once all the submissions are in and the photo's verified we'll be ready to hand out some cash around 7pm tonight. So tune in via the Clubs FB page and see how this unravels.

16.01.2022 With just over a month to go, here are the latest Club points. There has been a flurry of entries of late and the leaderboard has changed significantly. Steve Vince has established a handy lead in the Offshore section, but with the size of the fish on offer it can be changed with one solid fish! Sean Browne has a very solid lead in the Inshore competition catching all but 2 species from the list so far. Michael O'Gorman and Rodeny Taylor are best poised to challenge him.... The real tussle is amongst the ladies with just 2 points separating Kerrie O'Gorman and Diane Rickert. This one will go down to the wire!

15.01.2022 Congratulations to our winner! A member of the clubs committee will be in touch with you.

14.01.2022 *Thursday night briefing wrap up* Last night we had our first Live video for the Ultimate Flatty Dash. If you missed it the entire video is right here on the Gold Coast Sportfishing Club Facebook page. Some of the key takeaways from the rules briefing were as follows, ... - All Flathead no matter the length are eligible for their length in points i.e. a 29cm Flathead is to be submitted as 29 - All Flathead must be submitted by 4:15pm on the Saturday and 1:15pm on the Sunday. - You can submit up to 10 Flathead at a time. - Make sure to photograph all of your Flathead clearly with the token (token will be emailed and shared here tonight) - Fishing starts at 6:30am and ends at 4:00pm on Saturday - Fishing starts at 6:30am and ends at 1:00pm on the Sunday If you have any questions please comment below Our thanks to the GCSFC President Bruce Andersen for his introduction and opening of the tournament. And to the GCSFC Gamesmaster Craig Templar for his rundown of the rules and the event briefing. The five names that were drawn for the major prize draw were, Matt Flack - Team Big Spew Cameron Gath - Deadbeat Duds Marshall Kronk - PS Jaks Larissa Thompson - R ‘n’ R Nick Stone - Professional Hookers 2.0 We also gave away a Lowrance Hook Reveal 7 Sounder! The winner of this random draw prize was Scott Sutherland of team Twitch it There is no live video tonight (Friday) but we will see you live right here at 7pm on Saturday! Our huge thanks to everyone fishing and we hope you have a great time!!! Remember to use the official event hashtag #UltimateFlattyDash when you post on any of your social media!

13.01.2022 I've randomly drawn the start list for tomorrows QTS Bream round, so here's the start order. Email with briefing has gone to all anglers I will provide the password in the morning 1 Bream Jizz 2 We Will Bream It... 3 Outta the Blue 4 Swainskis Minus Hayden 5 Brim Boys 6 Red Express 7 Flanagan 8 Team Flat Deck 9 Daiwa Baitjunkie 10 Team Humminbird EJ Todd 11 West Fishing 12 Team Unreel 13 Simrad Berkely 14 Charltons Fishing 15 Team Greensill 16 Team Apex 17 Team GT 18 Windknot 19 Austackle Boundaries The Northern boundary is the northern tip of Macleay Island and southern boundary is the upper lim

13.01.2022 I’ll be doing a live presentation tonight at 7pm for the QTS bream round from yesterday

12.01.2022 This is going to be an event you won’t want to miss! We are so thrilled to be able to still hold an epic Flathead Event this year and we want YOU to be a part of it! Enter your team today at the link below, https://gcsfc.profishingtournaments.com/tournament.php

10.01.2022 Here are the results from Saturdays Bream round of the Queensland Team Series

09.01.2022 ***Information for QTS Round 3*** Entries will close at 7pm on Friday night. ***Payment in cash on the morning*** There will be no online briefing. The briefing will be done at 6.45am on Saturday morning prior to the start. A copy of the brief will be sent to all registered email addresses on Friday night .... I will do what i did last round for the random draw where by doing a random draw of teams on the random wheel and then each team will be called up in that order on the morning to draw a key tag which will be your starting position. We have access to the clubhouse after the event, so the bar will be open and lunch provided. See you all Saturday morning. See more

09.01.2022 Boom....Chris Metcalfe lands a 78cm to fill out Team Peppers bag and bump them up to 2nd (328cm) at the moment....sorry too good not to share!!!

09.01.2022 The Fish of the Month for January for Gold Coast Sportfishing Club members is Tuna for offshore and Mangrove for inshore. The biggest of each species for the month will win a voucher courtesy of our supporters: Gold Coast Fishing Tackle for Offshore and Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast for Inshore! For details on how the fish of the month prize works, see our website! ... #fishing #tuna #mangrovejack

07.01.2022 Here’s Club Secretary Jason Swain catching up with Team Austackle (Craig Templar and Evan Harvey). Thanks guys!

06.01.2022 Entries for the QTS Bream Round 3 - John Wright Memorial will close at 5pm this Friday! Register your team at this link: https://gcsfc.profishingtournaments.com/tournament.php... There is no need to pay online, just register the team and cash will be accepted on the morning. Lunch will be provided at the Clubhouse afterwards so stick around! For more information, check out the event page below!

05.01.2022 Less than a week to go till the Ultimate Flatty Dash! We hope you are enjoying pre-fishing and are as excited as we are for next weekend!! Please welcome some more incredible partners to the #ultimateflattydash These events are simply not possible without the support of all our incredible sponsors! Wilson Fishing Switchbait... The Mad Hueys Storm Fishing Okuma Australia Tackle Tactics Rapala Gold Coast Flathead Classic See more

05.01.2022 We caught up with Team Unreel (Bruce Andersen & Nathan Andersen) before the start of today’s round in the Queensland Team Series. Thanks guys

04.01.2022 Entries will officially close at 4pm AEST this Thursday the 1st of October. If you haven’t got your team in for this years biggest Flathead fishing event get ...your mates sorted and your entries in to avoid missing out on being in the draw for over $50,000 in prizes!! Enter at the link in the comments below!! Solomon Airlines Papatura Lowrance Club Marine Surf Coast Marine Switchbait Wilson Fishing Rapala Storm Fishing Australia Tech Fishing The Mad Hueys Storm Fishing Australia Tackle Tactics Okuma Australia Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast Sportys Fishing Gold Coast Fishing Tackle Gold Coast Trailers #flathead #flatheadfishing #fishinggoldcoast #goldcoastfishing #gcfishing #fishing #goldcoast

04.01.2022 Don't forget that the AGM and club Christmas party is on this Saturday at the clubhouse! There are limited seats so book online prior to the day in order to avoid to disappointment! Here is the link to book a table: https://www.brisktable.com/book... See you there!

04.01.2022 To try and assist the club improve its online presence we are arranging for an "intro video" to be created that we can utilise for all club content. The idea is to have a "snippet" of video for the some of the clubs main target species . So this can be created we are looking for some suitable footage to use. It only has to be a few seconds long but in high quality i.e 4K. So if you have an epic piece of footage for the following species and you are willing to share then ple...ase let us know. Marlin Mackerel Snapper Bream Mangrove Jack or if you have another "epic piece" you think would be suitable and willing to share then let us know. Cheers Craig See more

01.01.2022 Our Annual General Meeting and Club Christmas Party is coming up! Come along to the clubhouse for dinner, raffles and our yearly trophy presentation! Santa will also be making an appearance and there will be a jumping castle for the kids! So get your friends and family together and book a table here!... https://www.brisktable.com/book?r=gcsfclub See more

01.01.2022 Here are the results from the Dash for Cash event today. Congratulations to everyone who participated and the winners. Danny Sands took out the Big Flathead prize of $200 with a 94cm cracker caught in the last few minutes of the competition.

01.01.2022 Don’t miss out! Last warning, entries will close at 4PM AEST tomorrow! (01/10/2020) Get your entries in now and avoid the last minute panic! https://gcsfc.profishingtournaments.com/tournament.php

01.01.2022 Well done to all our entrants in the 6th round of the Queensland Team Series today! If you are placed in the current top 6 as it’s showing on the live results please send your photos to [email protected] as soon as you can. You can also please forward through your photos if you notice an error showing on your current results. The briefing is scheduled for 7pm tonight right here on the clubs Facebook page! ... Stay tuned to the clubs FB page as we post some on water interviews we shot this morning