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23.01.2022 New Tweed Reef Construction Underway! Construction of our newest offshore artificial reef is now underway and is scheduled to be installed off Tweed Heads soon! The specially designed steel fish grotto will rise 10m from the seafloor and will be surrounded by 32 concrete arrowhead reef modules (see image) with unique habitat features to appeal to key species including Spanish and Spotted Mackerel, Cobia, Kingfish, Amberjack, Samsonfish and more. Stay tuned for more info on the installation, which is scheduled to take place soon. See https://bit.ly/2LSMZqv for more details.

23.01.2022 Blackfin bait balls and whale shark

22.01.2022 Just Wow.. lol.

21.01.2022 Do you prefer trebles or singles on your tuna lures?

21.01.2022 Buy one Get 1 FREE subways for Gold Coast Fishing Club fans. www.GoldCoastFishingClub.com.au

20.01.2022 Exercise 3 - 'How to make smoked Pastrami' In this exercise, you’ll learn how to transform the humble corned beef into delicious smoked Pastrami. Ralph from Shank Brothers BBQ even shows us how to make the ultimate Shankie Ruban sandwich. You little ripper! Enjoy.

19.01.2022 Copperhead snakes, ducks and more, check out what my mate pw has to say about Murray Cod... good vid

18.01.2022 Did you know the oldest recorded ago of a snapper is 40yrs & 10 months. It was caught in WA in 2007 - it measured only 93.5cm #ifishtv #snapperfact #ppb #snapper #summersnapper

18.01.2022 FINED Two fishers have been fined $15,000 for attempting to conceal illegal mud crabs in a wheelie bin at Hope Island. QBFP officers searched a property and... found a bag of 21 live mud crabs (including 13 undersize male and 8 females) hidden under rubbish in a wheelie bin, despite being told several times that there were no mud crabs in the house. Two fishers were charged with a total of ten offences under the Fisheries Act, including obstruction and using excess and unmarked apparatus, and both pleaded guilty to the charges in court. Luckily, officers released all mud crabs alive into the Coomera River on the day the offences were detected. Report unlawful fishing in Queensland by calling the 24-hour Fishwatch hotline on 1800 017 116 (toll free within Queensland).

17.01.2022 One of several Whitespotted Guitarfish (Rhynchobatus australiae) this afternoon. Wednesday 28th April 2021 - A near shore reef Southern Gold Coast QLD Australia

17.01.2022 Fresh Water Dams and River Fishing Report for Gold Coast 24/25th April 2021 https://youtu.be/j-Cm-zzXfJ8

17.01.2022 What an absolute pleasure to spend the last couple of days with these blokes up on the Goldy. Long time friend and fellow Tackle World store owner Dougie Burt &... good mate James Anderson. We hit up the hot marlin bite and even managed a bucket full of prawns on the broadwater. Great times, with good people and awesome fish! (The big Cobia wasn't a bad bycatch!!!! ) Thanks guys :-) See more

17.01.2022 Another successful mornin flick! 48cm and 45cm flatties both caught on Madmics Ribbed Fish in Dirtyworm and both released. I lost my last Dirtyworm to another f...latty earlier and had to revive the old retired 21 fish lure. It now has 23 scalps! How resilient are Madmics sp's? Madmic's Fishing Tackle See more

15.01.2022 This family-owned business has been stocking ponds with rainbow trout for more than 70 years.

15.01.2022 Would you go Anaconda fishing ?

14.01.2022 Wow... these snakes are TRAINED to catch fish!

14.01.2022 The Tailor are on down at Narrowneck on the Gold Coast

14.01.2022 CUBERA-ZILLA SH#T THE BED! Not too many words needed with this one other than they don’t get much bigger than this, length wise it’s a world record class f...ish! Could spend a lifetime chasing this fish and never see one bigger! To land the undisputed king of the reef too this proportions on spin gear is just absolutely insane! Topwater caught which makes it super epic and by god did it test every part of my bodies strength and angling ability to get it to the boat, next level power!!! CRAZY BIG CUBERA! Panafishing Adventure #OutWithABang

14.01.2022 Look at the big female in the centre surrounded by the smaller 35 to 40cm Dusky's

13.01.2022 Just saw this someone posted on fb.

13.01.2022 THE BULL SHARK......IS BACK

12.01.2022 What a cool idea for a scar!!!

12.01.2022 GOLD COAST FISHING REPORT 20/21st June 2020 GOLD COAST OFFSHORE FISHING.... With reasonable weather forecast this weekend, it’s all go to get out offshore and ...catch a feed of reef fish. If you are fishing in on the close 18-24fathom reefs off the Seaway, expect to catch Squire and the odd descent Snapper, Parrotfish, Maori Cod, Cobia and Mulloway ( Jewies ). Out further on the 36 fathom reefs, plenty of Squire and mixed reef fish to be caught. Try fishing with lighter leads and using a couple of snelled hooks and WA Pilchards for bait. The fads along the 36 fathom reefs are still producing plenty of Dolphinfish. On the 50 fathom reefs plenty of quality size Snapper and mixed reef fish. Grab your jigging gear and have a jig on many of the schooled up Yellowtail Kingfish and Amberjack along the 85-100 mtrs depth off the Gold Coast at the moment. Best areas have been off the Jumpinpin around S27 43 E153 43 and they are also starting to school up a bit around S28 01 E153 46. Might have to wait to next weekend before you get a chance to deep drop out wide due to the weather, but try around Riv grounds and Tweed Canyon area for Bar Cod and a Blue Eye. As for trolling there have been quite a few decent sized Black Marlin and Striped Marlin being hooked on bottom fishing gear along many of our offshore Snapper grounds at the moment. Try live baiting for them as they are down deep feeding on the bottom fish and bait at the moment. Out wider a few Blue Marlin, Wahoo and Dolphinfish around that 200-600mtr Depth. Yellowfin Tuna are still being caught in that 600mtr plus depth at the moment. NORTHERN BROADWATER AND JUMPINPIN. This last week has seen plenty of Flathead caught around Tipplers and Pandanus Island areas of the Jumpinpin. Again casting soft plastics or hard body lures has been working best. Tailor have been caught casting metal lures up around the northern end of South Stradebroke Island. Plenty of Bream around the western side of the Jumpinpin area as well as around the deep mud banks of Crusoe and Short Islands. Try for Sand Crabs around Tipplers Channel and Couran Cove area. BROADWATER AND BEACHES The Seaway this past week has been fishing very well. With catches of Flathead, small Snapper, some solid sized Jewfish and still the odd Mangrove Jack. Try fishing along the inside of the Seaway north wall drifting with live baits. Also casting poppers into the whitewater against the rocks will produce big Tailor and the odd GT Trevally and even the odd Doggie Mackerel . Spanish Mackerel are still in the Seaway at the moment, with at least 3 fish being hooked and lost boat side this past week. All three fish were hooked whilst drifting for Jewfish with live baits and then were bitten off next to the boat. The Squid are starting to be caught around the many weed beds along the western foreshore of the Broadwater at the moment in these morning high tides. Plenty of Parrot fish being caught drifting the Shelly bottom along the main western channel of the BROADWATER ( as seen in Brad Smiths Charter Buat pictures), from Sovereign Island to Biggera Creek, Yabbies or Preserved beach worms have been working well to catch them. The rivers are starting to fire up again for Whiting at night in the Nerang River and daytime in the Coomera and Pimpama Rivers. Plenty of 25-32cm. A few Whiting along the Spit and surf beaches. Some Quality sized Tailor are also starting to bite along our beaches at the moment, try using WA Pilchards for bait or spin with 50-80 gram lures during the morning. Try for Mmm Sand Crabs around Sovereign Island in the deep channel edges. SOUTHERN GOLD COAST AND BEACHES Tailor are being caught along our southern beaches late afternoon. Sea Bream and Dart are also in the surf at the moment. Bream are also being caught along the rock walls throughout the Tweed Rivers and the creeks south of Burleigh Heads. Try for Giant Herring and Trevally in some of the land locked lakes throughout the southern Gold Coast area, fish the pipe areas where the water flows through and being the best areas to fish. Still the odd Mangrove Jack in the deeper holes of the Tweed River on live Herring and Mullet Fillets. FRESHWATER DAMS AND CREEKS. Another amazing week of Bass fishing in the Hinze Dam. Try the eastern arm of the Hinze Dam, fishing the tree line and grass beds with Spinnerbaits, spinners and micro jigs. There has been plenty of Talapia everywhere if you want to help control them out of our waterways, Thankyou. - [ ] WHATS ON!! - [ ] Watch and learn from our How to videos on our new You Tube Channel..... Doug Burts Fishing Channel - [x] Please be safe out on the water, and enjoy with your family and friends and respect nature. - [ ] Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast. - [ ] Also remember that we have moved to our - [ ] NEW PRO STORE LOCATION.. - [ ] 8 Centre View Drive. - [ ] Biggera Waters - [ ] Qld. 4216. (west side of Harbour Town) - [ ] Ph. 55638746 - [ ] Facebook: Doug Burts Tackle World Gold Coast

11.01.2022 Another 4-metre great white has been spotted off the #GoldCoast Seaway over the weekend. Local fishermen say shark numbers are exploding and they’re becoming more aggressive. See exactly what’s bringing these apex predators closer to popular beaches TONIGHT at 5.30pm. #9News

10.01.2022 Great tips on which colours when fishing for Squid.

08.01.2022 For those that love camping.. How easy is this..

07.01.2022 the IMPORTANCE OF KEEPING YOUR DRAG OFF when not fishing.

07.01.2022 Zebra/Leopard Shark (Stegostoma fasciatum) this afternoon. Wednesday 28th April 2021 - A near shore reef Southern Gold Coast QLD Australia

07.01.2022 Local trawler operators have captured some incredible scenes of masses of sharks stalking their boats. They claim numbers have soared in recent years. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

07.01.2022 The closed season for barramundi ends at 11:59 pm on 31 January 2021 When the season opens, barra have a possession limit of 5 per person with a maximum of 1...0 per boat when more than 2 people are on board. They have a minimum size limit of 58 cm and a maximum size limit of 120 cm, but you can take 1 barramundi over 120 cm at some dams. https://bit.ly/3p98FjU See more

06.01.2022 NSW Fisheries Newsletter April 2020 https://mailchi.mp//newscast-recreational-fisheries-news-a

06.01.2022 GOLD COAST FISHING REPORT 30/31st January 2021 GOLD COAST OFFSHORE ... Marlin, Mackerel, Snapper... It’s all happening at the moment off the Gold Coast. Earlier... this week saw Marlin being caught both on live baits and trolling skirts around Spot X. Marlin were also caught along the 36 fathom depth trolling 6-8inch skirts from east of the seaway to north-east of Jumpinpin Bar. Fishing along the 50 mtr depth in similar areas also produced some aerobatic Marlin and the odd Sailfish and Dolphinfish. Snapper have been biting well along the 36 fathom reefs , best method has been fishing with a running 2-4oz sinker and two snelled 6/0 hooks and WA Pilchard, rather then using a heavy 16oz sinker on a Paternoster rig. Worth trying early morning in on the close reefs with same rig but lighter sinkers. There have been a few Cobia around Spot X at the moment whilst fishing live baits mid water. These Cobia are schooling up with the Black Marlin and feeding on the Slimmy Mackerel and Yellowtail bait schools. Wahoo are also getting caught on trolled skirts especially east of 50mtrs deep and out to 100 mtrs deep. The big happening this past week has been the Spotty Mackerel catches along the 20-25mtr depth around Palm Beach Reef, Mermaid Reef and some coffee rock ledges all the way back to the seaway. But the hot spot last weekend for Spotties and Spanish Mackerel, has been out on the Gravel Patch off Burleigh Heads in approx 35mtrs deep. My tips of the week for offshore fishing for this next 7 days are ...... * Spotted and Spanish Mackerel should be on the chew if the weather allows us to get out on maybe Sunday, fish have been caught at Mermaid Reef, Palm Beach Reef and The Gravel Patch. * Try trolling hard body deep diving lures at 6 knots for Spanish Mackerel on the 17-24fathom reefs east of the Seaway,might also be worth using trolled baits as well but slow trolled 2 knots) Try down around east of the casino and Q1 in 40mtrs deep. * The Spanner Crabs should be on the chew, but remember to tie a brick to each pot and attach at least 2 to 3 floats positioned a mtr between each float, onto your pot rope( to battle the current). * Try fishing for Snapper at any of your favorite Snapper marks in any depth between 35-100mtrs deep. They have also been smacking soft plastics this past week, especially in on the close reefs up to 50 mtrs deep. - [ ] For Marlin try trolling skirted lures around Sullies in 49-55mtrs depth, north east of the Jumpinpin down to the Water Tower southeast of the Jumpinpin, also try Flattie Rock in 50mtrs deep northeast of the Seaway. Also trolling along the east side of the 36 fathom reefs from the Jumpinpin Fad No.14 down to Fad 11 east of Surfers Paradise. Or live bait around Spot X and look for bait clusters all the way north up to around S2739 Latitude and then same thing, head south down to as far as around S2804, but keeping between 75-100 mtrs deep, Good Luck - [ ] All in all, it’s similar spots to last week and same techniques, just be careful when crossing any coastal bars and especially on the low tide early morning and during the run out tides. If the swell is over 1mtr, be careful in all the above situations. JUMPINPIN AND NORTHERN BROADWATER... I went up to check out the prawns earlier this week and yep..... the Banana Prawns have started, with guys bagging out most days around the Redland Bay channel, near where it joins onto the Logan River and around Marks Rocks in the start of the Logan River ( about 4 klms up from the mouth of the Logan River). You’ll need a top pocket cast net preferably around 10-12ft drop in size. Be careful and take note of where the rocks are situated when reading your sounder ( as they rip your nets severely !! ). With some nice Flathead caught this past week, fishing the same methods and places around the Jumpinpin has been working well. Cast soft plastics over the edges of the weedy banks and in the shallows 1-2mtrs deep, over and around the weed 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. If you are into bait fishing for Flathead, try drifting over the same areas. With nice early high tides it’s Mud Crab time, so get up into those creeks over this weekend, expect quite a few to be caught. The Whiting are still biting well and 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 28cm size. Try also the eastern tip of South Stradebroke Island. 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. Try for Mud Crabs throughout The Logan River and Pimpama Rivers overnight is best. BROADWATER AND BEACHES Wow what a week for big Mangrove Jacks and some solid Jewies in the Seaway. Fishing with live Slimmies or Yellowtail works best and live Pike always smacks them as well . Early morning last of the run out tide should be working well this weekend. 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. Still a few Parrot Fish around the deeper channels of the northern BROADWATER as we have seen caught by Brad Smiths estuary charters this past week. For Whiting, try around the sand bank edges and channel ripples of the Broadwater from west of the Trawlers on the Spit to around Crab Island in the north. Other areas to try are around Buds Beach, the Council Chambers and the Sorrento Straight, use live or frozen Beach worms for bait. For a feed of Mud Crabs, try in both the north and south arms of the Coomera River, the upper end of Coombabah Creek before the sanctuary signs and in salt water Creek. Sand Crabs, try around Sovereign Island both east and west side along the deep channel edges, overnight is best. Try along the Spit and Surf Beaches like Narrowneck for Whiting in any of the holes that run off the banks in the surf along the shoreline. There are plenty of Beach worms to be caught along our beaches at the moment and a few Pippies as well. SOUTHERN GOLD COAST AND BEACHES... There has been a run of Tailor at the moment along the beaches south of Tweed Heads. Mark B from down that way has been doing really well , with catches of Tailor, Whiting, Dart and Bream which he has been mainly catching at night( check out Marks fish photos below ). Fish the shallow gutters and drains of our Southern beaches if you want to have a day fish for Whiting at the moment. You will also catch Dart and Bream, especially if you are using Worms for bait. Bream are also being caught along the rock walls throughout the Tweed Rivers and the creeks south of Burleigh Heads. A few decent Mud Crabs to be caught in the upper reaches of Tallebudgera, Currumbin Creeks and in the Tweed River overnight at the moment. FRESHWATER DAMS Plenty of solid sized Bass and a few Saratoga around the eastern side of the Hinze Dam at the moment. Try looking for the fish schooled up just off the timbers and points. Casting 3-4inch paddle tail soft plastics and slow rolling them back to the boat has been working well. Jig Micro Jigs amongst the schooled up fish if you can see them on your fish finder. WHATS ON!! EVERYDAY THIS WEEK, WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED HEAPS OF NEW PRODUCTS DAILY INTO OUR STORE. This week we received an order of Lucky Craft Mangrove Jack Lures. A heap of Molix Soft Plastics for Bass and Flathead. Heaps of Gulp soft Plastics. A huge range of Saltwater Flys. Shimano Beastmaster 9000 Electric reels. All sizes in the Shimano Saragosa reel range. Speedmaster 12 2 speed Shimano Reels. Heaps of Crab pots and floats, Game fishing rigging tackle, Fat Boys Skirted Lures, Billmark Skirted Lures, Pakula 3D print skirted lures, Witchdoctor Teasers and Flippy Floppy Teasers and many, many other new products have arrived thus past week for the start of 2021 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

05.01.2022 Thanks Mick Lane

05.01.2022 Fishing with Braid, what colour ARE YOU USING

05.01.2022 Great short video on how to get your lures back when snagged.

04.01.2022 Thanks Dougie.. great video. Yabbies

04.01.2022 All ways think twice before jumping in the water when fishing offshore

02.01.2022 Bullshark footage caught in the Gold Coast Canals

02.01.2022 These fish escape being eaten by flying through the air. #TheHunt

01.01.2022 That's a decent sized meal! Photographer Pete captured this osprey mid-flight with its prey on Queensland's Sunshine Coast. Ever seen a bird make off with a dinner this size? : Pete Evans Photography via Australian Story