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25.01.2022 Good company, good food and a few tall fishing tales at the Early Birds Dinner for this weekends Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival

24.01.2022 A special mention and congratulations to our Eric Moller & Ron Dempster Award winners for 2020. Eric Moller - Shaun Manthey Ron Dempster - Nathan Johnston... Both Shaun & Nathan have made exceptional contributions to ANSA, their clubs and recreational sportfishing.

23.01.2022 HINCHINBROOK SPORTFISHING FESTIVAL MEET & GREET G’Day fellow Sportfishers! A reminder for those registered for this weekends Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival that our Friday meet & greet starts at 6pm tonight.... The evening will include... - free sausage sizzle to participants - weekend activities & fishing briefing - lucky door prize (lethal lures barra slayer in QLD Sportfishers custom colours) Please remember to BYO drinks There will however be a few softdrinks and bottled waters available as back up in exchange for a gold coin donation.

23.01.2022 Congrats to our 2019/20 Champion Anglers (Don Patterson, Helen Johnson, Hope Royle & Logan Hulme), our Bob Carruthers winner (Matt Leavy) and all of our Trophy fish winners.

23.01.2022 CORAL REEF FIN FISH CLOSURE The second of two closed seasons for coral reef fin fish begins at 12:01 am on 12 November 2020 and ends 11:59 pm on 16 November... 2020. Need a refresher? You can check out a list of coral reef fin fish here https://bit.ly/3iS0S68

22.01.2022 One of our members at Lake Monduran getting amonst a few barra. Well done Gary

21.01.2022 Our Media officer Matt Leavy has recaptured one of the William Ross High School Barra that we donated tags for in 2018. It’s good to see that this fish is doing well after the trip over the weir into the salt.

20.01.2022 Congrats to Vaughn Daly who took out tonight’s meet & greet lucky door prize of a QLD Sportfishers custom lethal lure. Good luck also to everyone hitting the water tomorrow for the start of the Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival fishing comp and the statewide species challenge.

20.01.2022 Help raise awareness for ciguatera & citizen science...

20.01.2022 QLD Sportfishers is pleased to announce that our state executive committee will remain unchanged for 2020/21 with all existing members being re-elected for another term during Sunday's AGM.

18.01.2022 The 2020 Statewide Species Challenge is official done & dusted! You now have until midnight tomorrow night to enter your catches from the last 3 days. Winners will be announced later in the week.

18.01.2022 Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival is officially done & dusted... time to share some of the weekend’s festivities! Thanks to all of our attending Sportfishers for making our Saturday awards dinner a great night.

17.01.2022 The 2020 Gone Fishing Day app is ready to download for Apple iOS users! Don't worry Android users we have you covered too Apple users here is the iOS link in t...he Apple app store. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/id1534191123 Android users, we are waiting for our Google approved version of the app to be dropped into the Google Play store. However in the meantime if you would like to download the Android version to your phone here is a link to our short tutorial downloading it directly from the Gone Fishing Day server. https://tmftournaments.com/gone-fishing-day-android-downlo/ It only takes an extra 10 seconds longer than usual. Just read the short instructions and pictures in the tutorial and scroll to the bottom and select the download button to begin the installation process. Otherwise sit tight and wait for it to drop into the Play Store. We can't wait for this Sunday and we know you can't too. Download the app and register so you are ready for 2020 Gone Fishing Day, 18th October!

14.01.2022 2020 Species challenge Winners!!!!! To see the full scoreboard follow the link https://www.ansaqld.com.au//species-challenge-leaderboards/

13.01.2022 For those travelling in for this weekend’s Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival make sure you stay safe on the water by using Ingham Coast Guard’s TRIPTEXT service...

11.01.2022 Awesome weather and company combined to make the club trip to Lenthals a big success. Barra were the target species and over 20 were landed along with some nice... bass. Others opted to release theirs a little prematurely . Thanks to the members of other clubs making the effort to come out and visit as well. A few PB’s and firsts which is what it’s all about See more

11.01.2022 The QLD Sportfishers Statewide Species Challenge is also being held this weekend. In the senior male section we have a bolter in Chris Bache but for the senior female, junior & sub-junior sections it’s anyone’s game! There’s still one day to go so good luck Sportfishers. Fishing stops at 6pm Monday 5th Oct and entries must be submitted by midnight Tuesday.

09.01.2022 The first of two closed seasons for coral reef fin fish begins at 12:01 am on 14 October 2020 and ends 11:59 pm on 18 October 2020. Need a refresher? You can check out a list of coral reef fin fish here https://bit.ly/3iS0S68

08.01.2022 STATEWIDE SPECIES CHALLENGE ENDS TODAY! All Sportfishers who enter a fish automatically go into the draw for their choice of a Diawa Laguna spinning reel or an Alvey sidecast reel. Get your entry in now!

08.01.2022 There are many reasons fellow recreational fishers choose to join one of our affiliated clubs... here’s just 19 of them! Join Today - https://www.ansaqld.com.au//ANSAQ-Club-Contacts-Update_06.

06.01.2022 And of course you can’t have a Sportfishing Festival without the FISHING! We hope all of our Sportfishers enjoyed the weekend on the water (despite the windy conditions!) and congrats to of our longest fish winners. Javelin... Jnr - Toby Hulme Snr - Ken Johnson Mangrove Jack Jnr - Hope Royle Snr - Melissa Royle Barra Snr - Luke Johnston

06.01.2022 We are excited to announce a new version of our recreational fishing app ‘Qld Fishing 2.0’! This new app will allow you to: identify catch by submitting... a photo and leveraging the app’s fish recognition functionality, which uses artificial intelligence to identify a limited number of common fish species (you can help improve the fish recognition functionality by submitting your fish photos to help train our fish recognition tool) understand the fishing rules that apply in your current location by using the ‘Can I Fish Here?’ functionality receive Fisheries Queensland notifications, including reminders about upcoming closures purchase a permit to fish in one of our 63 stocked dams or weirs (via a link to the Australia Post SIPS sales platform) learn more about your catch, such as the approximate age of a fish based on the size you enter in the app contact Fisheries Queensland to submit information or make an enquiry or complaint The new recreational fishing app can be used in remote locations or in locations with limited mobile signal reception. The app uses cached species information and simplified mapping information as part of its offline functionality. Photos of fish are only used to help train the app’s artificial intelligence. The new recreational fishing app does not collect or store personal information about the user or where they are fishing. You can download the app for free by searching for ‘Qld Fishing 2.0’ in the App Store and via Google Play.

06.01.2022 BARRA CLOSURE A closed season for barramundi applies to Queensland’s east coast from 12:01 am on 1 November 2020 and ends at 11:59 pm on 31 January 2021. D...uring this time it is also prohibited to deliberately target barramundi for catch and release, as the stress of capture may prevent a fish from spawning. See more

05.01.2022 We have an upcoming event hosted by the Kingaroy Sportsfishing club. Lake Lenthall Barra Trip. For more info follow the link https://www.ansaqld.com.au/event/lenthall-dam/

04.01.2022 1 MORE SLEEP! - https://www.ansaqld.com.au//hinchinbrook-sportfishing-fes/

03.01.2022 And last but not least our champion club for the Hinchinbrook Sportfishing Festival weekend with 20 species is... Kingaroy! While Kingaroy walked away with the top honour, it was Bribie Island walking away with the dreaded stump award for taking out the wooden spoon. Jeff Snell & Graham Weston from Cardwell (last year’s recipient) were very happy to present Greg Moore with Bribie’s award.

01.01.2022 The Barra are playing the game for the members attending the Lenthals Dam club trip