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25.01.2022 Ha ha - you’ve got to admire enterprise
24.01.2022 This is one VERY expensive fishing rod !! You cannot go into NSW from outside the bubble and just come back into Qld as this poor guy found out. Cost him a fine and a flight. Geez
24.01.2022 www.maccaswebsite.com.au/store , grab a cap or a coffee mug.
22.01.2022 No your not seeing things .... Gold Coast today ...
22.01.2022 Who thinks they have the best fishing photos? Well now is your chance to celebrate fishing and get a bucketload of prizes. If you haven't heard this Sunday is G...ONE FISHING DAY and it's our opportunity to celebrate our love of fishing. COME ON AUSTRALIA. It's been a hard year lets have some fun. FIND OUT MORE AT: https://gonefishingday.com.au/ See more
21.01.2022 These majestic photos were taken by Jason Connell off Lennox Head. The pod of five adult humpbacks is believed to be passing the Gold Coast this afternoon. 7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS
21.01.2022 Couldn’t believe my eyes when I winched up this trap with a small tiger tangled in the bridle
21.01.2022 Just enjoying some fishing at our hole get runoff and a high dollar Penn rod/reel stolen right in front of our face licensing
20.01.2022 weve just hit the 3000 followers mark every one go take the day off and go fishing send in your best pics of this weekends fishing and well done
18.01.2022 thats a decent Croc
18.01.2022 QLD Licenced Prawn Trawler Operator Apprehended A QLD licenced Prawn Trawler operator has been apprehended during a joint response by NSW DPI Tweed Heads Fisher...ies Officers and NSW Police Marine Area Command. On 12th of August this year officers boarded the Queensland endorsed prawn trawler, which operates out of Southport, QLD where investigations identified that the trawler was operating illegally without endorsement to take prawns from NSW waters. The trawler had been targeting prawns in NSW offshore waters, in approximately 55 fathoms, 12 nautical miles east off Kingscliff, NSW. The trawler was directed back to Tweed Heads where three trawl nets were removed and seized. About 70 kg of prawns were returned alive to the water. The maximum penalty for a person who uses a net to take fish for sale in NSW waters without the appropriate endorsement is $22,000 and/or 6 months imprisonment (or both) for a first offence. The maximum penalty for a person who takes fish for sale from NSW waters without a commercial fishing licence is $110,000 for a first offence. A prosecution brief is being compiled and the master of the vessel is expected to appear in court over the charges. Report illegal fishing via the Fishers Watch phone line on 1800 043 536 or online at: http://tiny.cc/c7nmsz
17.01.2022 cracker fish Darren
17.01.2022 Are you keen enough to get out of a warm bed at brave the cold and wet for a fish? ..... what are your tips for catching Tailor .... lures or Phillies?
16.01.2022 Any Tailor being caught at Narrowneck lately?
16.01.2022 This story give a bit more detail about the gray white pulling the 10 year old boy overboard - one lucky kid - one brave dad
15.01.2022 Great photos Shelly
12.01.2022 Tweed Reef Update: Construction Almost Complete! Construction of the 10m high steel tower and 32 concrete modules which will form the innovative Tweed Offshore ...Artificial Reef is now almost complete! Australian company Pacific Marine Group will soon begin loading its massive 55m barge with the completed reef modules for the trip to Tweed Heads. The reef will be installed in 25m of water 7.5km south-east of the Tweed Heads river entrance. The reef is being built to increase recreational fishing opportunities in the local region and is being constructed using funds from the recreational fishing licence fees. Unlike more expensive options such as scuttled ships, the new Tweed reef is purpose-built and designed to provide generations of local and visiting Tweed fishers with a quality new fishing location. The mammoth steel tower will be surrounded by 32 concrete arrowhead modules, each of which will be 5m high. This reef structure will provide new habitat for prized angling targets such as snapper, samsonfish, pearl perch, cobia and mackerel. Mobilisation and installation of the reef will require reasonably stable weather conditions but DPI Fisheries is hoping it will take place in the near future, meaning the reef should be producing the goods for Tweed fishos for the start of the summer fishing season! Stay tuned for further updates on the installation. Meantime, check out https://bit.ly/3dx4lp3 for more info on DPI’s Offshore Artificial Reef Program. This is your fishing licence at work!
12.01.2022 ***Important Announcement for all Flathead fishing enthusiasts*** Whilst the Flathead Classic may be cancelled, the Gold Coast Sport Fishing Club committee coul...dn't let the opportunity pass by without putting on a revised format, COVID compliant competition in lieu. We are pleased to announce that we can all go fishing on the 3rd and 4th of October in a unique one of competition - the Ultimate Flatty Dash. We have some awesome prizes in the works so stand by for announcements on those. In the mean time dust off ya Flatty gear, sharpen those 1/4oz jighead hooks and stock up on ya favourite Flatty lures cos this event is gonna be huge!!! An event with more details will be created shortly. See more
11.01.2022 Left Fraser yesterday after a week of battling weed. Finally got a decent fish just south of Indian Head only spot without weed on Friday morning. Yesterday wee...d had cleared out north of Dundaburra to Indian with plenty of tailor in high tide gutters left them biting at 12.30 to head home. Hopefully weed will be clearing out further south but still plenty back from Cathedrals See more
10.01.2022 Our researchers have captured the largest green turtle gathering ever seen. This footage was captured as part of our Raine Island Recovery project which is rest...oring the world's largest green turtle nesting area for future generations. Find out more http://ow.ly/T5nA50A3r7C #RaineIslandRecoveryProject BHP Queensland and New South Wales Queensland Environment Department Great Barrier Reef Marine Park #TraditionalOwners Wuthathi and Meriam Nation (Ugar, Mer, Erub) Biopixel Biopixel Oceans Foundation #WorldOceanWeek
10.01.2022 Keep a look out please
09.01.2022 some awesome fish lads
08.01.2022 We are finally back in full swing after a long, three month closure during which, we took the opportunity to give the Keely Rose a well deserved tidy up and fre...sh new look. Big thanks to Jeff and the team at Cooloola Tint & Sign Writing for our awesome new graphics! Whilst charters were not permitted during covid-19 lockdown, the crew and I kept the vessel active to keep her in top shape. One day offshore was particularly sweet when we dropped into a nice show of fish and I plucked out this massive 22 kilo Red Emperor. 1040mm length. What fishing dreams are made of! See more
05.01.2022 Cheers for the invite, here's a Coupla Fiddy dogs iv landed recently Edit - a few brag mat shots to spare any doubt of size there
05.01.2022 Hope it's OK to post this here. I'm doing a weekly podcast which is posted every Thursday afternoon which looks at the likely weather conditions for the bay for the weekend. If the forecasts change I will update them. Hope you find it helpful
05.01.2022 #LIVE: Two Australian fishermen who vanished and hadn't been heard from in days have been found alive. #9News
04.01.2022 Gee - something to keep in mind if we ever get to Tasmania again
02.01.2022 well done to all Rob looks like a great event
01.01.2022 We would like to thank all fishers for observing the snapper and pearl perch closure This annual closure aims to provide protection for snapper while spaw...ning and helps to rebuild these depleted stocks. Snapper and pearl perch are now open to fishing. Remember that snapper have a possession limit of 4 per person with no more than 1 over 70 cm. There is boat limit of 8 snapper and no more than 2 over 70 cm when there is 2 or more people onboard. The minimum legal size for snapper is 35cm. Pearl perch must be at least 38cm and have a possession limit of 4 per person.
01.01.2022 ***IMPORTANT DOLPHIN FISH INFO, PLEASE SHARE, it will benefit all Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunny Coast (anywhere with fads) fishos, you’ll catch more in the long r...un.*** *If you catch a Mahi with an orange tag, please release, it’s an important specimen* *See photos for the orange tag to look for* On wednesday we had USC PhD student Felicity Osborne, Dr Adam Barnett from James Cook University and Dan from the DPI Fad program on board to conduct acoustic tagging of Mahi Mahi off a few key fads on the Gold Coast. These tags are about $500 each and track the fishes movements to gain a better understanding of where to place MORE FADS. Totally beneficial information to every fisho on the GC. We were lucky enough to be able to not only witness the implanting of the tags but also we were able to capture a few for our dinner aswell. Tagging took around 5 mins per fish, fish was placed upside down in a cradle with saltwater being pumped into its mouth. If you catch one of these fish with an orange external tag then it’s beneficial to everyone that you let it go ASAP. If you’re hard up for a dolly then at the very least please remove the acoustic tag (little black battery looking thing implanted inside the fish, not visible) and contact The number on the orange tag to return it. Thank you Felicity, Adam and Dan for coming and having us be a part of this research. Great day.
