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24.01.2022 Where to go fishing across the region with the man that knows. Nashy from Complete Angler.



24.01.2022 Red Hot Couriers Mackay's pest fishing competition is on this Saturday! If you're looking for things to do this school holidays, this event is going to be very... family friendly with plenty for the kids to do. Make sure you register early. http://redhotcouriersgroup.com.au/fishing-comp/

23.01.2022 Important Notice The Queensland Government has implemented new management changes to protect black jewfish. Black jewfish must be landed whole by all secto...rs to prevent processing of the fish at sea to remove the valuable swim bladders (no gutting & gilling at sea) Recreational in-possession limit has been changed from 2 to 1, effective immediately. Please adjust all 2019 TWM tide times and measuring stickers. For more information please visit https://www.daf.qld.gov.au//management-changes-for-black-j.

23.01.2022 Coral reef fin closed season 2019



20.01.2022 Congratulations to the winners of our Fathers Day raffles 1st Prize $250 Debbies Seafood Voucher - R Mull 2nd Prize $150 Tackleworld Voucher - N Tareeala 3rd Prize $50 Trueblue voucher - J Ahmat ... Thank you to everyone who purchased tickets supporting our club.

19.01.2022 Our annual Easter giveaway is BACK for another year! For your chance to win 1 of these 2 amazing baskets filled with fishing lures & chocolates simply:- ... Like this post Tag a mate Share this post! Competition ends Thursday 18th April at 8pm. Winner drawn at random. Winner must be able to collect from Tackle World Mackay. Good Luck

19.01.2022 Club trip down at Cape Creek this weekend



17.01.2022 Update on fishing, crabbing and water activities UPDATE, 5PM: From Transport Minister Mark Bailey Fishing and essential boat use to continue... Queensland boaties can still take their boats out locally to fish or travel for essential reasons. Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey clarified the rules for boaties as the evolving COVID-19 response restricted a range of activities. If you own a boat and want to head out in the water in your local community to fish for food this weekend, you can, Mr Bailey said. If you need your boat to travel locally in your community, you can still do that. If you want to head out on your kayak or stand up paddle board for exercise, you still can. State Government boat ramps will remain open to boaties. We want people to continue living their lives as normally as possible under the current circumstances, but the advice of the Chief Health Officer needs to be followed. No one should be leaving their home unless it’s absolutely necessary. Mr Bailey said recent national directives limiting public gatherings to two people or less and limiting travel to essential purposes still applied. This isn’t a special rule to let people out on the water for non-essential reasons this weekend, Mr Bailey said. There’s no reason for anyone to be taking the boat out unless it’s for essential travel to get to work, to and from your home, to local shops for provisions or catching fish for your family. Even then, there should be no more than two people, or immediate family members on board, and the social distancing rules everyone is being asked to follow still apply. Boaties should also be mindful of hygiene when putting boats in the water at public facilities. Mr Bailey encouraged boaties to continue monitoring the national health advice on COVID-19. As the nation works together to stop the spread of the virus, there is new advice daily. Boaties should be aware of the current restrictions on boat use, and be prepared for that advice to change again, should tougher rules to limit public movements and interaction come in. ----------------------------------------------------------------------

17.01.2022 Just like our charter trips

13.01.2022 Fill it up...and a case of beer please.

12.01.2022 A great article in today's Daily Mercury about the Mackay Fishing Association and two of our Magpies juniors. https://www.dailymercury.com.au//were-trying-to-g/3779574/ Get your kids outside fishing ... rather than sitting in front of the TV all day. See more

11.01.2022 Jump on line and register! Fun family day out.



08.01.2022 When you have to drive a car but fishing is LIFE !

06.01.2022 This kid has done this before!

06.01.2022 Great day at the Mid North Titles. Chris Kelly came third in the Veterans, Dan Ahmat won the senior mens, Alison Clough won the womens and our club came third over all. A great day was had. Congratulations to all our winners and the club members who attended today. Well done guys.

04.01.2022 You'd think this barra was worth a million bucks, the way these two keep fighting over it : Scott Lowther/East Arnhem Fishing Adventures

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