Blake’s gold win
FISHO Blake Readett landed himself a beaut goldie at Maningrida recently
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Delight on Daly
TALK about a trail of improbable coincidences.Thursday morning last week I was chatting fish with Alice Burton on Mix 104.9 and she asked me where are the Million Dollar Fish, as none had been caught at that stage … or so we thought
Coast Guard to rescue after boat runs aground
THE US Coast Guard rescued 19 foreign fishermen and their American captain from a 24m US-flagged commercial fishing vessel that ran aground off the shore of Waikiki Wednesday
Fishing crew saved after fleeing burning boat
A TASMANIAN fisherman who escaped a burning boat along with his son and two other crew members feared their lifeboat was going to melt in the flames
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Proposal has commercial anglers hopping mad
THE controversial three net-free zones proposal for Queensland is now up for public comment.
Zones net loss for fish eaters
The Queensland Government wants to create three net-free fishing zones that could take the equivalent of a million servings of fish and chips off Australian tables.
Angling to avert conflict
THE NT Government will introduce a framework which will see key interest groups allocated proportional shares of the Territory’s fish resources.
Holy mackerel! Super spanish are on the bite
WITH the dry season almost upon us and water temperatures dropping, spanish mackerel are starting to show up in the usual haunts closer to Darwin.
Sounding out snags was the key to Tackle World success
HOT on the heels of winning the Barra Nationals, Shane Compain’s Top End Tackle World team led from start to finish in last week’s NT Barra Classic.
Natalie nails barra trophy on maiden voyage
NATALIE Wood pulled in this 99.5cm barra – her first – on her first ever trawl at Finniss River.
Gun Shimano outfit really brings home goods
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Big bird and barra
The water is becoming colder.
Tackle World is their oyster
Team Top End Tackle World has taken out the 34th NT Barramundi Classic and gone home with the ‘barra on a stick’.
Cruel truth behind Japan’s aquarium dolphins
TOKYO: Nearly half the dolphins in Japan’s aquariums are caught using a controversial fishing method that sees dozens more slaughtered every year, according to a report.
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