Big Fish

First cast on this episode of The Big Fish we have breaking news of a world first from the NSW Macquarie Perch recovery program with Luke Pearce Murray Fisheries Manager of Aquatic Ecosystems.

It was a perfect night on the beach, with a buttery cue ball moon rising in a pastel purple and pink sky and the scream of the old alvey ratchet blowing 1/2 time on our beach football match. As my friend Dorian Mode sang, "Salmon chanted Evening".

First cast this episode of The Big Fish Rob Paxevanos from Fishing Australia samples the great Yellowbelly fishing at Lake Windamere and some of the brilliant reds in the heart of Mudgee wine country.

First cast on this episode of The Big Fish we look at an exciting new concept for the Snowy Mountains that will save our heritage rail infrastructure, inject millions of dollars into the struggling local towns and small businesses and open up more access for cycling fly fishers!

This episode of The Big Fish we go where no other fishing podcast has gone before, we explore the myriad ways you can lose a fish.

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz There is nothing like the scream of the reel to get all anglers hearts pumping. We will talk about drag and reel settings on this episode of The Big Fish.

First cast this episode of The Big Fish comes from Al McGlashin who has been crossing swords with a giant denizen of the deep, the mighty Swordfish.

Hip young 'fisho' from the Northern Beaches of Sydney Craig 'Butch' Butcher makes the first cast in this episode of The Big Fish. Butch has just discovered hand lining and shares his epic adventure catching Sydney Kings and Jewfish the old fashioned way.

Last episode of The Big Fish our experts shared some tips on dealing with all of the run off after the big wet in NSW. This week Col 'The Weighmaster' Trenaman puts it into practice and the photographic evidence is irrefutable, a 21 kilo break wall Jewie.

First cast on this episode of The Big Fish comes from Bushy who reckons the influx of fresh into the coastal systems can mean a fishing bonanza if you know what to do and where to look.