Welcome to The Bream Fishing Project Podcast, where we dive deep into the world of all things bream fishing. In this episode, we bring you the thrilling highlights of the recent tournament, featuring some incredible anglers and their impressive strategies.

 

We kick off the show with Hunter Grose, a dedicated angler who went the extra mile, literally, to target his bream. Travelling a long distance, Hunter's hard work paid off as he utilized Cranka crabs to outsmart his competition. Despite facing bait fishermen in areas he was targeting, Hunter's skills landed him a respectable fourth place finish.

 

Next up is Joseph Gardiner, a consistent performer in the bream fishing scene. Joseph's expertise and determination earned him a well-deserved third place, narrowly missing out on the top spot. However, the competition took an interesting turn as Ian Abercrombie emerged with the exact same weight, securing second place.

 

But that's not all - Ian also claimed the title of big bream for the competition, surpassing Paul Siemaszko's impressive 910 gram fish. This unexpected twist adds an extra layer of excitement to the tournament, showcasing the unpredictable nature of the sport.

 

Finally, we celebrate the ultimate champion, Adrian Barbour, who not only clinched first place but also secured a spot in the prestigious Hobie Australian Championships in Mallacoota. Adrian's interview is a fascinating one, as he shares his winning strategies involving Diawa lures and light leaders. His persistence and tenacity allowed him to steadily upgrade his bag throughout the entire competition period.

 

Join us as we unravel the stories, techniques, and triumphs of these remarkable anglers in the world of competitive bream fishing. Whether you're an avid angler or simply intrigued by the sport, this podcast is your gateway to the thrilling world of bream fishing.