In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, we head across to Western Australia to review the 2024 Kayak Round Two on the Blackwood River in Augusta, held back in May. Join me as I chat with some of the Western Australian tournament anglers who competed in this exciting event. We'll dive into the strategies, bite periods, and conditions that shaped the competition, including some standout performances and near misses that made this round so competitive.

In third place, we talk to Joseph Gardner about his approach, the challenges he faced, and how he managed to secure his spot on the podium. In second place, Alex Griesdorff shares his tactics and how a key upgrade late in the day helped him edge closer to the top. And finally, in first place, we have Travis Newland, who walks us through his first-ever kayak round win and the adjustments he made that led him to victory, including a memorable stop at the affectionately named 'Poo Bank,' a key spot that delivered crucial upgrades when the pressure was on.

We'll also cover some exciting updates, including changes coming to The Bream Fishing Project, new gear on the horizon, and upcoming events. Plus, get the latest on fishing tournaments around the country, including the East Coast Bream Series and upcoming comps in Foster.

Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just starting out, there’s plenty to learn from the pros as they share their tips, tricks, and insights on targeting big bream in various conditions. So, sit back, enjoy the episode, and get ready to take your bream fishing to the next level!

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