🎣 Dive into a Hidden Gem of Bream Fishing Wisdom! 🌊

Get ready for an exclusive time-traveling experience with a secret recording featuring Steve Morgan and Kris Hickson, recorded on the picturesque banks of the Hastings River in Port Macquarie, all the way back on October 28, 2011. 🗓️

In this remarkable recording, Steve and Kris generously shared their priceless strategies for targeting bream in the stunning Hastings River setting. This rare gem was captured during the epic Hobie Fishing Worlds 1 and the 2011 Hobie Australian Championships. The mastermind behind this enlightening session was none other than Steve Fields, who orchestrated it to assist international competitors who were new to Bream fishing in the captivating Hastings River location. 🌍🎣

Get ready to unlock a treasure trove of knowledge and insights from the world of bream fishing! Stay tuned for the upcoming episode. 🎙️🐟 #BreamFishing #SecretRecording #HastingsRiver #FishingWisdom

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.

Welcome to "Vic Bream Classic Hopkins River Episode of The Bream Fishing Project," your go-to podcast for all things bream fishing. In this special episode, we're taking you on a thrilling journey to the banks of the Hopkins River, where the 2023 Glenelg Hopkins CMA BCF Bream Classic unfolded in epic fashion.

Experience the heart-pounding action as Team Lowrance Millerods, Paul Malov and Alex Franchuk, demonstrate the power of persistence. With only one fish in their bag by noon, they made a calculated decision to return to their starting point, resulting in a phenomenal one-hour comeback to win the tournament with a bag of 10/10 Bream, totaling a whopping 7.72kg.

Explore the fierce competition between top teams, including Team Samurai Rods with Dan Mackrell and Declan Betts, who clinched the second spot with their impressive 10/10 bream weighing 7.62kg.

Listen to the journey of Team Fishin.com.au, who secured third place with their own 10/10 bream, registering 6.34kg on the scales.

We'll also delve into the prestigious awards handed out during the event, including the Sunline Best Bag, Graham Taylor Memorial Trophy, JML Anglers Alliance Big Bream, Hurricane Monster Movers Prize, and the heartwarming tale of the Shimano Junior Angler Prize, highlighting the generosity and camaraderie that make the angling community special.

Whether you're a seasoned bream fishing pro or simply someone who appreciates a good competition, "The Bream Fishing Project" provides an immersive and educational experience. Join us as we cast our lines into the riveting world of competitive bream fishing and revisit the unforgettable moments that defined the 2023 Glenelg Hopkins CMA BCF Bream Classic.

Welcome to the West Australian Tournament Fishing Boat Show Round 3 episode! In this episode, we delve into the captivating world of competitive fishing, recounting the highlights of the tournament and celebrating the top performers.

In third place, we find the formidable team of Alex Griesdorf and Ben Oakes. Alex makes a triumphant return to the Bream Fishing Project with another solid result, showcasing his skills in catching the elusive bream. What's the secret to his success? Well, most of his bags were reeled in using the innovative Pygmy Mussel from Blue Lip Baits. You won't want to miss the details of their strategy and the moments that secured them a podium finish.

In the runner-up spot, we have Stuart McCarthy and Aden Miller, who decided to stick with man-made structures as well. These skilled anglers brought in a fantastic kicker fish on both days of the tournament, along with two remarkably consistent bags. Their secret weapon? The deadly combination of Blue Lip Baits Pygmy Mussel and Zipbaits Rigge 56 hardbody lures. Tune in to find out how they executed their game plan and came close to claiming the top spot.

Now, let's talk about the impressive mother and son duo, Jenny and Joseph Gardner, who not only held onto their day 1 lead but dominated the competition to clinch the first-place title. Their catch included the big bream of the day, weighing in at 1.160kg! How did they do it? They expertly fished man-made structures with the new Blue Lip Baits Pygmy Mussel in Dark Night and Muddy Bank colours. Their technique involved precision casting, allowing the bait to sink before delivering short and subtle hops – a strategy that paid off handsomely!

Join us as we explore the captivating stories, strategies, and triumphs of the West Australian Tournament Fishing Boat Show Round 3. Whether you're an avid angler or simply a fan of competitive fishing, this podcast episode is a must-listen!

 Dive into the thrilling world of competitive kayak fishing in this riveting episode of "Hobie Kayak Fishing Adventures." Join us as we embark on a journey to the picturesque St Georges Basin, nestled along the enchanting south coast of New South Wales, to cover the intense 2023 round of the Hobie kayak fishing series.

With over 100 avid anglers testing their skills against the elusive bream over two action-packed days, only 56 anglers managed to hook and land at least one of these prized catches. In a surprising turn of events, there were no full bags of fish, even for the top contenders.

Our episode begins with an in-depth conversation with the third-place winner and a seasoned angler, Mr. Peter Nord of Hurricane Lures. As the creator of Hurricane Lures, Peter brings a wealth of experience both in the art of fishing and the competitive fishing scene. Join us for an engaging interview that provides unique insights into fishing techniques and the lure fishing industry.

In second place, we have Jesse Thompson, representing New South Wales. Jesse's journey in the Hobie kayak fishing tournament is nothing short of inspiring. Despite catching only two fish on the first day, Jesse made a remarkable comeback on Sunday, securing not only three fish but also some impressive upgrades. Discover Jesse's tactics and his incredible rise in this gripping segment.

And finally, taking the top spot as the newcomer to the Hobie kayak fishing scene is Andrew Smith. Andrew's victory in this tournament marked his first win in kayak fishing, and he achieved it with exceptional style. Listen closely to Andrew's captivating story, which reveals that persistence pays off, as he secured his first win late in the game. Andrew's transition from a trout angler to a successful bream chaser is a testament to his versatility as an angler.

If you're an angling enthusiast or just someone looking for inspiration, this episode will reignite your passion for fishing. After hearing the ups and downs of the competition, you'll be eager to hit the water again, especially with the Australian championships on the horizon. Join us for an exciting and informative episode that showcases the true spirit of kayak fishing and the determination of anglers to succeed.

🎣 Exciting news! Part two of our amazing episode is now live! We had the privilege of chatting with three experienced anglers who have been in the competition scene for years. If you missed part one, make sure to go back and catch up before diving into this one. The boater and non-boater stories complement each other perfectly, offering unique perspectives on their experiences.

🔥 This round was sponsored by Rapala / Crush City, and each angler received a sample pack of their new soft plastics. We believe it made a significant impact on the results. Tune in to both episodes to hear our thoughts on it!

🎙️ First up, we have Mick Horn, a Rapala employee who played a crucial role in designing the new range of plastics. He shares valuable insights on how to use these lures effectively. Mick and Tim Morgan, also from Rapala, were paired with Joel McKenzie and Lance Marsh on alternate days. Joel finished in 2nd place, while Lance secured 4th place. Don't miss this fantastic interview!

🎣 Next, we welcome back Steve Morgan, who has been having a fantastic year using his Garmin Live Scope and 3lb straight through fluorocarbon. Check out his YouTube page for more exciting videos on how he achieves impressive results. Steve provides an in-depth account of his fishing techniques and graciously acknowledges Steve Wilson's victory.

🏆 Lastly, we have Steve Wilson, a true veteran in bream competitions. After years of fishing and placing in various events, this was his first qualifier win. You can hear the joy and relief in his voice during this interview. It's a fitting end to this mammoth two-part episode!

🎧 This double episode is a personal favorite, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed putting it together! Don't forget to tune in and let us know your thoughts. Happy fishing! 🎣🎙️ #TheBreamFishingProject #PodcastEpisode #AnglersUnite