Big Fish

The secret is out. Squirt worms are a gun bait.

Col Trenaman  has the first cast this morning answering a listener question on the incidental capture of Bass.

Mushy fish on a dish...NO THANKS!

Roger Osborne explores South Coast ICOLLs on foot with lures and lots more on this episode of The Big Fish.

Hear the story of the fisho who turned his tinnie into a romantic Gondola in an ill-fated attempted to woo his woman.

Heading to Lake Conjola with Kendl Cramer and the WRFL crew on this episode of The Big Fish and a worrying discovery in the flesh of Sydney Kingfish.

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Bag the podcast of The Big Fish with Scott "Mullet Guts" Levi as we take you on a virtual cruise.

Meet two brilliant female anglers from the Women's Recreational Fishing League on this week's edition of The Big Fish.

How to catch em' off the beach and in the estuary with South Coast fishing Guru Roger Osborne.

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The Big Fish visits beautiful Evans Head this episode with prawning pioneer Lillian Colless.

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First cast comes from "Cod's" Country!

Habitat makes fish happen on this edition of The Big Fish.

Recorded live at Stinker's big book launch at Fingal Bay we catch up with some great fisherfolk.

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The Golden's come on the bite at this time of year and our inland anglers are having some great sport.

Bars, Gars and Stars on this episode of The Big Fish.

Alex Bellissimo is the "sultan of the sands", the "ruler of the rocks" take a trip on the beach with this land based fishing guru.

Lake Macqaurie anglers working hard to protect flathead in their Recreational Fishing Haven.

Nadia goes to Kingfish heaven on The Big Fish.

How could a wild Derwent River fish grow so big? The disturbing secret revealed!

First cast this morning is with that fabulous fly fisherwoman Jo Starling.

Nicole Curby and Jo Starling talk about the rise of the female angler. Taking you to the Northern Territory where women's participation in recreational fishing has grown to outstrip men's.

Wheelchair anglers set to benefit from new fishing platform.

First cast this morning is with OzFish Unlimited working with Clarence river locals on water quality.

Peter Morse and young Central West fly fisher Dusty Squibb have the first cast this morning.

Exploring Broughton Island

Orphaned Echidnas in the undie drawer, galaxias in the house water tank, lizards in the lounge room. The early life of Greg French.

The Millpond at Portland is firing and we fish it with one of the Central West's best Fly Fishers Ray Tang.

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Check out Steve Starling's Youtube channel "Starlo Gets Reel" for a video of the Lake Macquarie session.

Exciting vertical fish habitat project for Lake Macquarie on The Big Fish

Treno tangles with the Trout of the New England.

Off to the Foster FAD with Chris Franklin.

The Winburndale trout muster to help "bring back the Maccas".

Learn how to read the beach and catch a feed of whiting.

Getting skunked, scoring a duck, not catching a cold, not turning a scale, the only bites where from the mozzies! What can you learn from not catching fish!

Some old holes in the ground, left over from the Snowy Hydro project in the 50's, have become the new home for one of Australia's most endangered fish.

Sea sickness led to Alex becoming one of the best land based anglers in Sydney

Di Morrissey shares a tragic tale of the sea.

Carp we don't Keepit!

Luke Pearce, NSW Fisheries Manager, on mapping the Murrumbidgee

The Big Fish looks at solutions to the man made problem of fish kills on the Darling.

The latest research into Bull Sharks suggests a population shift due to hot water currents off the Coast