Club Goes Fishing For Knowledge
A three-day Tag-A-Toga event held at Lake Borumba, near Imbil, on March 1-3 attracted 63 anglers keen to gain a better understanding of the lake’s resident Saratoga population.
A three-day Tag-A-Toga event held at Lake Borumba, near Imbil, on March 1-3 attracted 63 anglers keen to gain a better understanding of the lake’s resident Saratoga population.
A TV film crew was in Cherbourg this week shooting footage for an upcoming episode of Fishing Australia.
Registrations are now open for the 2023 Festival of the Dams fishing competition.
A national survey of recreational fishers has shown that one in five adults takes part in recreational fishing every year, contributing 100,000 jobs and $11 billion to the Australian economy.
The Festival of the Dams fishing competition, sponsored by the South Burnett Regional Council, has been postponed again.
Anglers will be disappointed but this weekend’s Festival Of The Dams has been postponed due to all the recent inflows into Boondooma Dam.
Kingaroy professional angler Matthew Langford has won a prestigious national title in the highly competitive sport of bass fishing.
Applications for support under the State Government’s $200,000 Recreational Fishing Grants program are now open.
More details have been released about the upcoming “Festival of the Dams” – sponsored by the South Burnett Regional Council – which will be held at Lake Boondooma this month.
Murgon businessman Heath Sander and his wife Rowena have been appointed the new managers for Yallakool Caravan and Recreation Park at Bjelke-Petersen Dam.
Boondooma and Bjelke-Petersen dams will reopen for overnight guests from August 1, just in time for the South Burnett Regional Council-sponsored Festival of the Dams.
Bjelke-Petersen and Boondooma Dam recreation areas will re-open for day use this weekend.
White spot disease has returned to south-east Queensland more than three years since the virus – which targets prawns and crabs – was first detected.
Queensland boaties can still take their boats out locally this weekend to fish or travel for essential reasons.
Water levels in the South Burnett’s dams have seen a much-needed increase over the past month due to some consistent storm activity through the area
The combination of drought and floods meant attendance numbers at this year’s Boondooma Yellowbelly were the lowest in more than four years, but organisers were still happy.
The Christmas and New Year crowds have all but disappeared at the South Burnett dams but the fishing has remained fantastic
Heading out to do some fishing over the long weekend? Then don’t use your supermarket prawns as bait!
The festive season is a great time of year to be outdoors with family and friends and It’s also the best time of year to be on the water as the temps are hot, and the fishing is accessible to every angler of any ability.
Sunwater is urging boaties to take care when using Boondooma and Bjelke-Petersen dams because of the lower-than-usual dam levels and possible submerged hazards.