Podcast appearances and mentions of jo starling

Our first cast is on Lake Eucumbene with Jo Starling.

Joe Startling's fly fishing dream has come true in this episode of The Big Fish.

Stinker caught a 74cm, 6kg snapper, this week. As you can see, a very handsome fish and fisherman. Stinker caught a bag full for the family to eat on the long weekend. All the others were caught on a surprise bait, he will share the secret with you on this edition of The Big Fish.

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

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.

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

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

First cast this morning is with Nadia Taylor who loves fishing so much she would fish in a bucket! Nadia has some great fishing adventures planned now that borders have reopened. Nadia won the "Barra-prentice" an event designed by Jo Starling to mentor women in fishing. Pictured here by Jo with an NT Saratoga.

First cast this morning is with Nadia Taylor who loves fishing so much she would fish in a bucket! Nadia has some great fishing adventures planned now that borders have reopened. Nadia won the "Barra-prentice" an event designed by Jo Starling to mentor women in fishing. Pictured here by Jo with an NT Saratoga.

First cast this episode of The Big Fish is with avid angler Jo Starling who shares exciting news about the formation of the Women's Recreational Fishing League.

First cast this episode of The Big Fish is with avid angler Jo Starling who shares exciting news about the formation of the Women's Recreational Fishing League.

First cast is with Mark Williams from Lake Macquarie and the tale of the Lake Mac flatty that holds the long distance travel record and Jo Starling shares the story of her best fly caught (and released) South Coast black bream.

First cast is with Mark Williams from Lake Macquarie and the tale of the Lake Mac flatty that holds the long distance travel record and Jo Starling shares the story of her best fly caught (and released) South Coast black bream.

First cast is with Mark Williams from Lake Macquarie and the tale of the Lake Mac flatty that holds the long distance travel record and Jo Starling shares the story of her best fly caught (and released) South Coast black bream.

First cast this week is with Jo Starling who had the surprise of her life fly fishing for bream with a 6 weight outfit on the South Coast inside a closed estuary. Find out what it was next.

First cast this week is with Jo Starling who had the surprise of her life fly fishing for bream with a 6 weight outfit on the South Coast inside a closed estuary. Find out what it was next.

First cast this week is with Jo Starling who had the surprise of her life fly fishing for bream with a 6 weight outfit on the South Coast inside a closed estuary. Find out what it was next.

Jo Starling has been on an adventure down the Murrumbidgee, sampling the famous Southern hospitality around Leeton and enjoying one of our most beautiful inland rivers and native fish strongholds.

Jo Starling has been on an adventure down the Murrumbidgee, sampling the famous Southern hospitality around Leeton and enjoying one of our most beautiful inland rivers and native fish strongholds.

Our first cast this morning is with Jo Starling who wants recreational fishers to take part in a national survey to give the decision makers in Canberra an idea of the economic importance of rec fishing. Stinker is back with the story of Kerosene Tin Jim, Matt Hansen from the Central West chapter of OZFISH Unlimited at Dubbo on fish rescue, the drought and the rains and Peter LaBlang and Craig McGill look at fishing Sydney Harbour and the Hawkesbury systems after the big wet.

Jo Starling has our first cast this week on TBF. After the great performance at the Secret Women's Business Barra tournament in the Top End Jo is happy to be home doing some fishing off the South Coast with Steve.

Each year the main stage at the Brisbane International Boat Show is reserved for fishing masterclasses and 2019 is no exception. In this podcast we get a quick preview of what Steve and Jo Starling, Paul and Dougie Burt, Tim Simpson and Greg Vinall will be presenting from the stage.

Nadia Taylor is being mentored by Big Fish regular Jo Starling as they gear up for the all female "Secret Women's Business" fishing comp at Corroboree Billabong in the Northern Territory.

First cast this morning is with UNSW researcher Hayden Schilling with part 2 of our discussion on Tailor. Stinker shares some wonderful stories about rabbits and whales and Jo Starling with a Snowy Mountains Spawn Run adventure.

Christopher Atkins, the star of the movie Blue Lagoon, is a massive tackle tinkerer and joins us on The Big Fish this morning.

Corroboree Billabong in the Northern Territory is home to the feisty surface feeding Northern Saratoga. Fishing journalist Jo Starling has spent many years perfecting the techniques for extracting this fish from areas of dense vegetation and in this episode of ALF explains how you can do the same thing. From tackle to the specific techniques required to get a strike and successfully battle a saratoga, Jo had every detail covered. Download the show notes here: https://doclures.com/corroboree-saratoga-jo-starling/

The wonderful fishographer Jo Starling has been slaving away over glossy fishing mag layout; we get her thoughts on what makes a good fish pic for our first cast on TBF.

On TBF this episode extreme yak fishing with Paul Welsh, tips for Mum's fishing with their kids from Jo Starling our fanatical fisherwoman, Stinker with more tales of monsters from the deep and Craig McGill shares a sneaky squid jig rig that will have you catching cephalopods by the bucket full.

First cast this episode is with Jo Starling on her F.L.O.G.Y. fly line only gap year. With her fishing partner Steve winding in the big Yellow Belly one after the other at the Windamere Pink Up fishing day. Jo finally hooked her first Yellow on the fly and it was a huge one. The story of the fight to kick out this week's The Big Fish with Scott Levi.

First cast this episode of the big fish comes from fly fisherwoman extraordinaire Jo Starling. As we have heard in previous episodes of TBF, when we caught up with "Casting for Recovery", fly fishing is THE best therapy after breast surgery. Jo is a breast cancer survivor and the special guest of the fishing event on Windamere, home of the giant Golden Perch or Yellow Belly. As you can see from this photo of Jo, the fish have changed colour for this big fishing competition fundraiser for the McGrath Breast Care Nurses.

Our first cast this episode of TBF comes from the hills behind Mudgee with some of the countries best anglers searching the crystal clear waters of Windamere to catch and release the giant Golden Perch that swim there. Luke Pearce has finished in the top ten before and has had some great sport during the pre fish this week for the Windamere Golden Classic. Jo Starling recounts her first crack at fly fishing for Australian Bass in beautiful Clarrie Hall Dam in Northern NSW and tells us about Gone Fishing Day at Jervis Bay. Stinker talks about the lighthouse keepers, their families and their fishing exploits and the cow that went to sea and Alex Bellisimo continues his fishing tour of Sydney's Northern Beaches, this week we visit Mona Vale Beach.

An update on Jo Starling’s FLOGY ‘Fly Only Gap Year’ coming to you live from the Foster Fly Muster, along with fly casting guru Peter Morse, for our first cast on The Big Fish.

Our First cast on The Big Fish is with Jo Starling on her Fly Only Gap Year or "FLOGY". Jo catches up with famous fly fisher Garry MacDonald who shares his love of the sport.

This episode of The Big Fish we join Jo Starling at the start of her one woman, fly gear only, gap year, fishing challenge, or FLOGGY, as we are calling it, and things have started out well in Tasmania for Jo.

First cast on The Big fish this morning, Dr Anna Clark author of The Catch, a History of Fishing in Australia, takes us fishing with Cook and Phillip. Previously with Anna on The Big Fish, we found out about the brilliant Aboriginal fisher women of Sydney. This time the fascinating history of the fish caught from the Endeavour in Botany Bay, we will find out what was in Captain Phillip’s tackle box on the first fleet and other fishy stories about the colonists. Peter ‘Monsoon’ Morse joins us from Kinchant Dam in Queensland on the quest for the giant Barramundi that swim there. Stinker has his theory of why Port Stephens Flathead fishing has never been better and Jo Starling joins us from Cairns after an angling adventure on the Coburg Peninsular. Jo also breaks the news that she is heading in to a ‘Fly Only Gear Gap Year’ or FLOGGY! Why would you subject yourself to such torture? We will find out in this episode of The Big Fish.     

First cast this morning on The Big Fish comes from Jo Starling who has just been crowned the champion angler at the Secret Women’s Business Barramundi Tournament fished on Corrobboree Billabong. We also talk about Bass fishing on Somerset Dam where Jo is competing this weekend in the final of the Kayak Fishing tournament. The Bass are so big in this Queensland impoundment that Jo believes the winning 2 fish bag limit will probably go over 6 kilos. We continue the focus on the hard fighting Bass with Col Treneman on the Mid North Coast. The Bass have been trapped in the lower reaches of the rivers due to the lack of rain and the catch and release fishing has been spectacular. The fishing with locally made soft bodied cicada fizzers at night has been very exciting with the heart stopping surface strikes shattering the still night air! Stinker looks at all the weird and wonderful forms of fishing from course fishing to fly fishing, game fishing to bait fishing. Bushy shares his memories of opening day antics on the Monaro and Craig McGill has the tale of a massive seal eating Bull shark in Sydney Harbour and the monster metre plus Kingfish that gobbled up a giant Cuttlefish head on this episode of The Big Fish.

On this episode of The Big Fish we go to out of the way extreme fishing spots. First cast is from Luke Pearce chasing clear water Murray Cod in the remote granite gorges of the wild New England. Jo Starling takes us to the desert lakes near Mount Isa to catch bulldozing Sooty Grunter. Stinker goes bommie hopping. Bushy is in the wild west and Peter LaBlang has the Hawkesbury and Northern Beaches covered.

Our first cast this morning comes from Jo Starling in Tasmania who shares some great tips from fishing guide Roger Butler on fishing in the wind.

The boys are back with episode 3. Jam packed with extra content. Clarkie is back talking Golden Perch, Mike from King Fisher lures, James from Balista and Steve and Jo Starling. So sit down and have a listen to the boys from OTB. Enjoy

The boys from OTB had a chat to legendary fishing tv presenter Steve Starlo Starling. He gave us an insight into his methods on catching golden perch and Australian Bass. Behind every great man is an even better woman so we also got to speak to his wife Jo Starling also an accomplished angler.

The boys from OTB had a chat to legendary fishing tv presenter and journalist Steve Starlo Starling. He gave us an insight into his methods on catching golden perch and Australian Bass. Behind every great man is an even better woman so we also got to speak to his wife Jo Starling also an accomplished angler.