Podcast appearances and mentions of murray cod

Send us a textEpisode 135: Anton Covino, Shark Watch SA This week we are joined by Anton Covino, the man behind the Shark Watch SA pages on social media, who has been documenting shark sightings across SA for a number of years. He has  become increasingly busy in recent weeks with skyrocketing reports of sharks in shallow water and even beaching themselves, likely due to the ongoing Algal bloom and the sharks becoming unwell due to deoxygenated water. We find out how Anton started up Shark Watch SA, his theories on increasing shark sightings, how popular his recent shark posts have become and how he is minimising the risk of ‘fear mongering.'As always, we have all of the latest news in SA fishing, including:An update on the ongoing algal bloom, with more sharks and even penguins dying, the north coast of KI is getting worse and Stansbury Oyster farms closed due to possible contamination. Murray Cod released into the Valley Lake in Mount Gambier thanks to funding from RecFish SA.Council votes to allow fishing to continue in the freshwater lake at West Lakes. Our tackle item of the week is a simple, light weight net with fine mesh that we used over Easter for dabbing garfish. Another big fishing report including Port MacDonnell barrel tuna and other species in the annual Sportsfish Tournament, winter whiting are heating up, while Dizzy's Dad Davo continues to clean up the squid on the Yorke Peninsula. 

Send us a textEpisode 134: Terry Magryn, Marion Bay boat ramp EngineerThis week we are joined by Terry Magryn, the main man behind Magryn Engineering who worked on the recent Marion Bay boat ramp. After some negative reports around weed building up on the ramp, it was good to chat with Terry about their role in the project. Terry was able to explain that there are a lot of competing issues with designing a new ramp, with wind, wave and weed as well as financial limits, preferences from the local council and guidelines from the South Australian Boating Facility Advisory Committee all impacting on the design. Terry gave us a much greater understanding of the challenges with this boat ramp and also touched on some of his other projects including the Whyalla Jetty. We also discussed all of the news in SA fishing:No cause was identified for fish deaths at SARDI facility last year. Commercial pipi closure linked to algal bloom.Mt Gambier's Valley Lake set for Murray Cod stocking thanks to Recfish SA funding.Another Yabby Net exchange from Recfish and Green Adelaide. Some big boat brands are sold to other companies. 2 incidents of illegal squid fishing from Wirrina. Our tackle item of the week is the recoil rod leash from Shimano and we also chat about the increase in shark sightings across the state, including some epic footage from SA Angler and Dizzy's dad spotting a Great White just after we were swimming in and out from his mooring. Plus, all of the latest fishing reports including barrels firing up in the South East of the state, winter whiting warming up, plenty of squid, an unusual whale sighting off the Kingscote Jetty and a wrap up of our own fishing over Easter targeting Crabs and Garfish. 

Ep93 - Billy Westerveld: Surface at Lake Mulwala & Lake Eildon for Big Cod   Billy Westerveld looks at Murray Cod in a different way to most, he is very in tune to their behaviours and makes small changes to his fishing with big results. A top guy who is willing to share and help others – which lead him to become one of the SF Team and writing the reports for Lake Eildon. In this episode Billy talks about surface fishing at Lake Mulwala and also how he targets big cod at Lake Eildon. We get into details about cod behaviour, having the correct hooks and a basic rule for getting started with live tech. Well worth a listen and I'll have more episodes to come with Billy. If you want to ask him any questions – join the SF Membership.   In this episode: 1:20 – Billys Fishing Story – First Experience with Big Surface Cod at Mulwala 10:00 – More tips for Surface Fishing for Cod (Hooks, Lure Types, Trolling) 15:30 – Surface at Lake Mulwala – Key Areas & Structure 19:40 – Weed and the Drawdown at Mulwala: How it works? 24:30 – How to get more info on fishing Lake Mulwala 25:10 – Fishing Lake Eildon for Murray Cod 34:00 – Growth rates for Eildon Cod & their behaviour 36:00 – How to find success using Live Tech for the first time 45:00 – Billy's Go-To Lures for Cod 54:50 – Billy's Most Memorable Catch

Former NSW Fisheries Principal Research Scientist, Murray Cod expert and published author Stuart Rowland joins the boys to discuss Murray Cod, amazing Fish biology, the issues facing freshwater systems in Australia and much much more

Alex Ross loves his freshwater fishing, especially land-based fishing for Murray Cod on creek and river systems. Based in the Wagga region and growing up on the Murray River, he has been surrounded by premier cod rivers. In this episode Alex shares a wealth of knowledge on his experience bank walking, and what he has learnt along the way, including how to avoid snags, gear to pack and the approach for fishing land based in rivers. He has also kitted out a Stand-Up Paddle Board for fishing along these rivers, and has had some good success. He shares his journey of purchasing the board, and what he has learnt along the way. You won't meet a nicer guy, who is happy to help and do anything for anyone! Enjoy this episode with Alex Ross!   In this episode: 03:30 – Previous podcasts with Alex from our river drifts 13:20 – Alex's fishing story and where it all started 26:20 – Gear for Fishing Landbased for Murray Cod   36:30 – Technique & Approach from the Bank 52:00 – Fishing from a Stand-Up Paddle Board (SUP) in the Freshwater 1:18:00 – Using the Correct Rod for the Situation – Understanding Rod Action 1:26:30 – Fishing in Your Comfort Zone V Pushing to Try Something New 1:39:10 – Final Lesson from Alex 1:45:30 – Alex's Top Fishing Moment

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Send us a textEpisode 128 Ryan Stella FishingThis week we are joined by Ryan Weidenhofer, the man behind Ryan's Stella Fishing on Youtube and social media. Ryan spends lots of time on the bottom end of the Yorke Peninsula and targets a wide variety of species, documenting it all in video and photos which we love to see! He is someone who does a variety of different sorts of fishing, from targeting Tuna, Kingfish and Samson Fish offshore, to bread and butter species in shallow water, diving for Crays and is now looking to get into more land based angling. We also have a jam packed new segment including:An illegal Snapper haul on the Fleurieu Peninsula.Ongoing management of Abalone in the South East with Abalone Viral Ganglioneuritis again found around Port MacDonnell.Lots of RecFish SA events including the first Reel Women Tuna Clinics on board Want To Fish Charters.Carp Frenzy is on again in early March with some amazing prizesOur tackle item of the week is the Sharkbanz Zeppelin, a device to deter sharks from stealing your catch, while we also chat about Dizzy's attempt at Ceviche Whiting after a listener put us on to the idea!Lots going on in the fishing report, Dizzy caught crabs with young Ned and the bag of Whiting with his dad over the long weekend, while Tuna are finally here in good numbers, a wrap of the Kingston Surf Fishing Comp and a small Murray Cod in Aroona Dam a good sign of breeding occurring. 

Send us a textEpisode 127  - Kane ReardonThis week we are joined by gun Victorian fisho and new TV fishing personality Kane Reardon. Kane and his good mate Aaron ‘Red' Habgood (guest in episode 82) have recently launched their own fishing show ‘Red's Fishing Adventures' which you can find on 7 Plus. The show follows these 2 mates ticking fish and experiences off their bucket lists, taking them from their home in Victoria to Marlin in NSW, 2 episodes in Exmouth and even an episode chasing Samson Fish from Marion Bay in SA. We chat with Kane about his own fishing journey, his experiences and opinions on fishing in SA and talk about Reef Thief Lures and Bangers Teasers, a couple of local brands he is involved with. We also have all of the fishing news from across SA including:RecFish SA's Murray Cod monitoring program in local reservoirs has come to an end.Free ramp use at Wirrina while the Cape Jervis ramp is out of action. Abalone Viral Ganglioneuritis has again been detected in the states southeastern waters.A definite ‘No' to offshore wind farms in SA.Carp Frenzy is on again soon at Lake Bonney.A couple more RecFish SA events at Port Noarlunga and West Lakes.We also review our own weekends fishing out to Althorpe Islands off Marion Bay where we caught Nannygai, Flathead and Whiting, but did have some issues cooking lunch! Our tackle item of the week comes from this trip, the Shimano Tekota 600 Overhead reel which was great for jigging and when paired with the Game Type J rod was a lot lighter than the rods we used to jig with. We also discuss some of our social media discussions around whether Nannies are better eating than Whiting and different ways people cook their Whiting. As always we have the local fishing reports including the Tuna finally arriving off the Fleurieu, summer favourites in blue swimmer crabs and yellowfin whiting are on and one listener catching heaps while on summer holidays in the South East.

Jack is a Murray Cod guide in Northern VIC/Southern NSW - Lake Mulwala Sports Fishing. He is a businessman, lifelong angler and hunter and a proud father. This episode we discuss the trials of running your own business, hunting near and far and of course, plenty of fishing. Jack is a good friend of mine and a great example of a good and intelligent human being. Feedback is always welcome and I hope you all enjoy!

Nate Archer has a passion for fishing, and specifically targeting Barramundi. I was lucky enough to catch up with Nate to talk about Barra, fishing at Lake Monduran and how fishing started for him. If you are new to chasing Barra or want to learn a few new tricks… this is a podcast you don't want to miss. Towards the end of the episode Nate talks about his 1st place win in this years ABT Barra Tour at the Lake Monduran leg. His attention to detail when it comes to chasing Barra, Murray Cod or any species is incredible. Nate also writes reports within the SF Membership, where he shares what he learns on his trips to Monduran, Hinze, Glenlyon, Lesie and more. Nate loves sharing and helping others. A top fella and was a privilege to have him on an episode of the podcast.   In this episode: 3:00 – Why Nate loves sharing and helping others with fishing 9:00 – How Nate started fishing chasing Catfish 19:40 – Monduran and Awoonga floods & the Barra comeback 37:30 – Fishing for Barramundi in Impoundments 51:25 - Fishing at Lake Monduran 1:20:45 – ABT Barra Tour Win on the Monduran Leg 2024

Kish is the founder and owner of Bait Rlgn - A bespoke fishing tackle company in Australia. He is an experienced Murray Cod angler, elite level soccer player, business man and well-rounded human being. We share a lot of similarities in life, mindset, personal growth, hard things and what success truly means. This 3 hour episode covers many things in life, business & fishing and we get deep and personal on many subjects. One for the books and not to be missed. As always, feedback is welcome and I hope you all enjoy!

This week on The Big Fish Stuart Rowland talks about his new book on the mighty Murray Cod, Indigenous knowledge and history, commercial exploitation, decline and regeneration of this amazing species.

Michael chats to the chief executive officer of Murray Cod Australia whose Murray Cod was favoured by the King and Queen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shannon Sharpe and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson investigate the rumors that rapper Cardi B had an affair with Stefon Diggs while 8 months pregnant. Later, Unc and Ocho react to Kyler Murray announcing partnership with Call of Duty and it's the return of fan favorites Spell-O-Cinco and Dunk on Unc!03:18 - Kyler Murray COD sponsor04:14 - Stefon Diggs07:35 - Spello Cinco15:17 - Dunk on Unc23:42 - Q and aye(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Cod Mega Bucks catch and release event has been run and won with the $10,000 first prize going to the angler with the longest fish. Listen to The Big Fish and you too might catch a monster!

Episode 115: Asher Dezsery, RecFish SAThis week we are joined by RecFish SA's Executive Officer Asher Dezsery for an update on all things going on in recreational fishing in South Australia. There are plenty of big issues to discuss including:$200k of funding for kids and womens fishing programs with RecFish SA looking to employ project support staff to help run these programs.Cod Pods are up and running in Myponga and Happy Valley Reservoirs.A wrap up of the Fishos Forums that have been held across the state recently.An update on the Snapper buyback program.A push for Mulloway size limits to be increased in the Coorong to protect the species across the state. Plus we have plenty of other news including:80 more Murray river Crayfish restocked into a secret location.Australian Marine Wildlife Rescue & Research  Organisation are on the lookout for an entangled Fur Seal in the Coffin Bay Region.Coorong Black Bream and Murray Cod fishing is now closed.Plus we review our disappointing fishing efforts at North Haven over the weekend and discuss the ‘Drone Insurance' that we nearly needed to use as our tackle item of the week. Plus we have all the states fishing reports including winter Whiting, Salmon fishing across the state, an update on the barrels and a Rainbow Trout caught from Happy Valley Reservoir.Finally a big congratulations to Jai Baxter who was announced as our winner of the July photo competition thanks to Shimano, for his ripper PB Murray Cod - a huge effort for a 10 year old!

Back at the microphone with the legend that is… Lubin Pfeiffer! A lot has happened since the last time we spoke four years ago, including Lubin's lifestyle, job and some of his fishing techniques – we touch on these before diving into key topics around chasing Murray Cod on rivers. Lubin shares stories from travelling over the past few years, we discuss his travelling setup and what he does for power, internet, water etc (handy tips to help you setup a system for travelling). We discuss key conditions for river Murray Cod including flows and clarity. What's the best surface fishing retrieve? And so much more! Towards the end we chat about the Lower Murray River and how the water flows through this section, what are ideal flows and some background and history around the river. This is a fascinating chat that you don't want to miss!   In this episode: 4:00 – Catchup with Lubin on what's been happening, his YouTube channel and the past four years 9:30 – How long should my trip be chasing a big river cod? 15:30 – Filming and running a YouTube channel 27:00 – What has changed since we last spoke: surface retrieves for cod fluorocarbon mainline using sounders 44:00 – How does Lubin approach a new system/location for the first time? 50:30 – Setup for travelling (power, internet, sleeping, water, charging etc) 58:30 – Process for a surface retrieve for cod 1:06:00 – What's most important for rivers? Flow, clarity, water temperature, weather, moon, barometer? 1:10:00 – Understanding flows in the lower Murray River system 1:29:00 – Lubins learning on cod behaviour over the past few years 1:41:00 – Lubins rods, reels, lures and gear 1:46:30 – Top Must Visit Spots in each State 1:50:30 – What's the future look like for Lubin?

Episode 112 - Faith ColemanThis week we are joined by Faith Coleman, an ecologist, who knows more about the Coorong than just about anyone! She is a wealth of knowledge about how the system works and is able to shed some light on the recent fish kills in the Coorong's South Lagoon which has made news in recent months. We also chat about the Coorong's health overall, the shrinking sand dunes and hear what she thinks needs to be done to better manage the ecosystem. We also have plenty of news to discuss, including:PIRSA are developing an app that will potentially incorporate mandatory reporting and RecFish SA are looking for some representatives for its development. RecFish SA have formally requested to Tom Koutsantonis for a restructure including free boat launching for recreational anglers across the state. A couple of interesting shark encounters - A Tiger Shark coughed up a Echidna in Queensland and a dicey shark release by a KI fisho!Our tackle item of the week is the Zodias range of rods from Shimano, which we used recently when targeting Whiting over the long weekend. Plus all the latest fishing reports including barrel size Tuna off Port Lincoln, Marion Bay and Port MacDonnell, offshore Samson Fish across the state and plenty of Murray Cod still around for the last month of the season!

GOAT of the Quotes To wipe or not to wipe?… hmm Roo's socks dilemma How do you sort your socks?? 100 mill on Powerball tonight? Hear the most reoccurring lucky numbers True Lies – Did Roo really catch 20 Murray cod in one net? Rumour Mill – Paramount Plus camera crew strike for A-League Overnight sports update Loz's boomer tech-support situation Voice of the Suburbs - See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 109: Rick Kozoolin, Team Hardore Fishing SAThis week we are joined by Rick Kozoolin, the man behind Team Hardcore Fishing, a group of mates who fish hard for big fish across the state and document their adventures on Instagram. Rick has caught heaps of impressive fish, 160cm + Kingfish, 140cm + Mulloway and heaps of big Samson Fish. We hear all about his fishing, from surf fishing the west coast, jigging around Greenly Island and his next pursuit of big Murray Cod. Rick attended the first of the RecFish SA Fishing Forums so is also able to give us a good run down of the night from an independent perspective. We also have all the big news items, including: A lucky angler finally catches the Northern Territory's Million Dollar Barramundi.The RecFish SA Forums continue across the state.Some interesting sightings across the state: A Blanket Octopus at Port Wakefield and Sun Fish washed up at Victor HarborWe also have all the fishing reports from around the state, including our own fishing on Yorkes last weekend, an update on barrels and the annual fishing Comp at Port Macdonnell, a 165kg Tuna caught at Portland and some deep dropping off the shelf off Port Lincoln. Our tackle item of the week is a small mesh net from Shimano which we used to land heaps of squid recently!

Episode 107: Tom TyczenkoThis week we are joined by a young SA angler who is making big waves all across the states rec fishing scene. Tom works at Sportfishing Scene, where he is super knowledgeable across a range of species, particularly Mulloway which is his favorite fish to target. Tom has recently joined the board of RecFish SA and is keen to contribute to the great work they have been doing over recent years. He is also studying Marine Biology and is looking to work full time in the sector in the years to come! With all this experience across a range of sectors, he is a great man to interview and someone who can teach us all a thing or two!We also have all the latest news in SA fishing, including:The potential for the Tumby Bay Jetty to re open.Murray Cod habitat and potential surveillance of breeding is in the pipeline.A look at where our money is being spent on boatramps across the state.More opportunities across the state to exchange opera house yabby nets for the more environmentally friendly pyramid style nets.Plus, all the fishing reports including barrel tuna at Port MacDonnell, school tuna on Yorkes and our own easter fishing at Robe and Yorke Peninsula. Our tackle item of the week is the Shimano Game Type J Rod which we have in both a spin and overhead model and loved using it in the Port Lincoln Tuna Classic recently!

Thomas and Steve Pinter join Tony Bennett and the boys live from the Cod Nationals fresh off their win to discuss everything Murray Cod related and the mindset needed to be a champion Fisho.

New to chasing cod? This is the episode for you! Rhys & Dan share a few tips for getting started in the world of lure fishing for Murray Cod – for both lakes and rivers. There is an endless amount to learn when it comes to Murray Cod, but this episode summaries the basics to help you get started.   In this episode: 3:00 – Early memories of catching cod on a lure 10:00 – Tips for Learning to Lure fish in a Lake/Impoundment 16:20 – Tips for Learning in a River or Creek 36:00 – Techniques and Learning more 39:20 – Location and spots are important 45:50 – Looking after Murray Cod   Learn more about lure fishing in the Freshwater Mini Series > https://socialfishing.com.au/free-freshwater-mini-series/

In this episode, Food & Drink Business editor Kim Berry is joined by Murray Cod Australia CEO, Ross Anderson, and Luke Piccolo, the co-owner and head chef of Limone restaurant in Griffith, New South Wales. The discussion is about Aquna Sustainable Murray Cod, a world leader in sustainable aquaculture.Ross gives us an overview of how Murray Cod farming was pioneered by Matt Ryan in Australia, which resulted in a successful, highly scalable farming process with low labour costs that delivers high quality produce. Luke shares his experience working with Aquna, the initial challenge of changing consumer perceptions of Murray Cod, and the exponential growth in its popularity as more people tasted it. We also get a detailed insight into how technology and processes have been revolutionised since the creation of the first pond, with Murray Cod Australia now running 50 ponds, three hatcheries, and 90 staff, and its intentions to grow its production to 10,000 tonnes by 2030. We wrap up by reviewing the booming global market of aquaculture, how sustainability is embedded in the business, and the ways in which Luke minimises food waste and maximises flavour in the Limone kitchen.LINKS:The Hive Awards: www.thehiveawards.com.au/Aquna Sustainable: aquna.com/------------------------------The Food & Drink Business Podcast is produced by Southern Skies Media on behalf of Food & Drink Business, owned and published by Yaffa Media (www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au).The views of the people featured on this podcast do not necessarily represent the views of Food & Drink Business, Yaffa Media, or the guest's employer. The contents are copyright by Yaffa Media.If you wish to use any of this podcast's audio, please contact Food & Drink Business via their website www.foodanddrinkbusiness.com.au or send an email to editor@foodanddrinkbusiness.com.auHost: Kim BerryMC: Grant McHerronProducer: Steve VisscherEditor: Chris VisscherFood & Drink Business - © 2024

If you like a good fishing story… you'll enjoy this episode. I sat down for almost two hours to chat with Jake Miles all about his fishing story and North East Victoria. Jake covers fishing on the Ovens River, Lake Eildon, Lake Buffalo and the Murray River. He shares his story about how he moved to Australia and learnt how to fish well after school. Quite a different story to many, and he shares how he overcame the hurdles of learning to fish, starting with Trout and advancing to Murray Cod. This is a great yarn full of plenty of laughs and banter. Enjoy!   In this episode: 2:40 – Jake's story and background – how he got started in fishing. 14:00 – The next step of learning in Jakes's journey chasing Murray Cod. 27:30 – Jake's first metre cod story. 34:50 – Fishing Small Rivers in North East VIC – Ovens River. 42:45 – Fishing the Murray River. 48:30 – Fishing Lake Buffalo. 1:01:00 – Jake's experience at Lake Eildon. 1:15:30 – The story of Outback Adventures Australia YouTube channel and content. 1:30:00 – Jake's dream trip. 1:35:30 – Story of Jake's Biggest Ovens River Cod.   For more information on freshwater fishing head to: www.socialfishing.com.au

First cast comes from "Cod's" Country!

A new deal to save the Murray-Darling basin has been brokered by Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek, following another mass fish kill, and a survey finding not a single adult Murray Cod in the Lower Darling-Bakka. This was recorded on Tuesday 5th September 2023 and things may have changed since recording. The Australia Institute // @theausinstitute Guest: Kate McBride, Researcher and Parliamentary Liason Officer, the Australia Institute // @Kate_McBride_1 Host: Ebony Bennett, Deputy Director, the Australia Institute // @ebony_bennett Producer: Jennifer Macey // @jennifermacey Edited by: Emily Perkins Theme Music: Pulse and Thrum; additional music by Blue Dot SessionsSupport Follow the Money: https://nb.australiainstitute.org.au/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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As the federal government admit the $13 billion Murray-Darling Basin Plan will not be completed on time, the Conversation Hour explores the changing fortunes of the Murray Cod - and how a fine-dining renaissance might help its survival.

River ecologist and CSIRO Scientist Paul Murray talks to Ian Mannix about his new book: "The Life and Times of the Murray Cod."

Could there be anything better than quietly walking a river system whilst slinging lures at some oversized Murray cod? If there is, I'm struggling to think what it might be! And I'm pretty sure the answer won't be any closer after today's podcast episode with Tyson Zarew.  Tyson fishes the Murrumbidgee system from the bank and from small tinnies - and he bats well above the average when it comes to catching big green fish! Today he shares his tips, strategies and of course his favourite lures for cod fishing. _________________ Keen to support the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast and get some extra help with your fishing? Why not check out Team Doc Lures. By becoming a member you'll be lending the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast a hand, and getting acess to members only podcast content, livestreams, tools and resources to improve your fishing. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com _________________ Full show notes for todays episode: https://doclures.com/murrumbidgee-murray-cod-tyson-zarew

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

We are back, its been some time, about 10 months but from here on in we endeavor to do more and satiate your ear holes with more fishing info. We talk about what we have been doing for the last 10 months, bass fishing, rods and reels, what's coming up for the poddy and answer a few listener questions. Unfortunately, we didn't answer them all but we will get back to them next time... which wont be to far away. 

Plenty has been said and written about fishing for Murray Cod in Lake Mulwala, but today's guest is far more qualified to dish out the advice than most. Jack Hocking was born and bred in the Mulwala area and grew up learning to fish both the lake and the Murray River downstream of the dam. These days, Jack makes a living as a professional Murray Cod guide, taking clients onto the lake to experience amazing cod fishing first-hand.  ________________ Today's ALF episode is a "PLUS" edition, meaning that Team Doc Lures members are getting a little more help from Jack than the listening public. If you'd like to support the ALF podcast you can get a little extra too - "PLUS" episodes, audio masterclasses, tackle deals, livestreams and more. It costs less than you'd pay for a cup of coffee per week and the value is immense! Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ________________ Show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/lake-mulwala-murray-cod-jack-hocking

Luke Pearce, NSW Fisheries Manager, on mapping the Murrumbidgee 

Luke Pearce, NSW Fisheries Manager, on mapping the Murrumbidgee 

At less than two hours drve from the Melbourne CBD, Nagambie is a very accessible fishing destination - and one that clearly should be on the radar of those who are passionate about their Murray cod fishing. In her second episode for ALF, Caitlin interviewed cod fishing gun Sunny Brislin-Martins and mined a ton of great insights on how to target cod on lures at this location.  __________________ Enjoy the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast? Want access to extra tools, resources and fishing audio? Then maybe it's time to support ALF by joining Team Doc Lures. For less than you'd pay for a cup of coffee per week you can have all of this and more! Check it out at team.doclures.com ________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at: https://doclures.com/nagambie-murray-cod-sunny-brislin-martins

On Episode 149 we chat to Jack Porter who is a South East Queensland resident commercial fly tyer, and published author.  Jack is tying some incredible flies and on this show, we get to the connection between his fly tying and his fly fishing. Jack has spent a lot of time honing his skills fishing for Australian freshwater natives, from Jungle Perch, to Murray Cod and plenty of Saratoga and Bass in between, this is not to say Jack hasn't spent time those fish that compete with natives such as Trout and Carp. Its fair to say that jack is a fairly well rounded fly fisherman which reflects in his fly tying. Jack is also a member of the Australian Fly tyers Co Op where you will find a selection of his flies, or you can contact him through his social media @porters_flies   Also on this show we talk about near death experiences, the re-release of Heads and Tails, Voltzy gives a recap on the BCF Topwater Film Invitational and in the outro, we really get to the bottom of why Voltzy takes photos like he does... you really don't want to miss that analysis... It could take you from zero to hero.  This episode is presented by Nervous Water, Kettafly Apparel, Power Pole and Beast Brushes

The latest NSW freshwater news, first cast in this edition of The Big Fish is with NSW Fisheries Luke Pearce. Find out about the great conservation and habitat restoration work being done and the difference a wet year makes to our hardy fish West of the divide.

The latest NSW freshwater news, first cast in this edition of The Big Fish is with NSW Fisheries Luke Pearce. Find out about the great conservation and habitat restoration work being done and the difference a wet year makes to our hardy fish West of the divide.

Last week, I had the opportunity to chat to John Everett from Fish New England. John is a very pragmatic fly tyer, who is a shining example of what translating observations made on the water to the vice looks like. Many people will already know John to be an inspiring man who is always free with advice and time, this also runs true in this interview as we talk about the trials and tribulations involved in fly design for John and how time on the water is what has shaped the flies we see today.  Many people will know John as the "Cod Fly" guy, but John is more rounded than that, and although John has spent many hours in the salt and lake Barra, he is well known for tying in his lane, a great lesson for all of us, especially those new to the sport. Having been close to the forefront of Murray Cod fly design has afforded John the ability to see both failures and successes of the successful flies we see today. Tune and listen to the stories behind some of the greatest Cod flies this country has known.  This show is brought to you by Nervous Water, Kettafly Apparel and Beast Brushes

In this episode a great conversation with Ross Anderson, all about the truly inspiring story of AQUNA Sustainable Murray Cod and the premium, murray cod they produce for consumers, restaurants, international markets and leading chef's like Josh Niland. It's an uplifting, can-do story about business leadership and innovation, smart, passionate people and their commitment to sustainability that all adds up to a world first, all grown in regional NSW. I've long wanted to do a 'positive' story about aquaculture, especially given the impacts of large-scale industrial Tasmanian salmon production, the story Richard Flanagan tells in Toxic - The Rotting Underbelly of the Tasmanian Salmon Industry, pub 2021. Flanagan's ‘Toxic' is a heart and environmentally wrenching story, but it isn't all bad news. In a webinar he presented about the issues, he shone light on where there's hope and great potential  – to expand, sustainable land based, vertically integrated, closed loop land based aquaculture. AQUNA is an award winning, land-based, producer of murray cod - one of the most ancient, delicious and highly revered fish, once prolific in the wild, listed as nationally threatened in 2003, and so special to First People's and Murray Darling basin ecosystems. During recent fish kills, the business supplied aerators to the Menindee Lakes and have released some 23 million murray cod fingerlings back into the Murray Darling river to help restore fish stocks and ecosystem health. Love it.  AQUNA is an industry leader internationally and in the local Griffith community and environment  – employing people in clever jobs, growing vertically integrated, circular-resource use production. Listen in and check out their website to learn more about their commitment to sustainability and whole-of-system innovation in this space.  Aquna Sustainable Murray Cod is listed as “GREEN” on the The Good Fish Guide. The Good Fish Guide, an app and website, is a sustainability initiative by the Australian Marine Conservation Society. The guide is an independent reference that helps chefs and consumers make informed decisions on the seafood they eat and serve. Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food producing industries in the world – a key and growing source of protein. According to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization, global aquaculture production rose 520% for the period 1990-2018 (FAO, 2020). Some 54% of seafood consumed worldwide is produced through aquaculture, but approximately 87% of seafood purchased in New South Wales is imported. So there are enormous domestic and export opportunities for sustainably produced, high quality fish and AQUNA are leading the way to do just that.  Bravo AQUNA and thank you Ross for such a great conversation (and for what you all do)! AQUNA's website @ aquna.com Follow AQUNA: Insta: @ aqunasustainablemurraycod/ FB: @  AqunaSustainableMurrayCod Follow Nourishing Matters  Insta @ nourishing_matters FB @ nourishingmatterstochewon     Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

In this episode a great conversation with Ross Anderson, all about the truly inspiring story of AQUNA Sustainable Murray Cod and the premium, murray cod they produce for consumers, restaurants, international markets and leading chef's like Josh Niland. It's an uplifting, can-do story about business leadership and innovation, smart, passionate people and their commitment to sustainability that all adds up to a world first, all grown in regional NSW. I've long wanted to do a 'positive' story about aquaculture, especially given the impacts of large-scale industrial Tasmanian salmon production, the story Richard Flanagan tells in Toxic - The Rotting Underbelly of the Tasmanian Salmon Industry, pub 2021. Flanagan's ‘Toxic' is a heart and environmentally wrenching story, but it isn't all bad news. In a webinar he presented about the issues, he shone light on where there's hope and great potential  – to expand, sustainable land based, vertically integrated, closed loop land based aquaculture. AQUNA is an award winning, land-based, producer of murray cod - one of the most ancient, delicious and highly revered fish, once prolific in the wild, listed as nationally threatened in 2003, and so special to First People's and Murray Darling basin ecosystems. During recent fish kills, the business supplied aerators to the Menindee Lakes and have released some 23 million murray cod fingerlings back into the Murray Darling river to help restore fish stocks and ecosystem health. Love it.  AQUNA is an industry leader internationally and in the local Griffith community and environment  – employing people in clever jobs, growing vertically integrated, circular-resource use production. Listen in and check out their website to learn more about their commitment to sustainability and whole-of-system innovation in this space.  Aquna Sustainable Murray Cod is listed as “GREEN” on the The Good Fish Guide. The Good Fish Guide, an app and website, is a sustainability initiative by the Australian Marine Conservation Society. The guide is an independent reference that helps chefs and consumers make informed decisions on the seafood they eat and serve. Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing food producing industries in the world – a key and growing source of protein. According to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization, global aquaculture production rose 520% for the period 1990-2018 (FAO, 2020). Some 54% of seafood consumed worldwide is produced through aquaculture, but approximately 87% of seafood purchased in New South Wales is imported. So there are enormous domestic and export opportunities for sustainably produced, high quality fish and AQUNA are leading the way to do just that.  Bravo AQUNA and thank you Ross for such a great conversation (and for what you all do)! AQUNA's website @ aquna.com Follow AQUNA: Insta: @ aqunasustainablemurraycod/ FB: @  AqunaSustainableMurrayCod Follow Nourishing Matters  Insta @ nourishing_matters FB @ nourishingmatterstochewon     See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ever try to carve a bait out of a chunk of wood? Not too easy is it? Well, Jake has been making baits since 2013 so he has learned a thing or two about carving wood. While only his master baits are made from wood he still takes time and precious during the whole bait-making process. From making the molds, painting the blanks, and throwing on the hardware, jake does it all in the CooperB8s shop based out of Kansas City, Missouri. Join Jake and me as we talk about what got him into making swimbaits and his process of producing them. Not to mention the conversation about his baits catching Murray Cod in the land down under! Make sure if you guys are liking the show to give it a 5-star rating on your listening platform, and share with everyone who would enjoy the show. CooperB8s socials Website: www.cooperb8s.com IG: cooperb8s_swimbaits FB: CooperB8s

This episode we talk to a Buddy from down under . We talk to Johnny about GT Fishing , Yellotail, Murray Cod and their inshore fishery . To support the podcast click on the link below to become a Patreon Member  https://www.patreon.com/Castandcrank This month you will have a chance at  -2 Baits from UFO  -2 Curado 300s  GO GRAB SOME NEW MERCH IN LINK BELOW  https://castandcrankpodcast.com/collections/cast-and-crank-shop Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode we talk to Christian about Murray Cod , Australia , Swimbaits , Covid and Coors light To support the podcast click on the link below to become a Patreon Member  https://www.patreon.com/Castandcrank This month Patreon is sponsored by SwimbaitUnderground  You will have a chance at 4 of the Trout Pattern SUxRAGO D3 Sign up on our Patreon  GO GRAB SOME NEW MERCH IN LINK BELOW  https://castandcrankpodcast.com/collections/cast-and-crank-shop Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Episode 112, we chat to Mark Burns who is from across the puddle in Pennsylvania USA.  Mark is a friend to the show, and the proprietor of Uban Fly Co which is a Guiding and fly tying outfitter for a variety of northern US freshwater predators such as Musky, Pike, Smallmouth, Stripers, Hybrids (Wipers) and Bowfin. Mark who is also one of the Co Hosts of the SVS podcast, is someone we would consider to be a Bucktail aficionado. We get into the parallels between Musky fishing and Murray Cod fishing, in addition to explaining the Brad Bohen designed Buford fly and how its designed to work and what you need to know when selecting one for your fishing. Also on this show we definitely get into it over Bucktail, a passionate topic for all involved that almost makes this show a Bucktail special. Mark is a legend dude, and we are grateful for his time, we hope you enjoy the show.  Head over to Marks website by hitting this link  Uban Fly Co  This show is brought to you by Beast Brushes and Manic Tackle Project

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is in the Riverina for the Wagga Wagga Comedy Festival. He's joined by Tommy Dean, Bec de Unamuno and Dane Simpson as they discuss Murray Cod, crime influencers and the musical of your life.

On Thank God It's Friday, Richard Glover is in the Riverina for the Wagga Wagga Comedy Festival. He's joined by Tommy Dean, Bec de Unamuno and Dane Simpson as they discuss Murray Cod, crime influencers and the musical of your life.

On episode 76 we head over to the West Oz and speak to the future of the sport who is actually living in the past ( we explain on the show) about how he got going, what he catches and his pumping fly tying business Dyl's Hand Tied Flies. Dylan had an unusual introduction to fly tying as he explains on the show, and this explains his unique approach and style of tying. On this show we also explore some of the lesser known freshwater Western Australian scene with tales of some of the biggest Murray Cod you have heard of, Bass, Trout and mysterious rocks that run and speak to you through telepathic means.  Checkout Dylan on Instagram and Facebook by looking up Dyl's hand Tied Flies and even buy some flies from the legend.