Horsham has a myriad of fishing opportunities from trout to Murray cod to golden perch and yabbies. Lake Nagambie is one of the largest lakes in the Murray Darling system, which has been stocked with over a million Murray cod and goldens since 2020.
Bill Travels all the way to Arnhem Land Barramundi Lodge to interview Aussie Fishing Icon, Alex Julius. Then Jason Taylor explores a cool trout river just south of Lake Eildon.
Bill Travels all the way to Arnhem Land Barramundi Lodge to interview Aussie Fishing Icon, Alex Julius. Then Jason Taylor explores a cool trout river just south of Lake Eildon.
Bill and Mick head to Lake Fyans, with the reputation for the largest redfin in Australia. Also, James travels to the top of Australia to catch mountain brook trout amongst some stunning scenery.
Bill travels to Gippsland to catch his largest bream ever. Then James goes to the high country to showcase a unique fly fishing program, designed to aid people diagnosed with cancer.
Bill fishes the Goulburn River with fly fisher guide, James Norney, then Michelle Brittain visits Kelvin Bertacinni's backyard, in Western Port to see what deep water whiting fishing is all about.
Bill ventures up north to cast for Murray Cod with James Norney in Lake Mulwala. Then it's down to Corner Inlet, in Victoria's far south, to find some very big Whiting & some great Squid.
Bill and a few mates join skipper, Mitch Bertacchini on his fishing charter in the offshore reefs of Noosa, targeting a variety of northern and tropical species as well as a few southern favourites.
Jason & Michelle head to Flinders in Victoria's south to show us how they catch squid. Then Bill takes James & Mick to Eildon to chase Cod, Golden Perch & Redfin.
Bill Classon tells his story of the resurgence of Port Phillip Bay. And how so many people played their part in bringing our snapper fishery back to be better than ever before.
Bill Classon and Michelle Brittain head to the small hamlet of Warneet in search of some of the largest garfish in Victoria. James Norney travels to Mount Beauty, at the top of the Victorian High Country to flyfish trout with some local anglers.
Bill Classon and his new co-host, James Norney fish the pristine waters of the Victorian high country and the Alpine Shire, targeting cod & trout along the Ovens River.
Bill Classon heads to Deniliquin, the home of the Ute Muster, to get a taste of the cod fishing in the Edwards River then joins Corey Green and Victorian Fisheries in a unique cod tagging program on Lake Eildon.
Nige & Nicko take three prize winners deep into the swains reef, in search of tropical monsters. Although the weather is challenging, they soon find that huge sharks will be their greatest test.
Nige & Nicko start the last segment of their southern road trip adventure. And here, in the highlands of Australia Nicko tries to settle some unfinished business.
Nige & Nicko finally hit the high country. It’s cold and the weather is average, which is good for alpine fishing. And now, Nicko’s quest for PB-sized trout begins.
Nige & Nicko's road trip into NSW continues down the south coast and they're relying on this part of the coastline to notch up more species on their bucket list.
Nige & Nicko have explored the inland waters to the far west, ticking off freshwater fish along the way. But now it’s time to test themselves in the salt and the city stretches of the NSW coastline.
Nige & Nicko‘s road trip into NSW takes them west to the back o’ Burke to chase an iconic river fish. But with the river in flood they have no idea what to expect.
Nige & Nicko's road trip south continues as they cross the border into NSW and hit the gorges in search of Murray Cod.
Nige & Nicko chase flathead and snapper while checking out some of the sights on the Sunshine Coast.
Bill Classon heads to Warrnambool and takes us on a tour of all the best fishing destinations, including estuary, freshwater, surf and offshore.
Bill Classon heads to Warrnambool and takes us on a tour of all the best fishing destinations, including estuary, freshwater, surf and offshore.
Nige & Nicko take us through some of the highlights in their bucket list challenge of catching 30 species in 30 days on the road.
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Nige & Nicko continue their '30 species in 60 days' challenge. There's still plenty of fish and crustaceans to tick off and Rockhampton offers plenty but they'll need some good luck and good weather.
Continuing their quest to catch 30 species in 60 days on the road, Nige & Nicko head to the Bundaberg region and the weather is far from ideal, making this a tough challenge from the get-go.
Bill teams up with expert, Tom Tierney in search of super-sized salmon in S.A. then they look at Bream tactics around the docks. Later Bill investigates rumours of a new breed of Barramundi in the N.T.
Bill Classon ventures to one of the largest islands in Australia. Being one of most remote fishing spots in the country, this trip offers breathtaking scenery along with some spectacular fishing.
Nige Webster takes a small boat a long way offshore, with the aim of catching a fish as wide or as long as his boat. The fishing heats up, but will it put an end to the adventure?
Nige heads up north to Darwin and chases some elusive sailfish, along with some other reef species.
Bill Classon visits a rejuvenated Gippsland Lakes, chasing Bream on live bait. Then it’s off to Exmouth in W.A. to attempt a fishing grand slam of three different species of Bill Fish just in one day.
Bill Classon travels to the sea side town of Warrnambool to meet an amazing angler, then down to the lee of Wilsons Promontory to search for one of the most popular species that inhabit our oceans.
Bill teams up with Matt Frost & Scott Xanthoulakis to go fly Fishing in some stunning streams within 2 hours of Melbourne. Then he goes head to head with his mate Tom Tierney on a hunt for whiting.
Bill Classon ventures to one of the largest islands in Australia. Being one of most remote fishing spots in the country, this trip offers breathtaking scenery along with some spectacular fishing.
Jason Medcalf waits out some rough weather by learning a few 4WD skills, which is only gonna get him into trouble. When the weather doesn't improve its then a case of go hungry or go fishing.
Bill teams up with expert surf angler, Tom Tierney to explore some remote S.A. beaches in search of super-sized salmon. Then he heads to Victoria's west coast to catch some tuna for the table.
Nige tackles rough oceans on the outer edge of Australian waters to chase pelagic fish. Then Bill and his mates target the rich waters at the mouth of the Daly River in the top end.
Nige helps out two invited anglers with a first-time fish in mind but it isn’t one of the easiest in the ocean to catch. Bill then looks at why Victoria’s Kingfish are rebounding so successfully today.
We run an experiment of the food types barramundi feed on in central Queensland, before exploring the role Fisheries plays in Victoria's best fishing spots.
We head offshore to help an angler catch a bucket list fish: the snapper. Then, we take a trip back in time, as Nige heads out on his boat with only the previous generation of gear, in search of a feed of fish.
Heading north of the Cape York Penisula, we find some remote areas of the Great Barrier Reef, and sample the amazing fishing on offer. Along the journey we investigate why the reef is such an important Wonder-of-the-World; we also highlight some of its major threats.
We jump on a plane and head to the top of Australia in search of a secret remote fishing camp! Along the way we explore how the wet season cycle affects our offshore and river fish species, all the while tangling with some impressive fish.
It's youth versus experience as Nige challenges a younger generation of anglers to a fishing competition aboard Nomad Sportfishing, before Bill Classon explores the explosive growth rates of trout and salmon in the crater lakes of Western Victoria.