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In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, we take you back to the 2024 Daiwa Bream Series, Garmin, Blackwood River Round held on June 15-16 in Western Australia. Host Andrew Death provides a comprehensive recap of the event, highlighting key moments, top performers, and the strategies that made a difference on the water.
Episode Highlights: Event Recap: A detailed look at the Blackwood River Round, including the conditions, standout catches, and how the event unfolded over the two days. Angler Interviews: Hear from the top anglers, including Scott Scicluna, Michael Sammut, and Robert Dawson, as they share their approaches, key lures, and the tactics that helped them succeed. Learn about the challenges they faced and how they adapted to changing conditions. Winning Strategies: Discover the techniques and lure choices that stood out, including insights on using baby vibes, sprats, and other go-to bream lures in the unique Blackwood River setting. Key Takeaways: Get tips on reading the water, adjusting to different patterns, and the importance of pre-fish strategies from some of Australia's best bream anglers. The Bream Fishing Project Collective: Andrew also introduces listeners to The Bream Fishing Project Collective, a subscription-based service offering early access to podcast episodes, monthly live streams, and exclusive content. Donāt miss out on the upcoming live streamāsubscribe now to be part of this growing community! Links and Resources: Join The Collective: breamfishingproject.supercast.com Listen to Episode 90: Learn more about The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Follow Us on Instagram: @thebreamfishingproject -
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In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, we head across to Western Australia to review the 2024 Kayak Round Two on the Blackwood River in Augusta, held back in May. Join me as I chat with some of the Western Australian tournament anglers who competed in this exciting event. We'll dive into the strategies, bite periods, and conditions that shaped the competition, including some standout performances and near misses that made this round so competitive.
In third place, we talk to Joseph Gardner about his approach, the challenges he faced, and how he managed to secure his spot on the podium. In second place, Alex Griesdorff shares his tactics and how a key upgrade late in the day helped him edge closer to the top. And finally, in first place, we have Travis Newland, who walks us through his first-ever kayak round win and the adjustments he made that led him to victory, including a memorable stop at the affectionately named 'Poo Bank,' a key spot that delivered crucial upgrades when the pressure was on.
We'll also cover some exciting updates, including changes coming to The Bream Fishing Project, new gear on the horizon, and upcoming events. Plus, get the latest on fishing tournaments around the country, including the East Coast Bream Series and upcoming comps in Foster.
Whether youāre a seasoned angler or just starting out, thereās plenty to learn from the pros as they share their tips, tricks, and insights on targeting big bream in various conditions. So, sit back, enjoy the episode, and get ready to take your bream fishing to the next level!
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In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, host Andrew Death takes us to Queensland for the Brisbane River Round of the Queensland Team Series held on May 19th. After some time getting all the interviews lined up, Andrew brings you an in-depth look at this exciting event, sharing highlights, fishing strategies, and some surprising techniques from the top competitors.
We start with third place finishers Chris Lonne and Jacob Kelly, who weighed in at 2.86 kilos. They dive into their approach on the Brisbane River, including their pre-fishing strategies, competition day tactics, and the importance of using live scope to spot fish. Next, we hear from Wade Walker who fished with his daughter Lily, securing second place with 2.92 kilos. Wade discusses their experiences fishing around bridge pylons and barges, with Lily making some impressive catches using Atomic deep divers and soft plastics. Finally, we chat with event winners Adam Barnes and Mitch Ferris, who took the top spot with 2.93 kilos, including a kicker fish of 836 grams. They reveal how casting towards deeper waters and varying their lure selection helped them edge out the competition, emphasizing the importance of teamwork.
Andrew also covers updates on upcoming rounds, including the Queensland Team Series at Scarborough and the East Coast Bream Series in Botany Bay. He shares product recommendations, highlighting the latest tackle and gear from Fishin.com.au and kayak deals from hws.com.au, featuring specials on fishing kayaks for all skill levels.
Andrew wraps up the episode by teasing some exciting product updates coming soon, thanking the sponsors and contributors, and inviting feedback from listeners to help shape future episodes. Whether youāre looking for tips on targeting bream on lures or simply enjoy hearing from some of Australia's elite anglers, this episode is packed with valuable insights, engaging interviews, and everything you need to stay in the loop on the competitive bream fishing scene.
Tune in every Tuesday for the latest fishing tips, tricks, and interviews from the world of competitive bream fishing!
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š£ Brace yourself for an exhilarating episode of The Bream Fishing Project Podcast as we dive into the Action Fishing Tournaments held on May 18, 2024, at the Parramatta River. Despite the cold, wet, and windy weather conditions, the competition was fierce, and the fish were biting!
š„ In third place, the ever-popular angler Jose Lopes reeled in three cracking fish, showcasing his skills in challenging conditions.
š„ I had the honor of securing second place, and in this episode, I share my experiences in an interview conducted by a mystery host. Tune in to hear my thoughts on the day and the strategies that paid off.
š„ And at the top of the leaderboard, we celebrate the victory of Abz Meshlawi, also known as "The Finesse Angler." Abz's mastery of finesse techniques earned him the top spot, proving once again why he's a force to be reckoned with in the fishing world.
Donāt miss this exciting recap of a tough yet rewarding day on the water. Tune in now to The Bream Fishing Project Podcast! šļø
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In this exciting episode of "The Bream Fishing Project Podcast," we venture to the mighty Glenelg River in South Australia. Join us as we dive into the thrilling world of competitive bream fishing with two great angler interviews featuring close mates who secured first and second place in the latest competition.
We kick off the episode with Nathan Wright, who had an impressive performance, catching a stellar bag on Saturday and nearly 3 kg on Sunday using the mass lure and a 10-pound leader. Nathan shares his unique strategies and memorable catches, including an intriguing capture deep in the water, tangled in a tree.
Next, we bring you a double interview with the top two finishers, Dylan Pace and Mitch McMaster. Listen in as these good mates recount their journey to victory, offering insights into their techniques and a few laughs along the way. Discover their secrets to success and enjoy their camaraderie as they reflect on their experiences at the Glenelg River.
Tune in to this episode for a blend of valuable fishing tips, engaging stories, and the sheer joy of fishing with friends. Whether you're an avid angler or a fishing enthusiast, this episode is packed with inspiration and entertainment.
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Join us on The Bream Fishing Project Podcast as we dive into the Hobie Kayak Fishing Woy Woy round. In this episode, we sit down with third place finisher Dennis Mageropoulos as he shares his strategies for finding active schools and contour lines. From using gulp prawns to stealth blades, Dennis provides valuable insights for all anglers.
Next, we chat with Blake Partington who had a slow start in the competition until he discovered a game-changing bottom structure. Find out how this discovery impacted his performance on competition day.
And lastly, we catch up with repeat guest and in-form angler Tyson Hayes who shares his winning pattern from previous competitions at Woy Woy. Tune in to hear about Tyson's journey to first place and how he landed the winning fish in the final moments of the competition. Don't miss out on all the exciting fishing tips and stories on The Bream Fishing Project Podcast!
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In this exciting episode of The Bream Fishing Project Podcast, we dive deep into the action-packed Round 1 of the East Coast Bream Series held in Sydney Harbour. Join us as we bring you exclusive interviews and insights from the top competitors of the day.
**First Interview: Matt Hall**
Our first guest is Matt Hall, who fished alongside Daniel. Their day started strong with a kicker fish caught around 8:30 am on a crankbait. This early success set a positive tone for the day. They then switched to a Cranka Crab to continue their catch. By the end of the day, they were consistently upgrading their bag with 33cm bream, anchored by an impressive kicker fish weighing 1.08 kg.
**Second Interview: John Watton**
Next, we chat with John Watton, who teamed up with young Jayden Grace. John shares some thrilling moments, including catching bream on an OSP Dice before transitioning to Cranka Crabs, mussels, and Gulp Shrimp. Their adaptability and varied techniques provided some fantastic highlights.
**Final Interview: Craig Noorbergen**
In our final interview, we speak with Craig Noorbergen, the first-place winner. Craig and his partner Rodney had a slow start in the Lane Cove River but soon moved to the main river, where they quickly boated two impressive fish measuring around 39 and 38 cm. Their day culminated back in Lane Cove, where they caught their kicker fish, narrowly missing out on the big bream title.
Tune in to hear these captivating stories and expert fishing tips from some of the best anglers in the series. Whether you're an avid angler or just love a good competition, this episode is packed with valuable insights and thrilling fishing action.
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