Fishing Reviewer

Looks like I need to improve my maintenance schedule for the Anderson Plug connections on my tinny😧

Murray Crayfish season opens next week on the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers.

Recreational fishers across south-western NSW are counting down to the opening of the 2026 Murray Crayfish season on 1 June, signalling the return of one of the State’s most unique freshwater fishing experiences.

NSW Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) Director, Aquaculture and Industry Development Ian Lyall said the annual season provides fishers with a rare opportunity to target one of Australia’s largest and most recognisable native crayfish species.

Full details here https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/about-us/media-centre/releases/2026/general/winter-signals-start-of-murray-crayfish-season-on-the-murray-and-murrumbidgee?

Lowrance ActiveTarget 2 XL Live Sonar: See More, Catch More Fish.

For many anglers, sonar technology has evolved from a simple depth finder into one of the most powerful tools ever introduced to recreational fishing. The latest leap forward comes with the Lowrance ActiveTarget 2 XL Live Sonar — a system designed to provide incredibly detailed, real-time underwater views that can completely change the way you fish.

Check it out https://fishingreviewer.com/lowrance-activetarget-2-xl-live-sonar-a-new-era-of-real-time-fishing-technology/

Small fish still chase big lures

Rust, Rust, Rust! Corrosion from Saltwater seems to be endless battle. Out with the old and in with the new.

Yabby or Beachworm? What is your favourite bait for whiting in the estuary?

Great to see restocking programs like this ensuring sustainable recreational fishing for future generations.

150,000 Mulloway and Dusky Flathead released to improve recreational fishing in NSW More than 150,000 Mulloway and Dusky Flathead fingerlings have been released into key NSW fishing locations as part of the Minns Labor Government’s NSW Marine Stocking Program.

Beach worms 🪱 on Main Beach Gold Coast Australia

Two beach worms for $11 provides good motivation to learn how to catch them.