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Looking like a gigantic goldfish, ruby snapper are a common deep water catch in northern WA, writes Western Angler editor Scott Coghlan in the latest edition of Scott’s Species. (more…)
Do you want to catch a rainbow trout in the local park at a fun, family-friendly event? (more…)
Recfishwest cautiously welcomed last week’s announcement by Ports Minister Rita Saffioti about the State Government investing $13.5 million in a multi-year marine science research program focusing on Cockburn Sound…
Yellowfin tuna are a beautiful looking fish and a constant source of fascination for me, writes Western Angler editor Scott Coghlan in the latest edition of Scott’s Species. (more…)
Recfishwest CEO Dr Andrew Rowland has been recognised for his dedication to making fishing better, accepting a national accolade from the Australian Fishing Trade Association. (more…)
Fishing for barra in remote and atmospheric Kimberley waterways is one of the great northern WA fishing experiences. (more…)
Did you know juvenile black marlin can grow up to 49mm and 740 grams a week, reach more than 1m in length in as few as 100 days and grow to 15kg within their first year? (more…)
Red emperor are fittingly named, given the species does indeed sit atop the throne for many demersal fishers in the northern half of WA, writes Western Angler editor Scott Coghlan in this week’s anticipated…
South West fishers and families are being asked to roll up their sleeves and help release thousands of rainbow and brown trout into Drakesbrook Weir. (more…)
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