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- Far North Queensland Sportsfishing
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- Castmag & Casttackle

30/11/2024

Big angry red bass off the top 💥
Buku 60g fast sink & Shinto pro 5x trebles, keeping connected to this solid fish

01/11/2024

An older & unpublished flats mission

We lived and breathed the .co topwater range

And we always will 🫡

25/10/2024

We introduce the traveller mkII 🤌

Many missions to come in this one

22/10/2024

Gen II 😮‍💨

Didn’t miss a hook set with twin

22/07/2024

Largemouth Nanny

Last few reef trips has seen a good number of these guys hit the deck

15/07/2024

Cracking Saturday morning jigging the shelf.

The weather man came through with perfect conditions with a 115 nautical mile round trip in the Haines.

Hectic session with many doubles, always good to find these guys on new grounds 🫡

17/06/2024

No better way to spend the day than out on the water fishing! 🎣
Great shot 📷 .travellers

18/12/2023

Was a cracker!!

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Videos

IMPOUNDMENT SEASON: Where’s your favourite stocked impoundment?

DOWNUNDERS ON THE FLATS 🫡

New YouTube is LIVE, it’s as raw and as uncut as they come 🫡 Link in Bio!!!!

Run out tide found @fnq.travellers some deadly pressure edges.

The greatest feeling on earth. New YouTube coming Friday 6pm.

Never a dull moment on the flats 🤣

How’s the colours on this trouty. Gen II @casttackle jigs are prerigged with Twin @bkkhooksinternational, making sure your hooks are settt. Slow flutter ‘Venus Tusky’ kinda day. #tackleworldaust #shintoprofishing

TOPWATER with GT BUSTER Day 2 is live on YouTube! Link in bio 🔥

Barramundi, scientifically known as Lates calcarifer, is a prominent fish species native to the coastal and freshwater regions of North Queensland, Australia. Known for its distinctive silver skin and elongated body, barramundi can grow significantly, often reaching lengths of up to 1 meter and weights exceeding 60 kilograms. This species is highly adaptable, thriving in a variety of habitats such as estuaries, rivers, and coastal waters, which makes it a popular target for both recreational anglers and commercial fisheries. Barramundi are also notable for their unique spawning behaviors, migrating to estuarine and marine environments during breeding seasons. This migratory pattern is essential for their reproductive success and overall population dynamics. Their ecological significance is underscored by their role in both aquatic ecosystems and local economies, making them an important species in the region.

Jump into the sharky zone or loose your favourite hat? Some humour on tour with @gtbuster & @chromeslabs_trimtabs

Breaking in the new vessel with some local topwater Keeen to send this thing wide ASAP ✌️ #castmag #tackleworldaust #bukufishing #shintoprofishing #optiafishing