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25 - 28 March 2021.
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GoFish Nagambie 2021!
It’s more than just a fishing competition,
it's a fishing festival.
The Tournament
The biggest fresh water fishing competition in Australia is back in 2021.
- 3 days of fishing on the Goulburn River
- Tournament zone covers all key bite zones
- Fish from your boat, kayak or the bank
The Prizes
Everybody has the chance to win at GoFish Nagambie. We have prizes for everyone, whether you pull in a monster cod or no fish at all.
- $500,000 worth of prizes up for grabs
- $80k cash for the biggest Murray Cod
- More random prizes and catagory specfic prizes including kids and woman's prizes
The Festival
The GoFish Nagmabie Festival is the perfect gathering place for fishos, families and friends to gather, relax and chill-out. A place full of great gear, great yarns, great laughs and great entertainment.
- Fishing, Camping and 4x4 outliving expo
- Food Trucks, Fireworks and Kids Corner
- Casting area and Fishing clinics
Nagambie. It's close to everything and everywhere. Take a look.
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💥BRAG BOARD 💥
This 95cm beauty was caught on the banks of the Nagambie Lakes Leisure Park last week.
Well Done Matt @de_grandi24
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This 95cm beauty was caught on the banks of the Nagambie Lakes Leisure Park last week.
Well Done Matt @de_grandi24
Share your catches below 👇
GoFish Nagambie Tip – Trolling V Casting Series
They both have their benefits and their downsides, but it doesn’t mean that one is better than the other. Over the next couple of weeks, we will take a closer look.
TROLLING
It consists of casting your lures out behind the boat, kayak or canoe and moving along at a slow pace, the perfect speed to get your lure working properly. Hard body lures are the most common and popular to use when targeting natives as they have the ability to dive easily and are extremely snag resistant.
This technique was among the most popular back 20 years ago and still is for a range of species around the world. It’s a very straight forward technique and can be a lot more relaxing and chilled than standing up and casting all day.
This technique is great for people who cannot stand all day, e.g. elderly, people with back injuries and even kids who have short attention spans, because you can put the rod in the holder and leave it there.
In saying that, it’s not something that I recommend. For those who are keen cod anglers, you want to hold your rod all the time and ensure you are fishing it correctly. You want to continue to feed line out and bring it back in so that your lures is always within a metre of the structure. The more your lure is in the strike zone the more fish you will catch.
GoFish Nagambie 25th -28th March 2021
They both have their benefits and their downsides, but it doesn’t mean that one is better than the other. Over the next couple of weeks, we will take a closer look.
TROLLING
It consists of casting your lures out behind the boat, kayak or canoe and moving along at a slow pace, the perfect speed to get your lure working properly. Hard body lures are the most common and popular to use when targeting natives as they have the ability to dive easily and are extremely snag resistant.
This technique was among the most popular back 20 years ago and still is for a range of species around the world. It’s a very straight forward technique and can be a lot more relaxing and chilled than standing up and casting all day.
This technique is great for people who cannot stand all day, e.g. elderly, people with back injuries and even kids who have short attention spans, because you can put the rod in the holder and leave it there.
In saying that, it’s not something that I recommend. For those who are keen cod anglers, you want to hold your rod all the time and ensure you are fishing it correctly. You want to continue to feed line out and bring it back in so that your lures is always within a metre of the structure. The more your lure is in the strike zone the more fish you will catch.
GoFish Nagambie 25th -28th March 2021
