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Well another year and another series of Hobie fishing tournaments draws to an end, some may say the most sucessfull ever. Recently the Aussie team returned home from the Daiwa Hobie Kayak Fishing Worlds tournament with a couple of notable aussies in the top 10 and the rest placing well in a field full of great anglers.
No rest for the wicked though with the Daiwa Hobie Grand Final this weekend, held at the infamous Bemm River. Its going to be a hard fought affair with various techniques used in varying locations, with only one yakker pedaling away with the crown.
Parts of Lake Burley Griffin have been closed following a sewage leak at Yarralumla Bay yesterday. The National Capital Authority last night advised an area of the lake was closed to primary contact activities.A NCA spokeswoman said Yarralumla Bay, Yarralumla Beach, Weston Park East and Black Mountain Beach are closed to recreation activities that involve whole-body water contact or submersion of the head.
Warning signs had been posted around the exclusion areas and the NCA will monitor water quality and will re-open the areas with clear test results.
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GTS and Hobie announce the Gamakatsu Hobie Fishing Series for 2013.
Frogleys Offshore Director Michael Starkey commented, after discussions with Steve Fields at Hobie and other anglers GTS run by Australian Fishing Tournaments saw an opportunity to expand the GTS series with the help of Hobie and take up the gap left since the demise of the Southern Bream Series. "It is a great opportunity to get extra exposure South of Sydney" said Michael and "with Hobies help we hope to grow and function the same way as the current GTS series with both powerboats and kayaks getting a platform to competitively compete in but maintaining a social and fun tournament where anyone can give it a go".
Every couple of months I get a great little email in my inbox from the NSW Council of Freshwater Anglers. It shares some great tips and news on fishing in my region along with whats going on in our waterways, both native and invasive. I thought I would share an interesting article about your rights when fishing inland waters (Particularly related to Trout anglers, and your duty of care).
The opening of the trout season has brought with it a few enquiries direct to the council about stream access regulations in NSW. The following is advice from the NSW Angler Access project website:
Last weekend the grand final tournament weekend of the 2012 Squidgy Southern Bream Series was held and won at St Georges Basin/Shoalhaven River. I have heard the fishing was tough but the event spectacular, something the SSBS committee should be well and truly proud of. 50 boats and 25 kayakers took to the systems to fight it out for the podium with Stewart Dunn once again trumping the field.
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