Hi Tide: Recent Episodes
Grant Boyden, Kieran Reekie & Alan Blake
Today Alan and Grant chat with Greg Reid and Paul Burt for the latest in fishing and the news from the Boat Show
Welcome to another addition of the podcast. Today I'm still struggling with my voice so Alan will host live from the boat show.
In this episode of Hi Tide, Grant Boyden is handling things behind the scenes on the tech desk, while Alan Blake and Kieran Reekie step up to guide you through the latest conditions.
🌊 On the Water Reports
- Hawkesbury & Pittwater: Excellent jewfish action around the bridges, with a massive 1.7-metre jewfish landed at the rail bridge. Salmon are thick around Barrenjoey, and flathead are biting near the Ocean Street Bridge.
- Coffs Harbour: Snapper are firing around the islands and the lighthouse, alongside reports of pearl perch, longtail tuna, and good jewfish numbers on the beaches.
- Batemans Bay & Tuross Lake: Good snapper showing up in the shallows, while a spectacular 1.35-metre jewfish was caught earlier in the week.
- Canberra & Tamworth: Murrumbidgee River is clearing up nicely with a meter-plus cod caught on a surface lure. Soft plastics are doing the damage for bass at Glenbawn Dam.
🎙️ Special Guests & Local Experts
- Laurie McEnally (South West Rocks): Shares deep-water blue-eye trevalla tactics and notes a welcome comeback of trag (teraglin) in the 105 to 125-metre zones. Laurie also issues a vital warning about safely navigating the current whale migration.
- Pete "Swannie" (Central Coast): The 60-year angling veteran breaks down why you shouldn't pack your gear away for winter. He shares his secrets for chasing big winter whiting and blackfish in Narara Creek using squirtworms, and blackfish tactics at Putty Beach and MacMasters Beach.
⚙️ Tech Tip: Outboard Impeller Maintenance
Alan breaks down the pitfalls of DIY impeller changes. Modern outboards feature tighter tolerances and preloaded shafts that require precision. Before you try changing your water pump, check your manual or consult an expert to avoid burning through a new neoprene impeller in under 20 hours.
⚠️ Safety First at the Boat Ramp
The team highlights the dangers of slippery boat ramps during winter low tides. Following a series of severe falls and injuries recently, make sure to watch your step, wear appropriate footwear, and always put on your lifejacket when conditions get rough.
There is a bit of a shake-up on the program this morning! Grant is unfortunately on the sick list after losing his voice. While he is still working hard pulling the strings and listening in from the background, the team steps up to deliver your weekly dose of fishing news, technical advice, and political insights across New South Wales.
🎣 In This Week's Episode
- The Weekly Fishing & Boating Forecast: A breakdown of the weekend's changing conditions, including transitioning coastal winds and shifting sea swells for the Sydney region.
- Comprehensive Regional Reports: Live updates from key angling hubs, covering everything from salmon and blue swimmer crabs around Palm Beach and McCarrs Creek, to massive cod catches in Canberra's Lake Burley Griffin and the Murrumbidgee, snapper runs in Coffs Harbour, and river actions along the Namoi and Peel.
- Finesse Kayak Fishing Tips: Special guest Steve Bowler joins the show to share his first "shakedown paddles" on Storm King with his new pedal-powered kayak. He outlines the trial runs, the complications of navigating weeds, custom outrigger setups, and crucial safety reminders when dealing with capsizing risks.
- Parliamentary Updates & Industry Friction: Mark Banasiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party stops by to voice strong frustration regarding the commercial fishing budget. He details a controversial government buyout proposal affecting the South Coast abalone industry, illegal poaching syndicates, and a major push for mandatory restaurant menus to clarify imported vs. locally caught Australian seafood.
- South Coast Action: Captain Roscoe dials in with updates on stellar snapper and bonito activity down south, sharing the best spots to get lines in the water near Lake Illawarra and the Minnamurra River.
- High Tide Tech Tip: A crucial maintenance reminder focusing on your outboard motor propeller. Learn why you need to drop your prop at least twice a year to check for discarded fishing line, prevent gearbox seal damage, grease the shaft, and properly torque it to 40 foot-pounds.
Safety Reminder: As always, if you are heading out on the water this weekend, please fish for safety, wear your life jacket, and keep a close eye on the sky!
🎣 High Tide Fishing Podcast — July 4th Episode
Welcome back to another massive episode of the High Tide podcast! Grant Boyden is back on deck with Alan Blake from Blake's Marine and Kieran Reekie to bring you the ultimate winter fishing breakdown, expert gear tips, and crucial weather warnings for the weekend ahead.
🌊 Inside This Episode:
- The Big Winter Fishing Report: Comprehensive updates covering the Hawkesbury, Pittwater, Coffs Harbour, Tamworth dams, and the dirty inland waters around Canberra.
- Tech Tip of the Week (Battery Care): Alan Blake breaks down essential wet cell, sealed, and lithium battery maintenance, plus a vital insurance warning before you upgrade your boat's power grid.
- Finesse Beach Fishing with Greg Reid: The master from Pro Lure Australia joins the show to discuss why "life begins at 9 or 10 feet" for beach rods, running ultra-light gear for massive salmon, and his top 6 must-have prawn imitations.
- Filleting Masterclass & QLD Updates with Paul Burt: Step Outside’s Paul Burt drops by to talk about the upcoming QLD snapper closure, the genius of travel rods, and an in-depth guide to picking the right filleting knife and cutting the perfect tailor fillet.
- Sydney Boat Show Preview: A sneak peek at the star-studded lineup on the main stage, featuring casting clinics and expert talks from July 30th to August 2nd.
🛠️ Featured Links & Resources:
- Blake's Marine: Check out the massive mega sale discounts online at blakesmarine.com.au.
- Pro Lure Australia: Grab your winter tournament kit at prolureaustralia.com.au.
- Step Outside with Paul Burt: Catch the TV show on 7mate Sundays at 11:30 AM or stream online.
📢 Join the Community: Jump over to the High Tide Facebook page, give us a like, and share photos of your latest weekend catches!
Remember: Keep your eye on the sky, wear your life jacket, and stay safe out on the water.
🎣 High Tide Fishing Podcast: Slaying Dragons & Scaly Mates
In this episode of the High Tide podcast, Grant and Alan Blake from Blake's Marine break down the latest fishing conditions around Sydney Harbour, Pittwater, and Botany Bay. Despite some uninspiring winter weather patches on the way, the team dives into crucial trailer safety tech tips, a massive "Megasale" layout before the boat show, and regional fishing updates.
Plus, we look at the incredible ways our great sport can heal the mind, tackle social isolation, and overcome physical limitations.
📋 Episode Highlights
- 🛠️ The Tech Report: Alan explains why checking your boat trailer's breakaway system battery every two years is a vital safety measure for larger boats over 2,000kg.
- 🛶 Freshwater & Coastal Reports: Stevie Bowler calls in from the road at Willow Tree to talk mid-day winter trout tactics. Later, Roscoe O'Brien calls in from down south with shore-based and wide catch updates on snapper and moey.
- 🤝 Slashing the Stigma with "Scaly Mates": Grant sits down with close friend Simon Harrison for an inspiring feature interview. After losing his arm in a catastrophic accident 28 years ago, Simon thought his fishing days were gone forever. He shares the powerful story of how a peer-support relationship with a vulnerable young man in Manly led to the invention of the "Orgasmatron" (a custom PVC fishing rod holder belt), slaying his personal trauma, and establishing a thriving community fishing club.
- ✈️ The Great Airport/Infrastructure Debate: The guys wrap up with a classic candid look at neighborhood complaints, mushroom composters, and changing flight paths.
🔗 Stay Connected
- Website: Visit blakesmarine.com.au or call the team on 4577 6699 (Six days a week, closed Sundays).
- Freshwater Gear: Check out tenterfieldfirearms.com.au to reach Stevie.
- Join the Community: Head over to our Facebook page to share your catches and stay in touch!
- Scaly Mates Fishing Club: Meeting Wednesdays at 10:00 AM at Local Kind community center (52 Raglan Street, Manly). Come down, meet the boys, and get involved!
Welcome to this week's episode of the High Tide Podcast with your host Grant and Alan Blake from Blake's Marine. With Karen Rickey still on the sick list, we dive straight into a jam-packed show covering the latest in boating, local industry campaigns, hot fishing spots, and a look at current marine debates.
🚤 What’s in This Episode:
- Tech Tip with Alan Blake: Learn how a simple trickle charger or a small solar panel can double or triple your boat battery life and save you hundreds of dollars.
- Sydney Boat Show & BIA Campaigns: Neil Patchett from the Boating Industry Association (BIA) joins us to discuss affordable $11 online tickets for the upcoming show (July 30 – August 2). Plus, a breakdown of the BIA's recent major initiatives, including personal watercraft (PWC) safety campaigns and drystack storage options.
- The Shark Debate: Mark Bernaysiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party stops by to share his perspective on the recent Sydney shark attack. We discuss the limitations of drone monitoring and his party's call to reintroduce commercial shark fisheries and adjust recreational fishing limits.
- Cooking & Queensland Fishing Report: Paul Bert calls in live from the Good Food and Wine Show at the ICC in Sydney. He serves up a comprehensive Gold Coast fishing update—covering everything from yellowfin out wide to mud crabs and garfish inshore—alongside a look at what he's cooking up this weekend.
🌐 Links mentioned in this episode:
- Check out the range or catch up on the latest details at blakesmarine.com.au.
- Book your digital tickets by searching online for the Sydney Boat Show.
Winter has officially arrived, but that isn't stopping the team from bringing you the ultimate guide to making the most of your time on the water. With co-host Kiran Reekie away on sick leave , Grant is joined in the studio by Alan Blake from Blake's Marine. Together, they break down major industry news, look ahead to the looming winter solstice , and offer crucial technical advice to keep your vessel running smoothly.
The guys also check in with top-tier local experts calling directly from the water, diving deep into everything from the science of fish sounders to using ultra-light gear on the beach.
Key Segments & Highlights
- The Big News: Australian International Boat Show (01:02:00)Alan and Grant unpack a massive industry announcement: the Australian International Boat Show is officially set to replace the Sydney Boat Show starting in 2027.
- The Tech Report: The Dangers of Prop Contact Brought to you by blakesmarine.com.au , this week’s tech segment focuses on boat ramp disasters and hitting submerged objects.
- On-the-Water Report: Justin Duggan Grant and Alan call up Justin Duggan (Sydney Fly Fishing Tours), who is actively fishing in Broken Bay with Stuart from the Penrith Bass Anglers and his partner Blair. Justin gives a live fishing report—including catching tailored flatheads and finding elusive hair tail fish. He also drops incredible knowledge on how hair tail fish register on side-scan sounders (hint: their mirror-like skin makes for a very soft return!) and shares details on his upcoming kids' lure fishing courses for the July school holidays.
- South Coast Overview: Greg Reid from Pro Lure Australia Greg Reid jumps on the line to break down the South Coast action. After a month of massive swells shaking up the coastline, conditions are finally clearing up beautifully. Greg shares a pro-tip for winter reds: you don't need to fish deeper than 10 meters early in the morning right now. He also discusses the rising trend of shore-based micro-jigging and reveals his "#1 Ultimate Lure" challenge pick—the Pro Lure hybrid shrimp.
- Local Wisdom: Captain Ross O'BrienThe legendary Captain Rosco returns to the deck to share stories from Seven Mile Beach up to Wollongong Harbour.
Links & Community Mentions
- Blake's Marine Megasale: Keep an eye out for up to $3,700 off Yamaha 150HP motors and huge upcoming package deals. Check out the range at blakesmarine.com.au.
- Justin Duggan: Follow his fishing and cooking tips on TikTok and Instagram (@SidFly / @SyidFly0) or book a school holiday course at sydneyflyfishing.com.au.
- Pro Lure Australia: Check out the hybrid shrimp and get details on Greg's upcoming Sydney Boat Show presentation at prolureaustralia.com.au.
- Join the High Tide Community: Jump on over to our Facebook page to share pictures of your favorite catches and connect with fellow anglers!
As Kiran would say: Keep your eye on the sky, stay warm, and stay safe out there!
It is freezing cold in Sydney, but the fishing and boating chat is heating up! In this week's episode, Grant and Alan cover everything from massive northern catches and high-speed yacht deliveries to essential winter safety tips and the latest political battles over our marine parks.
Here is what you will find in this episode:
- 🏝️ Swizz Island Adventures: Alan Blake returns from his northern product development trip to share how he landed (and released) a massive 1.3-metre dewfish, Spanish mackerel, and giant GTs on a private island getaway.
- ⛵ Grant's High-Speed Delivery: Grant recounts an adrenaline-pumping, twitchy weekend delivering a Far East 28 racing yacht from Abbotsford to Pittwater.
- 🚨 Crucial Safety & Tech Tips: Why you absolutely must start using your outboard kill-switch lanyards, and a critical breakdown of why keeping too much weight in the bow of a boat when crossing a lumpy ocean bar is a recipe for disaster.
- 🎣 Kieran's Comprehensive Fish Report: Your ultimate guide to what is biting across the state, from hairtail in the Hawkesbury and big dewfish at Tuross to inland yellowbelly and cod waking up after the rains.
- 💻 Steve Bowler Updates: Steve drops in from Tenterfield to explain why YouTube is an underutilized, fluff-free research tool for fishos, plus details on upcoming thermal night vision events in Deepwater and Armidale.
- ⛔ Coral Sea Lockouts: Captain Peter Sayer sounds off on proposed permanent "pink zone" closures to islands in the Coral Sea Territory, arguing against the logic of banning recreational boaties.
🎣 The Hi Tide Fishing Podcast: Wild Weather, Black Mud Crab Pots, and Gulf Adventures! 🌊
🎙️ Episode Overview
Pouring rain and sweeping low-pressure systems have trapped Sydney Metro fishers inside this week, but the Hi Tide crew is breaking through the gloom with an absolute cracker of an episode! Host Grant Boyden and Captain Kieran Reekie check in on the chaotic autumn weather patterns sliding off the east coast, before casting a wide net across Australia's premier fishing grounds to bring you the ultimate weekend intelligence.
From surprising backyard trap experiments on the Mid-North Coast to full-blown Barramundi bags in the tropical north, this week proves that even when the weather turns sour, the fish stories only get bigger.
👥 Featured Guest Profiles
- Captain Kieran ReekieOur regular co-host reporting live from Southeast Queensland. Kieran tracks a series of intense, short-burst downpours dropping up to 40mm in minutes, forcing local race cancellations but driving a surprising run of massive 7-to-8-foot Hairtail and Coobia under the local bridges.
- Craig McGill (Fishabout Tours Sydney Harbour)Broadcasting from Coffs Harbour while house-sitting, Sydney's premier charter veteran shares details from a relentless rainy stint. Craig walks listeners through his fascinating "accidental experiment" where black mesh crab pots systematically out-fished standard orange pots 10-to-1. Plus, he reveals a hilariously humbling story of spending five days aggressively casting at a massive school of fish—only to find out they were Luderick instead of Mangrove Jacks.
- Alan "Blakey" Blake (Blake's Marine)Calling in straight from his tropical product-development vacation on Sweers Island (near Mornington and Bentinck Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria). Alan breaks down the glorious 28°C weather, catching beautiful metered Cobia, 30lb Jewfish, Nannygai, and a bounty of Finger Mark.
- Peter "PJ" Johnson (Lowrance Electronics Expert)The North Coast fishing and sonar legend shares part two of their massive group expedition to Karumba with guide Josh Richards from Odds On Fishing Adventures. PJ shares their secrets to bagging out on King (Threadfin) Salmon and Barramundi using forward-scanning sonar, surviving a makeshift electric frypan mud-crab feast washed down with 15-year-old single malt, and why Alan Blake's trip started with a literal slip-up on a muddy boat ramp.
🗺️ Ultimate Regional Fishing Reports
📍 Sydney, Pittwater & The Hawkesbury
- Mitch from Narrabeen Bait & Tackle checks in with a quiet week due to brown, discolored waters. However, localized hot spots persist: look for Jewfish and Hairtail around the Hawkesbury, and flathead or salmon around Scotland Island. Look out for plague proportions of Tailer hovering west of the bridge up near Drummoyne.
⚓ Sponsoring the Fleet
This episode of the Hi Tide Podcast is proudly brought to you by Blake's Marine. For the absolute best deals on the water, visit them 6 days a week at 02 4577 6699 or browse the fleet online at blakesmarine.com.au.
As sure as yabbies bite your toes, you don't want to miss a single minute of this week's charting adventure!
On todays show, we catch up with Captain Ross O'Brien and talk shark attacks with Max Gleeson.
Cast off with the High Tide crew for the May 16th edition, where we navigate the latest fishing reports, political waves, and expert local advice from across Australia. This week, host Grant catches up with Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine as he prepares for a "product development" expedition through 1770 and Cairns, eventually landing in Karumba for five days of serious fishing. Meanwhile, Kiran Reekie reports on the recent heavy rains in Maroochydore, which have spurred a massive run of mud crabs and active fishing for local students catching bream and flathead before school.
Our deep-dive segment features Justin Duggan from Sydney Fly Fishing Tours, reporting live from Broken Bay. Justin shares a masterclass on targeting Hairtail during the day, explaining how to spot their unique vertical signatures on a sounder and why aggressive lure retrieves often outperform bait. He also touches on the current "shoulder season" transition in Sydney Harbour and the arrival of massive 70cm Bonito.
In a spirited discussion, Steve Bowler from Tenterfield Firearms joins the show to tackle the "recalculation of priorities" in the recent federal budget. From the controversial tagging of bull sharks to the preservation of local fishing access on the Northern Beaches, Steve offers a candid look at the intersection of lifestyle and politics. Finally, Isaac from One Up Fishing brings us the latest from Botany Bay and Port Hacking, reporting schools of Dolphin Fish (Mahi-Mahi) still lingering in 22.8°C waters and providing tips on how to fish the "underrated" groins for squid and flathead.
Whether you're looking for the best spots for Kingies and Jewfish or need a tech tip on why you must update your electronic charts to avoid costly insurance excesses, this episode has everything you need to gear up for the weekend.
High Tide podcast from May 9, 2026, hosted by Grant Boyden and Captain Kieran Reekie.
Weather and Maritime Safety
- The Westerly Trap: Reekie warns that westerly winds create deceptive flat water near the shore, but dangerous waves rise quickly 3–4 miles out.
- Weekend Forecast: Saturday expects 10–15 knot winds; Sunday expects southerlies reaching 15–20 knots during the day.
- Safety Debate: Following a recent rescue tragedy, the hosts urge stricter safety gear checks for large yachts and cruisers.
Regional Fishing Reports
- Sydney/Northern Beaches: The Hawkesbury has hairtail and jewfish. The beaches are excellent for whiting and tailor.
- Dams and Rivers: Split Rock and Glenbawn are 94% full. Cod are active on spinnerbaits at Keepit Dam.
- South Coast: Narooma lake features flathead and jewfish. Marlin are reported at the shelf.
- Coffs Harbour: Marlin and Yellowfin are active out wide, with Mangrove Jack in the rivers.
Boating and Technical Tips
- Vessel Choice: Paul Burt suggests 8m+ boats, like Edencraft or Stabicraft, for families of six.
- Console Preference: Burt prefers center consoles for better solo weight displacement compared to side consoles.
- Mahi-Mahi Tactics: Skip live bait at FADs; use pilchards to catch the school before they are spooked by other boats.
Politics and Advocacy
- Park Lockouts: Mark Banasiak opposes Green-led closures at Long Reef, citing a lack of scientific data.
- Illegal Trade: Ulladulla fishers report concerns of illegal abalone trade operating under the guise of cultural fishing.
Upcoming Events
- Boat Shows: Sanctuary Cove (May 21–24) and Sydney (late July).
- Tournaments: King of the Pin at Jacob’s Well (May 30–31).
A massive high-pressure system continues to deliver glorious weather across the coast. In this week's episode, Grant is joined by Alan Blake of Blake’s Marine to discuss the upcoming Hawkesbury standalone race day and essential outboard maintenance. Plus, a comprehensive fishing rundown from across New South Wales and beyond.
🎣 Regional Fishing Updates
- Northern Beaches & Hawkesbury: Great reports of Jewfish, Bonito, and Salmon. Flathead and Flounder are active around Scotland Island and Patonga.
- South Coast: Water remains warm at 21–23°C. Marlin and Yellowfin are out wide, while headlands are hosting plenty of Bonito.
- Inland & Dams: Yellowbelly and Cod are being caught on spinnerbaits and soft plastics in Chaffey, Split Rock, and Pindari.
- Coffs Harbour: Strong runs of Mackerel, Marlin, and Yellowfin closer to shore.
🛠️ Alan’s Tech Tip: The "Key" to Avoiding Grief
- Know Your Number: Most outboards have approximately 200 different key variations. Check the two- or three-digit code under the plastic cover of your key and record it in your phone or logbook.
- Spare Parts: Always carry a spare cut-out lanyard. Ensure everyone on board knows how to start and operate the motor in case the skipper is incapacitated.
🚤 Industry Highlights & Deals
- Yamaha: Save up to $1,350 on mid-range outboards (30–90 hp).
- Suzuki: Cheap finance available at a 3.85% comparison rate with a 10% deposit.
- Pro-Lure Australia: Tips on using the Hybrid Shrimp (58 mm and 92 mm) and the "Crank Crab" for lethal results on light tackle.
This episode of the High Tide Podcast, brought to you by Blake's Marine, aired on the 5th of April following a brief hiatus due to NBN connectivity issues. The hosts open the show by commemorating Anzac Day, paying tribute to the service of both humans and animals in the armed forces, specifically mentioning the Light Horse Brigade.
Local Fishing Reports
The episode provides comprehensive regional fishing updates for various Australian locations:
- Northern Beaches & Sydney: Mitch from Narrabeen Bait and Tackle reports active fishing for Dewfish, Bream, Flathead, and Hairtail in the Hawkesbury and Pittwater regions.
- Coffs Harbour: Josh notes a good run of Marlin and Yellowfin out wide, with Snapper and Mackerel found closer to shore.
- Tamworth & Inland: Dam levels remain steady, with Yellow Belly and Cod being caught on black grubs and spinnerbaits in the Keeper and Chaffey Dams.
- South Coast (Narooma): The "Ocean Hut" reports crystal clear water at 23°C, with Snapper, Flathead, and Kingfish active around the island.
- Canberra: Local lakes like Burley Griffin and Burrinjuck are producing Yellow Belly on worms and soft plastics.
Special Guests & Industry Insights
- Paul Burt (Step Outside): Joins the program to discuss the challenging offshore conditions in Southeast Queensland due to strong southerly winds. He shares advice on wading the flats for Whiting using unweighted yabbies and light tackle. He also recounts a dramatic story from the tropics involving a large snake consuming a wallaby.
- Mark Banasiak (Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party): Discusses the structural struggles facing the commercial fishing industry. He highlights concerns regarding the shift toward aquaculture, arguing for stronger labeling to distinguish between wild-caught and farmed seafood for consumers
- Steve Bowler(Tenterfield Firearms): Offers a perspective on the intersection of politics and outdoor sports, while providing a report on the dry conditions impacting the Tenterfield region. He shares technical advice for targeting Cod when they are "shut down," recommending a switch from natural colors to bright, outrageous lures to trigger a defensive strike.
Get the latest post-Easter fishing intelligence and critical boating updates on this week's Hi Tide Fishing & Boating Show. Following a week of wild weather and 60-knot winds, the team breaks down the "exceptional" fishing conditions now firing up across the East Coast.
We tackle the controversial news regarding Marine Rescue discontinuing 27MHz radio support and why you may need to upgrade to VHF for safety. Expert guests Greg Reed (Pro Lure) and Peter Johnson (Lowrance) join the show to discuss the massive "mullet run" trigger, targeting 90cm flathead, and the mind-blowing 360-degree technology of the latest ActiveTarget sonar. Plus, Alan Blake from Blake's Marine announces an exclusive $10,000 discount on the Stacer 449 Crossfire for Hi Tide listeners.
Key Highlights:
- The 27MHz vs. VHF Debate: What the phase-out means for recreational boaters and safety.
- Massive Flathead & Mulloway: Why the current westerlies are a "trigger" for the annual estuary run.
- Fishing Technology: Utilizing the Lowrance XL ActiveTarget to find "ghost" fish around bridge pylons.
- Gourmet Mullet Tips: Why sea mullet is an underrated table fish and how to prepare it with brown sugar on the barbie.
- Regional Reports: Detailed updates from Coffs Harbour, Tamworth, Jervis Bay, Narooma, and the South Coast.
Gear up for the Easter long weekend with the Hi Tide team! In this episode, we provide a comprehensive weather and wind forecast to help you plan your time on the water. We dive into detailed fishing reports covering Pittwater, the Hawkesbury, Coffs Harbour, and the inland dams, including the latest on where the Jewfish, Kingfish, and Murray Cod are biting.
Special guest Paul Burt joins the show to discuss the "boating mecca" of Southeast Queensland, the importance of supporting Australian seafood, and his recent boat tests featuring incredible fuel economy breakthroughs. Plus, we hear about a fascinating scientific expedition that discovered over 100 new marine species and "ghost flathead" in the deep ocean. Whether you're a bank fisherman using soft plastics or heading offshore in a twin-rigged weapon, this episode is packed with local knowledge and safety tips for your holiday weekend.
Key Highlights:
- Easter Weather Outlook: Wind and swell predictions for Saturday through Monday.
- Regional Fishing Reports: In-depth updates from Sydney Harbour, Northern Beaches, Tamworth, and Narooma.
- Boating Tech & Economy: Paul Burt on Suzuki fuel economy and why prop selection matters for your gearbox.
- The "Ghost Flathead": Insights from a 4,000-meter deep submersible expedition.
- Bank Fishing Tactics: Why watching the local kids and reading the gutters is the key to shore-based success.
This week on The Hi Tide Podcast, the message is clear: Stay off the water! We are tracking an intense East Coast Low bringing 25–30 knot winds, embedded storms up to 70 knots, and massive 10-meter swells offshore. It’s a "zero out" weekend for boating, with major events like the Shoalhaven Game Fishing Tournament and the yacht race to Coffs Harbour already cancelled.
In this episode:
- Boating Safety & Fuel Tech with Alan Blake: The Owner of Blakes Marine joins us to discuss why this weekend is just too dangerous for the family or the gear. Alan also provides a critical Tech Tip on fuel efficiency—learn why 3800–4200 RPM is your "sweet spot" and why trimming your boat correctly (until it cavitates, then backing down) can save you serious money at the pump.
- Greg Reid (Prolure Australia): Brought to you by prolureaustralia.com.au, Greg finds the silver lining in the storm. While he’s swapping the rods for a surfboard to catch those rare 10-meter swells inside Jervis Bay, he shares why the "storm surge" tides will fire up the fishing in St George’s Basin once things settle. We also talk about the incredible versatility of the Hybrid Shrimp—a lure that’s catching everything from Bream in Gippsland to Barra in Awoonga.
- Stephen Bowler (Tenterfield Firearms): "Cat1" joins us from tenterfieldfirearms.com.au to talk high-country conditions and the political landscape facing fishos and hunters. Steve shares the latest from Tenterfield, including the need for rain and what to expect as we transition into a cold autumn.
- Isaac (1up Fishing): Social media sensation Isaac breaks down the current bite in Botany Bay and Port Hacking. Before the storm hit, it was a Bonito blitz out the front, with school Jewies and big solo Flathead congregating around the runways. Isaac gives his top tips for land-based options while the swell is up.
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Support our Sponsors:
- Blakes Marine: Visit blakesmarine.com.au or call 02 4577 6699. (Note: Closed Good Friday through Easter Monday).
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- Tenterfield Firearms: High-country expertise at tenterfieldfirearms.com.au.
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Get ready for an action-packed episode of the High Tide Podcast as we navigate the latest in boating tech, political controversies, and coastal fishing reports. This week, we’re joined by Alan Blake from Blake's Marine, The Hon. Mark Banasiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party, and our regular coastal captains to keep you informed and safe on the water.
In This Episode:
Tech Tip of the Week: Alan Blake breaks down the mystery of outboard engine alarms. Learn the difference between a continuous solid beep (critical faults like overheating) and intermittent beeps (sensor issues or low oil), and why every manufacturer seems to have their own "language".
The Abalone Crisis: Mark Banasiak pulls back the curtain on Senate Estimates, revealing that nearly 30% of the abalone catch is currently unaccounted for. We discuss the failures in fishery management and the ongoing debate over cultural fishing versus commercial exploitation.
Fishing Reports & Tips:
Peter Johnson (PJ) shares his "Luddite" experience using ChatGPT for fishing tunes and recounts a wild battle with a bull shark while gaffing a 17kg Mulloway.
Captain Roscoe Bryan reports on "crocodiles" at the local TAB and the beautiful flathead being caught by kids in the southern harbors.
Tips on using scented baits in dirty floodwaters and the "garfish theory" for targeting Mulloway.
The Fuel Crunch: An honest discussion on the rising cost of diesel, the loss of Australian refineries, and how global supply chains are hitting the local fishing fleet.
Whether you're dodging rubbish in the estuaries after the recent rain or planning a trip offshore, this episode is your ultimate guide to the Australian waterways this weekend.
Inside This Week's Episode
Northern Territory & Queensland: The "Barra" Breakout
We catch up with Paul Burt from Step Outside, who shares incredible stories from the North. With massive floodwaters hitting the Daly River and surrounding regions, the "Barra Farms" are currently underwater. This means thousands of Barramundi that have been growing relentlessly for two years have now escaped into the river systems, setting the stage for a "next level" Barra Nationals competition. Paul also details a miraculous rescue involving an R22 helicopter landing on a Toyota Prado to save a stranded driver.
Technical Tip: Don't Let Dirty Fuel Ruin Your Weekend
With recent fuel shortages and lower-grade fuels hitting the market, host Alan Blake provides a vital Tech Tip on fuel filters. Learn why a water-separating fuel filter with a glass bowl is the "cheap insurance" every boatie needs to avoid expensive engine damage and mid-water breakdowns.
Freshwater Tactics: Clear Water, Natural Colors
Steve Bowler joins us from Tenterfield to discuss the challenging conditions in the southern dams. With water levels low and clarity at an all-time high, Steve explains why you need to ditch the "loud" chartreuse and pink lures in favor of natural browns, silvers, and frog patterns to fool wary Bass and Cod.
Key Highlights & Fishing Reports
- Offshore Conditions: A look at the 15-20 knot southeasterlies and the lumpy 2.5-meter swell currently affecting the coast.
- The Suzuki Advantage: Why lean-burn technology is saving anglers thousands in fuel costs during the current economic climate.
- Gippsland Lakes: Paul Burt’s review of the Painsville Classic and why the Gippsland region is "Seventh Heaven" for boating families.
- Yamaha Upgrades: Details on current specials for those looking to switch from smoky two-strokes to fuel-efficient four-stroke outboards.
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Get ready for the autumn change with The Hi Tide Podcast, brought to you by Blake’s Marine. In this comprehensive episode for Saturday, March 7th, host Grant Boyden, Alan Blake, and Kieran Reekie dive into the "red hot" fishing action across the state despite the shifting weather.
Key Highlights from this Episode:
Boating Safety with AMSA: We catch up with Alex Barrell, now in an executive role at the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). Alex breaks down the vital importance of registering GPS-encoded EPIRBs and beacons, explaining how their 24-hour Joint Rescue Coordination Centre monitors over 10% of the Earth's surface to save lives.
New Zealand Trout Fishing: Peter Johnson joins us fresh from a 12-day odyssey across the South Island of New Zealand. Brought to you by Lowrance, Peter shares his success using the Prola ST 72 Minnow to land massive 6-pound brown trout and recounts his visit to the legendary Stabicraft factory.
Sydney South Fishing Report: Isaac from 1up Fishing (@1upFishing) delivers the latest from Botany Bay and Port Hacking. Learn about the current "infestation" of Benito, hot Snapper bites in the bay, and the massive schools of flathead appearing near the runways. Isaac also updates us on the NSW Fishing League and how average anglers can win prize packs through mystery length competitions.
Tech Spot – Fuel Facts: Alan Blake thunders up the coast on Gollara to deliver a "strictly" important warning about E10 fuel in boat engines. Discover why ethanol is "hydroscopic," how it causes phase separation, and why 98 Premium unleaded is actually the cheaper, safer choice for your outboard in the long run.
Regional Reports: Kieran Reekie provides a massive sweep of the state, covering everything from Mangrove Jack in Coffs Harbour to Cod and Yellowbelly in the Tamworth dams, and the heavy Salmon runs in Narooma.
Whether you are chasing Marlin offshore, Flathead in the estuaries, or Bass in the dams, this episode of The Hi Tide Podcast is your ultimate guide to a successful weekend on the water.
In this episode, we travel to Victoria where Alan and special guest Paul Burt are reporting live from the Paynesville Boat Show and the Gippsland Lakes. Paul Burt provides a massive South East Queensland update, covering everything from the Spanish Mackerel reprieve to hot bites for dolphin fish and longtail tuna in Moreton Bay.
Closer to home, Laurie McEnally checks in from the Mid North Coast to discuss the current marlin run and the "brutal" shark activity affecting the mackerel grounds. Down south, Ross O'Brien gives us the latest from Kiama, sharing tips for kids fishing the local drains and bridges during the rain, as well as the Luderick bite under the bridges.
Finally, this week’s Tech Spot focuses on the essential skills of seamanship: how to properly tie up your boat at a wharf using spring lines and the "rabbit hole" method for a perfect bowline.
Join the full co-hosting team—Grant Boyden, Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine, and fishing pioneer Kieran Reekie—for the February 21st edition of The High Tide Podcast. We kick off the show with blue-ribbon Sydney conditions and a deep dive into the late summer fishing groove.
Inside this episode:
Live from the Gippsland Lakes: Co-host Alan Blake checks in from the deck of Gollara at Metung. He delivers a vital Tech Topic on Anchoring, explaining the "3-to-1" scope rule and why your anchor is your boat's ultimate piece of safety equipment.
The Investigation Files: The team sits down with Angus Mitchell, Chief Commissioner of the ATSB. Angus provides an exclusive look at transport safety investigations, the qualifications required for the job, and an update on the ongoing search for MH370.
Port Stephens Local Intel: Matt from Duff’s Salamander Bait and Tackle joins Grant, Alan, and Kieran to discuss 10kg Jewfish, the $50,000 Blue Marlin shootout, and the rising costs of custom rod building.
Parliamentary Firebrand: Mark Banasiak MLC joins the co-hosts for a heated discussion on the "willful neglect" of the NSW Abalone fishery and the legislative battles facing the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party in 2026.
Kieran’s Coast-to-Coast Report: Kieran Reekie provides a comprehensive fishing breakdown, covering everything from Mud Crabs on the Sunshine Coast to the red-hot Murray Cod bite in the Murrumbidgee.
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Inside this episode:
- Live from the Gippsland Lakes: Alan Blake checks in from Gollara at Metung. Hear the details on his voyage around Green Cape and the upcoming Paynesville Classic Boat Rally, featuring boat parades, antique cars, and expert advice from Norm Walk of "Motor Sailing for Old Dudes".
- The Ultimate Romantic Bait: Steve Bowler from Tenterfield Firearms joins the show with a Valentine's tip like no other—how to grow your own "gents" (maggots) in the fridge. Learn the old-school methods for burleying snags and why these wriggly baits are the secret to a successful freshwater session.
- Queensland Coastal Chaos: Busiest man in media Paul Burt breaks down the Gold Coast bite. With fresh water pushing into the broadwater, Paul reveals the best spots to find schooling whiting and flathead, plus a look at the "Crab Grabber" and big summer tailor on South Stradbroke.
- Kiama Rock Report: Captain Roscoe, Ross O'Brien, checks in with the lowdown on the drummer and snapper run down south, plus a candid (and expensive!) breakfast update from a tourist area.
- Tech Topic – Pay for What You Get: Blakey and Grant discuss the critical importance of using authorized marine dealers for servicing. Learn how genuine parts and manufacturer-backed warranties (like the 3+3 or 4+3 plans) provide peace of mind when you're miles offshore.
Kick off February with The Hi Tide Podcast, the ultimate weekly guide for the Australian angler and boatie. This week, host Grant Boyden navigates a powerhouse lineup of industry experts and legislative advocates to keep you informed and inspired.
Inside this episode:
- Peter 'PJ' Johnson: The North Coast legend returns with a triple-header update: his recent New Zealand expedition, current North Coast fishing reports, and details on an upcoming charity event.
- Neil Patchett (BIA): Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week 2026. Neil discusses the "It's in the making" theme and the critical importance of bringing young talent into the marine industry to ensure the future of Australian boating.
- Mark Banasiak MLC: Get the inside word from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party. Mark breaks down current fish stock assessments and the new legislation on the horizon that could impact recreational fishing rights.
- Tech Topic with Alan Blake: Broadcasting live from the vessel Gollara on the South Coast, Alan shares essential boat maintenance tips for the summer heat.
Proudly brought to you by Blakes Marine. Whether you're chasing kingfish in Botany Bay or bass in the Shoalhaven, we've got the tech, the tactics, and the talk you need.
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Saturday, January 31, 2026 Host: Grant Boyden Special Guests: Alan Blake (Blake’s Marine), Isaac (1UP Fishing), Greg Reid (Pro Lure Australia), and Peter Sayer.
Wrap up January with the High Tide Podcast, brought to you by Blake’s Marine! In this action-packed final episode of the month, we dive deep into the current "perfect storm" of shark activity in Sydney and provide expert tips for making the most of the classic Australian summer fishing season.
Inside This Episode:
- Botany Bay Mayhem: Isaac from 1UP Fishing joins us to recount a Kingfish session that went "completely off the rails". Hear the wild story of 12-year-old Freddie wrestling a massive Bronze Whaler shark right beside the boat after the Kingies were shut down by predators.
- Live from the Water: Alan Blake checks in live from his vessel, Galar, as he begins a month-long journey down the South Coast to Painesville for the classic boat rally.
- South Coast Strategy: Greg Reid from Pro Lure Australia breaks down the "Kingie Tides" leading up to the full moon. Learn why "no run means no fun" and why Greg is currently favouring yellowtail and slimy mackerel over squid for big pelagics.
- Shark Safety & Generational Gaps: A candid discussion on the massive increase in shark sightings and why the "pros" are currently avoiding dawn and dusk swims in Jervis Bay and Sydney's murky waters.
- Tech Tip – The Hidden Fuse: Blakey delivers a vital maintenance tip—do you know where your engine's start circuit fuse is hidden? Learn why you should practice accessing it inside the boat before an emergency happens on the water.
- Expedition Update: We catch up with Peter Sayer as he provisions in Gladstone, preparing to head out to the Capricorn Bunker Group to photograph baby turtles hatching.
Looking for a new rig? Visit the boat show every day (except Sundays!) at Blake’s Marine, 1 Railway Road North, Mulgrave, or check out the range online at blakesmarine.com.au.
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Grant Boyden, Kieran Reekie, and Alan Blake—as they gear up for a prime summer Saturday on January 24, 2026. In this episode, the boys break down a much-improved weekend weather forecast and share their expert words of wisdom for the NSW coast. We’re joined by Paul Burt for the Queensland report and a look at his latest "Step Outside" YouTube episode, Matt from Duff's Salamander Bait and Tackle for the Port Stephens lowdown, and the legendary Lawrie McEnally with the Mid North Coast report. Proudly brought to you by Blakes Marine.
Get the ultimate edge on the water with The Hi Tide Podcast for January 17th, 2026. This week, we navigate a bumpy Saturday forecast with a full breakdown of coastal conditions. We’re joined by Steve Bowler from Tenterfield Firearms to talk high-country fresh water and hunting gear. Lowrance ambassador Peter Johnson (PJ) checks in with the latest North Coast fishing reports, and the legendary "Captain Roscoe," Ross O’Brien, shares his expert local knowledge on the Kiama rock ledges and beaches. Plus, tech tips from Alan Blake at Blakes Marine. Subscribe to The Hi Tide Podcast for your weekly dose of expert angling advice.
In this episode of The Hi Tide Podcast for January 10th, 2026, Grant Boyden and the team discuss the massive shifts in NSW legislation. We sit down with Mark Banasiak MLC from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party to break down the new 2026 firearm laws, including the four-gun ownership cap and the re-categorization of lever-release firearms. Mark also provides a "government view" on the state of fishing for the year ahead, highlighting new regulatory hurdles for anglers.
We also have our full suite of local reports: Greg Reid covers the South Coast with the latest on the Jervis Bay Marlin bite (presented by Pro Lure Australia) and Isaac gives us the latest on Botany Bay and Port Hacking (presented by 1UP Fishing). Plus, Alan Blake from Blakes Marine shares the weekly Tech Topic and Kieran Reekie provides his signature fishing update. We wrap up with a massive teaser—the return of Peter Johnson next week!
Podcast Description: Hi Tide Fishing Show – December 20th
Hook into the ultimate Christmas fishing guide!
Join the Hi Tide crew—Grant, Alan, and Kieran—for a massive festive edition of Australia’s favorite fishing show. As we head into the heat of the Christmas break, we’ve got everything you need to make your time on the water safe, successful, and stress-free.
On this week's show:
- The Christmas Fishing Forecast: We break down what’s biting from the Northern Beaches to the South Coast. Get the latest on the Snapper run, the Marlin moving into the 36-fathom line, and where to find the best Flathead and Whiting for your Christmas table.
- Safety First: With the boat ramps about to get "chock-a-block," we talk to the experts about staying cool under pressure. From the "Plan B" weather strategy to life jacket safety and how to actually get back into your boat if you fall overboard, this segment is a must-listen for every skipper.
- Tech Tip – The Art of Anchoring: Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine joins us to discuss why your anchor setup is your most important insurance policy. Learn about chain lengths, choosing the right anchor for the ground, and how to use "Anchor Alarms" so you can sleep like a log while overnighting.
- Local Legends: We check in with Paul Burt (who catches a fish live on air!), Matt from Salamander Bait and Tackle, and Ross O’Brien from the South Coast for their local "hot spots" and holiday advice.
- Christmas Treats: Paul Burt shares a legendary recipe for syrupy Christmas cherries that definitely isn't "lean burn technology."
Whether you're chasing Meter-plus Cod in the Murrumbidgee or Trolling for Dolphin Fish offshore, Hi Tide is your passenger seat companion this Saturday morning.
Cast a line with us and make it a cracker of a Christmas!
This Hi Tide Fishing Show, brought to you by Blake's Marine, is packed with fishing reports, Christmas gift ideas for anglers, and essential safety tips!
The show opens with hosts Grant and the team welcoming listeners and noting the week's weather—a little rain and some hot weather. They're all thinking about fishing this weekend, except for Lisa, who's putting together an easy plum pudding to go with her Sue and Dev's Seafood.
Fishing Reports and Forecasts
- Sunshine Coast: Kieran Reekie reports the forecast is 28 degrees with light showers. Offshore fishing is okay, with all species available, including Marlin. The Maroochie River, particularly the creeks, is the place for mangrove jack and flathead.
- South Coast: Greg Reed from Pro-Lure Australia mentions the South Coast is dry and could use a little rain to help with the prawn run. The Basin is a standout, with plenty of good mulloway being caught and released by many anglers. The shallows have heated up to about 24 degrees. Fishing is good now, but Greg warns that the fish will become noise-shy once the holiday influx of boats and people begins.
- Ross O'Brien (Captain Roscoe) on the South Coast: Mentions a catch of snapper, herch, bonito, trawler tuna, and Mahi Mahi. Flathead fishing is good up the river under the train line and Minnamurra. There's also good snapper near the Kiama blowhole. The segment notes the bag limit for Mahi Mahi: a limit of 10, a minimum size of 60cm, and only one fish over 110cm.
Christmas Gift and Gear Talk
- In-Depth Christmas Gifts: Steve Baller, visiting Suffolk Sports in Lismore, discusses great, personalized Christmas gifts for fishermen of all ages. He recommends avoiding big chain store gift vouchers. Popular items include lures matched to where the person fishes, multi-tools, braid scissors, fillet knives, and the handy ceramic line cutters that can be glued to a bait board.
- Kids' Starter Gear: For younger anglers, kits with everything needed are available. Steve advises on a light rod and upgrading the reel on combos to avoid "dodgy" reels with springy line.
- Empire Fishing and Boating: Tyler joins the show to talk about his store in Woy Woy and fishing spots like Edelong Beach (for tailor on gang hooks and pillards) and the Woy Woy area (for flathead on soft plastics).
Boat and Safety Talk
- Tech Tip of the Week (Life Jackets): Alan Blake focuses on the importance of life jackets. Tips include reading instructions, adjusting them to fit properly, adding a name, and using a crutch strap to prevent the jacket from riding up in the water. He also suggests a Man Overboard (MOB) device for offshore fishing and a saltwater-activated light. Special attention is given to children's life jackets: they must be the correct size, brightly coloured, and foam-type (like Type 1) are recommended over inflatables for small kids to support the chest and head.
- Blake's Marine Holiday Hours: Blake's Marine is open over the Christmas break but closed on public holidays and Sundays.
This show is an essential listen for getting ready for the Christmas break, whether you're shopping for a loved one or planning your own fishing trip!
This week on Hi Tide, proudly brought to you by Blake’s Marine, the Fishing Fellas kick off the show with a warm welcome, a hot-weather warning and a stack of coastal and offshore fishing chat as we roll towards summer. With a proper blast of heat on the way, the crew talk about planning your day around the forecast, staying sun-safe and making smart decisions before you launch the boat or hit the beach.
We cross to Kieran for the latest marine weather outlook and safety reminder, including extreme heat, staying covered up, carrying plenty of water and that simple mantra: if in doubt, don’t go out. From there it’s straight into an up-to-date NSW fishing report, starting with Narrowbean Bait & Tackle on Pittwater and the northern beaches, with tailor, salmon, bream, flathead, whiting, kingfish and jewfish on offer, plus beach gutters and rock spots that are producing fish. We then head north to Fishing Tackle Australia in Coffs Harbour for news of marlin, dolphinfish, yellowfin, snapper, pearl perch and kingfish out around the islands, headlands and wider marks.
Politics and access are front and centre as the team catch up with Mark Banasiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party to wrap up the year in fishing politics. Mark explains what’s happening with proposed fishing bans and restrictions in parts of Western Australia, how one spearfisher’s actions have triggered calls to lock up big pieces of coastline, and why it’s so important to have someone “batting for rec fishers” when decisions are being made. They talk about enforcement, media coverage, the risk of punishing everyone for the actions of a few and what anglers can do to stay informed.
The show also looks ahead to storytelling and offshore adventure with Lawrie McEnally and Peter Sayre. Lawrie is back with more tales from the coast, while Peter checks in from Gladstone, sitting on the bridge of a serious live-aboard boat loaded with high-end electronics. He talks about life aboard, the incredible sonar and sounder setup with big transducers and side-scan, and the run of striped marlin and yellowfin tuna that have been hanging around since late autumn. There’s chat about sounder horsepower, reading the bottom, upgrading your own electronics and how much difference good gear and a switched-on skipper like Scotty East can make.
To round things out, the Fishing Fellas dive into some good old-fashioned boat-ramp and on-water etiquette. They cover drinking and decision-making on boats, why you don’t want to be alcohol-affected if something goes wrong, and how simple manners at the ramp – patience, preparation and thinking ahead – can stop a perfect day from turning into chaos when the wind change sends everyone back to the trailer at once.
If you’re chasing a NSW fishing report from Pittwater, the northern beaches and Coffs Harbour, plus straight-talking coverage of Western Australian fishing bans, Gladstone marlin and yellowfin, marine electronics and ramp etiquette, this episode of Hi Tide is packed with guests, politics, stories and practical tips to help you plan your next trip.
This week on Hi Tide, proudly brought to you by Blake’s Marine, the Fishing Fellas wrap up a wild week of weather and look ahead to a big summer of fishing, camping and time on the water. After storms and bruising conditions across parts of NSW and Queensland, the team talk about reading the forecast, knowing your limits and making smart calls before you launch the boat or head to the beach.
We cross north to Kieran Reekie with an update on the latest marine weather and coastal conditions, including what the week of rain, wind and sunshine has done for the bite. There’s a fresh Maroochydore report, with whiting in the river, mangrove jack in the creeks and good flathead caught on lures and live baits. Kieran also reinforces a simple message for everyone on the water: if in doubt, don’t go out.
The crew spend time on the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) – how did the cost of their new internet site blow out so much. What is the truth behind the spend, where has the money gone and what did we get,.
From there they dive into a conversation about so-called “sharky water” – those times when the colour, smell and feel of the ocean just doesn’t sit right. They talk about flooded, brown water, foam lines, eerie conditions and the way the hairs stand up on the back of your neck when something feels off. It’s a reminder to trust your instincts, pick your days and never be afraid to pull the pin if it doesn’t look or feel safe, no matter what the forecast says.
Looking ahead, the Fishing Fellas are looking forward to hearing from Stephen Bowler, who is sharing safety tips for camping in and around our national parks – from watching the weather and the terrain to being aware of hidden dangers that can catch people out. They also flag upcoming chats with legendary coastal angler Paul Burt and Matt from Salamander Bay, who will be talking through Port Stephens and Salamander Bay fishing options, local species and how to make the most of a day on the water around that part of the coast.
The program closes with thanks to Kieran Reekie and the rest of the Hi Tide family, along with one last reminder to watch the BOM, keep an eye on the sky, stay safe around sharks, surf and storms, and enjoy your time outdoors. If you are chasing a friendly, easy-to-follow mix of NSW and Queensland fishing updates, BOM weather chat, shark-sense talk and camping safety tips, this episode of Hi Tide will help you plan smarter trips on both land and sea.
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• Kieran Reekie with the latest marine weather and a Maroochydore fishing update • How to use BOM forecasts, warnings and radar to decide when it’s safe to head out • A down-to-earth chat about recognising “sharky water” and trusting your instincts • Looking ahead to Stephen Bowler with camping safety tips in and around our national parks • Plus upcoming segments with Paul Burt and Matt from Salamander Bay on Port Stephens and coastal fishing
Tune in for weather, safety and plenty of fishing talk to help you plan your next trip.
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This week on Hi Tide with the Fishing Fellas on Coast FM, brought to you by Blake’s Marine, we’ve packed the show with safety advice, tech tips and a full NSW fishing report.
We kick off with Mr Alex Barrell from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) talking all things EPIRBs and distress beacons – how accidental activations happen, why correct storage and registration are critical, and why a mobile phone is not enough once you head offshore. If you run a boat, this chat is a must-listen before the Christmas rush.
Then Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine delivers this week’s tech tip on towing and reversing boat trailers. He explains how trailer length affects how quickly it reacts, why small moves on the steering wheel matter, and why it’s worth practising in an empty car park before you try backing down a busy ramp in holiday traffic.
We head down the coast with Greg Reid from Pro Lure Australia, who files a detailed St Georges Basin and South Coast estuary report. Greg covers trolling hard bodies for flathead, crankbaits for bream, and runs through the latest on the Clone Prawn, Kalka 82 and new golden shrimp colours that will be doing damage this summer.
Legendary fishing writer Lawrie McEnally checks in from South West Rocks ahead of a trip on Haven Charters’ Freedom. Lawrie talks about heading offshore with skipper Scott, using big sounders and live baits to target kingfish and reef species, and why jumping on a charter every now and then can teach even experienced anglers a few new tricks.
We wrap the coastal picture with Captain Roscoe’s South Coast report, covering local rivers, rock walls and long surf beaches. He shares where flathead, bream and other bread-and-butter species are biting, along with a reminder that while the rock ledges and beaches can fish well, the ocean can still “jump up and bite you” if the swell picks up.
If you’re chasing an up-to-date NSW fishing report with expert guests, safety advice from AMSA, practical trailer tips from Blake’s Marine, lure and estuary tactics from Pro Lure, and coastal reports from South West Rocks to the deep south, this episode of Hi Tide is loaded with local knowledge to help you plan your next session.
This week on Hi Tide, proudly brought to you by Blake’s Marine, Grant and the crew kick off with a look at the weekend weather and boating conditions, chatting about stormy afternoons, wind shifts and how that all lines up with the six–week countdown to Christmas. It’s classic Hi Tide banter with a serious edge: getting your boat, trailer and gear sorted now so you’re ready for the holiday rush on the water.
We’re joined by Kieran with a big NSW and interstate fishing report. He runs through offshore action on marlin, yellowfin and other pelagics, beach and rock sessions producing salmon, tailor, bream and whiting, and estuary systems holding flathead, bream, whiting and mullet. Kieran also checks in on the dams and rivers, with updates from places like Coffs Harbour, Ebor and the New England impoundments, where yellowbelly and trout are responding to rising water and recent storms. There’s also a chat about barramundi and threadfin salmon in the Logan and Albert Rivers, and the ongoing debate around gill netting and pressure on sportfishing stocks.
Then Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine drops a must-hear tech tip on boat steering and maintenance. He explains why October is “steering month” in the workshop, how saltwater gets into steering cables and tilt tubes, what to do if your helm starts to feel heavy, and when it’s worth upgrading to hydraulic steering. If you tow, launch and retrieve your own boat, this segment is packed with practical advice that can save you money and prevent breakdowns during peak season.
We head inland to Tenterfield and the New England region with Stephen Bowler, who talks about big rain, hail, rising rivers and how that all helps the Murray cod and yellowbelly fishing. Stephen walks through his approach to native fish on surface lures – from where to cast around snags and under willows, to how slowly to work the lure and why you need to count “one-two” before striking when a cod boofs your lure off the top.
Keeping an eye on politics and access, the Hi Tide team also speak with Mark Banasiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party. Mark has just come off a marathon 16-hour debate in Parliament, and he explains what the proposed changes could mean for workers, outdoor users and regional communities. He also previews a family-friendly carp fishing competition aimed at cleaning up local waterways and promoting citizen science.
To round out the show, we head down the coast with Captain Roscoe from Kiama, who delivers a detailed NSW South Coast fishing report. Roscoe talks about rock, beach and estuary options around the Kiama region, with early-morning sessions producing bream, snapper and other bread-and-butter species, plus tips on timing the tides, fishing the gutters and staying safe when the swell stands up on the ledges.
If you’re chasing a fresh NSW fishing report – from offshore pelagics and Central Coast beaches to New England cod, Logan and Albert River barra debates and Kiama South Coast action – this episode of Hi Tide is loaded with guests, local knowledge and practical tips to help you plan your next session.
This week on Hi Tide, proudly brought to you by Blake’s Marine, the Fishing Fellas look ahead to a busy run into Christmas with a mix of boating safety, reef adventures, politics and a full NSW South Coast fishing report.
We cross first to Kieran up in Queensland, who runs through the latest marine weather outlook and reminds boaties that if you’re thinking about heading offshore, an EPIRB is just as important as sunscreen and a hat. It’s a simple message – if in doubt, don’t go out – but with storms, wind changes and crowded waterways on the way, it’s one that can literally save lives.
Back in the studio, Alan Blake from Blake’s Marine delivers this week’s tech and safety tip for skippers. Fresh from the Wooden Boat Festival at Royal Motor Yacht Club Broken Bay, Alan talks about the importance of giving your family and mates a proper pre-departure safety briefing – where the lifejackets are, how to move around the boat, what to do if someone falls overboard and how to call for help. Whether you’ve just bought your first tinny or run a larger cruiser, it’s a timely reminder before the holiday crowds hit the ramps.
We then head offshore with Peter Sayre, who has just returned from a big trip through the Whitsundays, Swains Reef and the Capricorn/Bunker Group. Peter reports on coral health, currents and tides, explains how strong four-knot flows made some parts of the Swains too dangerous to dive, and shares what he saw on reef flats, green zones and trout country. From spectacular stag and elk horn coral to the odd patch of dead reef, it’s a detailed, first-hand look at how this part of the Great Barrier Reef is really faring.
Keeping an eye on policy and access, the team catch up with Mark Banasiak from the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party in the NSW Upper House. Mark talks about white spot disease in prawns, how it arrived via imported product, what bans and biosecurity measures have been put in place, and why rec fishers are being told prawn meat is fine to eat but not to use for bait. It’s an important chat for anyone who buys green prawns and cares about protecting local waterways.
From there we swing down the coast to Greg Reid on the NSW South Coast, who files a detailed St Georges Basin and estuary report. Greg explains how cold water and swell have made the beaches and inshore scene tougher, while the estuaries are holding bream and flathead that are responding well to prawn baits and crankbaits in the shallows. He also talks about the Basin being a classic wind-driven fishery, what conditions suit lures best, and how the bream push back into the system when ocean temps drop.
To close out the show we head to Kiama with Captain Roscoe, who rounds up the South Coast rock, beach and offshore bite. Roscoe chats about dolphinfish (mahi-mahi) and other pelagics around the FADs, as well as big flathead on the drop-offs and the current size and bag limits that apply. He also touches on local gutters, early-morning sessions and why it’s worth burning a bit of diesel to find clean water and bait.
If you’re chasing a fresh NSW and South Coast fishing report, real-world insight from the Great Barrier Reef and Swains, plus straight-talking boating safety and fisheries policy, this episode of Hi Tide is packed with guests, local knowledge and practical tips to help you plan your next trip.
This week on Hi Tide, proudly brought to you by Blake’s Marine, the Fishing Fellas roll through a big mix of weather, boating safety, access battles and fishing reports from the coast to the dams as we edge closer to Christmas.
The show kicks off with a look back at Gone Fishing Day and the putt-putt action on the Central Coast, then into a fresh marine weather outlook. With changeable conditions, storms and wind shifts on the way, the team talk about fishing to your ability, keeping an eye on the sky and getting the boat, trailer and safety gear sorted before the Christmas rush.
We cross to Kieran Reekie for a broad NSW and coastal fishing snapshot, reminding listeners to slip, slop, slap, wear a hat and never forget the life jacket. From offshore options to beaches and estuaries, it’s all about matching your plans to the forecast and coming home safe.
Tackle and boat prep are front and centre as Grant, Alan and Malcolm dive into this week’s tech tip on anchors, rope and chain. They explain how UV and salt damage anchor ropes, how much chain you should run (often 50–75% of your boat length), why three to five times the depth in rope is a good starting point, and when a stern anchor or spare anchor setup can save the day. There are practical tips on untangling a twisted warp, checking gear before a trip and organising mooring lines so you aren’t scrambling when the wind gets up.
Access and politics come into focus with Boating Industry Association’s Neil Patchett, who outlines concerns over a proposal to exclude powered vessels from parts of Port Stephens. Neil explains how the idea emerged with little consultation, why a blanket ban on all powered boats is worrying in a region built on boating, and why proper engagement with locals, fishos and industry is essential before any changes are locked in.
We then head down the coast to St Georges Basin and the NSW South Coast with Greg Reid, who files an estuary-focused report. Greg talks about how freshwater and sand build-up are changing some cockleweed mounds, what that means for bream and flathead, and how bass in the Shoalhaven River are making the most of extra flow. He runs through lure choices like surface tail baits and prawn imitations, and simple tactics kids can use in the shallows.
Staying on the South Coast, Captain Roscoe from Kiama checks in with a rock, beach and estuary wrap, including prawn-baiting rock walls, working beach gutters and chasing reef fish when the swell and water colour line up. He talks honestly about days when fish are finicky, and why a bit of patience and local knowledge still puts a feed in the esky.
We also head inland with Stephen Bowler from Tenterfield, who gives an update on native fishing in the New England region. Stephen touches on current water levels, recent wet phases, the behaviour of Murray cod and yellowbelly, and why careful handling and quick release are so important as we move into a hotter, drier summer.
If you’re chasing a coastal and inland NSW fishing report plus real-world boating advice – from anchor setups and safety messaging to Port Stephens access issues, South Coast estuaries and New England natives – this episode of Hi Tide is loaded with guests, local knowledge and practical tips to help you plan your next session.
Another show jam packed with info. Water this weekend is supposed to be a little wild so take care.
This week we chat to a champion jockey, Check out the fishing up and down the cost, and look at the changes to Stacer
Today obviously we look closely at the water conditions due to the cyclone off the South East Queensland Coast.
Mark Banasiak, Peter Johnson, Greg Reid and Paul Burt reports in from the Cyclone Preparation area.
Be safe everyone
This week we chat with Paul Burt of Step Outside, Matt reports on Port Stephens, Ross O'Brien and Greg Reid look at the south coast.
On Todays Show we chat with Alex Barrel Commissioner - Chief Executive Officer at Marine Rescue NSW, Laurie MacAnally, Peter Jonhson, Ross O;Brien, Mark Banasiak, MLC and a stack more.
The week we team up with CoastFM and Fishing Fellas and find where the fish are biting.
This hour Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Macquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, PJ, Duffs Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Macquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, PJ, Duffs Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Macquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats Tips, Duffs Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Macquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats Tips, Duffs Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Melinda Pavey joins us from Townsville, Clem Stevenson from the Bathurst Arms Fair and Paul Burt
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Mark Banasiak, Swannee joins us, Josh from Shimano pops by and we finish up with Paul Burt.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, PJ and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Justin Duggan talks Blue Gripper, Mel Pavey is back, Al McGlashan pops in and Paul Burt
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, PJ and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, PJ and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Matt from Salamander Bait and Tackle, Tim Simpson talks Sportsman of the year and Paul Burt joins us.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, PJ and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, PJ and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Aaron Langdon joins the show to talk about Port Hacking and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Mel Spikes looks at Botany Bay and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Mike for the Compleat Angler gives his report and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Salamander Bait And Tackle report in, Peter Johnson and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Mike for the Compleat Angler gives his report and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, Peter Johnson and Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, Peter Johnson and Marine Rescue Rodney Page.
Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, Peter Johnson and Marine Rescue NSW Central Zone Commander Dan Duemmer
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Mike from the Compleat Angler, Angler Melinda Pavey with a special guest , Tony from Salamander B/T and Paul Burt
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, Peter Johnson and Alex Barrell.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Dayne Veiled Fishing Comp Report, Melinda Pavey, Matt from Salamander B/T and Paul Burt from https://www.youtube.com/@stepoutsidewithpaulburt
Laurie McEnally, PJ is back in town and Mike from https://compleatangler.com.au/ with another brilliant fishing report
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, Peter Sayre joins us and we head to Double Island Charters
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, Greg Reid looks at Jarvis Bay and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Mark Banasiak looks at the lack of funding in Maritime, Swannee joins us, Al McGlashan pops by and we finish up with Paul Burt.
This hour, we speak with Steve Bowler, Karats gives his tips, We head to Salamander Bait and Tackle, Greg Reid joins us and we talk with Marine Rescue.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Lake Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, and Bobby Dean recaps the week for salt and fresh water.
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Mark Banasiak talks about our fishing lic spend, Karats give his tips, Swannee looks at South Queensland and we stay up that way with Paul Burt.
Steve Bowler looks at the action inland in NSW's North, Tony from Salamanda Bait and Tackle, we catch up with Peter Sayre on his Pacific tour and Dominic Thornley from Shimano says hi.
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Port Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, and Bobby Dean recaps the week for Salt and fresh water.
Colin Ryan from the Crescent Head Country Club joins us, Mel Pavey (the sports fishing queen) talks about last weekends comp, Matt from Salamander Bait and Tackle files a report and Paul Burt looks at Queensland.
The Professor Laurie McEnally joins us to look at the North Coast of NSW and we catch up with the Captain of Phoenix 9, Pete Sayer.
Brad Ekman joins us from the Central Coast, Ross looks at the Illawarra, and Bobby Dean looks at the Georges River.
This hour we chat with Mark Banasiak, Swannee, Tim Simson is chasing a world record and Paul Burt looks North of the NSW border. https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Steve Bowler looks at the action inland in NSW's North, Karats is back with his best bets, PJ joins us and Alex Barrell of Marine Rescue drops by.https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
This hour we chat to Brad Ekman for a report from Port Maquarie, Ross O'Brien looks at the south coast, and Bobby Dean recaps the week for Salt and fresh water.
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
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Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Hi-Tide continues to be one of Australia's leading fishing and boating radio shows. Keiren, Grant and Alan update weather conditions for the fishos in Sydney and throughout NSW each hour, this along with where the fish are biting and which bait to you use. Listeners are kept up to speed with all the latest information they need for a successful day on the water.Join us on Facebook to share your thoughts https://www.facebook.com/RadioHiTide/
Steven has just completed a solo navigation of Tassie and joins us to talk about his adventure.
Steven has just completed a solo navigation of Tassie and joins us to talk about his adventure.