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SPOTTIE MAYHEM! 🎣🔥 Another beautiful spotted mackerel hitting the deck! ⚡🐟 These fish might not grow as big as their Spanish cousins, but they definitely make up for it with speed and aggression! Nothing beats watching them smash bait on the surface! 💥 @pennfishing @pennfishing_anz WRATH II 3000 @wilsonfishingaustralia VENOM V-BRAID @halcotackle TWISTY CHROME #SpottedMackerel #FishingAustralia #SaltwaterFishing #MackerelFishing #fishinglife by @woodysfishingg
Chasing Longtail tuna definitely tested my patience. cost me a rod, but it was worth it ! @halcotackle SLIDOG took the win by @woodysfishingg
Not much better than double hookup’s with ya mate ! 😁 @finlayjai58 @chasebaits_australia golden drunken mullet by @woodysfishingg
Queenfish are seriously one of the most exciting fish to target on light tackle! 🎣🔥 Known for their blistering runs, aggressive strikes and acrobatic jumps, these fish put up an incredible fight. Often found hunting baitfish along coastal waters, river mouths and current lines, queenfish are fast, powerful predators that never disappoint. Definitely one of my favourite species to chase on lures! 🤙 #Queenfish #FishingAustralia #SportFishing #LightTackleFishing #lurefishing by @woodysfishingg
Mangrove Jack 🔴🎣 One of Australia’s toughest estuary predators. Mangrove Jack are ambush hunters, spending much of their younger lives around mangroves, rock bars, snags and other heavy structure. They’ll sit tight, wait for prey to come within range, then absolutely smoke it before heading straight back for cover. As they mature, many eventually move from estuaries into offshore reef environments, where they can grow into seriously impressive fish. Aggressive, powerful and built for structure. There’s a reason every hit gets the heart going. 🔥 #MangroveJack #FishingAustralia #AustralianFishing #LureFishing #EstuaryFishing FishingLife CatchAndRelease Fishing by @woodysfishingg
Jungle perch 🌿🎣 One of Australia’s coolest native freshwater species. These little predators live in clear coastal creeks, hit lures hard and fight way above their size. Definitely one of my favourite fish to chase in the skinny water 🤙🏼 #JunglePerch #NativeFishing #FreshwaterFishing #FishingAustralia #fishing by @woodysfishingg
He absolutely smoked the lure and put on a proper fight. In a landlocked brackish creek, always cool finding these fish in places you wouldn’t normally expect them. GTs never disappoint 💥 @chasebaits_australia drunken mullet gold @pennfishing_anz warth II @wilsonfishingaustralia Venom braid #GiantTrevally #GTfishing #BrackishFishing #LureFishing #FishingAustralia CatchAndRelease by @woodysfishingg
Mangrove Jack 🔴🎣 One of Australia’s toughest estuary predators. Mangrove Jack are ambush hunters, spending much of their younger lives around mangroves, rock bars, snags and other heavy structure. They’ll sit tight, wait for prey to come within range, then absolutely smoke it before heading straight back for cover. As they mature, many eventually move from estuaries into offshore reef environments, where they can grow into seriously impressive fish. Aggressive, powerful and built for structure. There’s a reason every hit gets the heart going. 🔥 Smashed the @chasebaits__australia drunken mullet gold #MangroveJack #FishingAustralia #AustralianFishing #LureFishing #EstuaryFishing by @woodysfishingg
SOOTY GRUNTER 🎣🇦🇺 One of Australia’s toughest native freshwater fish. Sooty Grunter (Hephaestus fuliginosus) are found across northern Australia, living in rivers, creeks and rocky pools. 🔥 A few quick facts: • They can grow to over 50 cm • They feed on insects, crustaceans, small fish and plant matter • They’re incredibly aggressive and powerful for their size • They love rocky areas, timber and deeper pools • Larger fish often develop the dark colouring that gives them their “sooty” name An absolute weapon on light tackle and one of Australia’s coolest native freshwater species. 🎣🔥 #SootyGrunter #NativeFish #FreshwaterFishing #AustralianFishing #CreekFishing by @woodysfishingg
Australian Snakehead Gudgeon 🎣 One seriously underrated native predator! These guys might be called “snakeheads”, but they’re actually gudgeons and are completely native to Australia. They’re ambush predators with a surprisingly big mouth, feeding on small fish, prawns and insects. They can be found around creeks, rivers and lagoons, usually hanging close to structure waiting for something to swim past. The colours on this one were unreal too, with those red fins and dark, almost metallic body. Such a cool fish to find hiding in a little freshwater creek. 🇦🇺🌿 Definitely one of Australia’s lesser-known freshwater predators! @malosilures micro series @pennfishing_anz Penn Wrath II @wilsonfishingaustralia Venom Braid #AustralianFishing #NativeFish #SnakeheadGudgeon #FreshwaterFishing #CreekFishing by @woodysfishingg
Another Queenie ! @nomadtackle_aus riptide 105 floating YouTube video coming up on a eventful day ! #fishing #fishingdaily #fishingislife #fishingadventures #fishing🐟 by @woodysfishingg
Can’t seem to stay away from these queenfish ! @nomadtackle_aus Live ops Jerk squid by @woodysfishingg

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