Fishing Fury » Australia

Extreme Kayak Fishing!!

Clive Mathias — Sat, 23 Jan 2010 00:54:26 +0000

It takes a certain level of bravery to fish from a kayak 10km (6.2 miles) from shore, but it takes an absolute crazy man to catch a 10 foot shark while kayak fishing 10km from shore!

At least it wasn’t a great white!

This Is Fly Issue 20

Clive Mathias — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 13:46:49 +0000

The latest issue is hot off the virtual press, check it out!

2 Dans Fishing and Rex Hunt Adventures

Clive Mathias — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 23:03:43 +0000

I found two more solid programs to add to our list of best online fishing shows – 2 Dan’s Fishing, and Rex Hunt’s Fishing Adventures. There are only four episodes of 2 Dan’s, but there are more then 30 episodes of Fishing Adventures. Both shows are well done and feature some of the crazy fishing opportunities available in Australia. Be warned, Rex Hunt’s show features the worst intro music in any fishing show. Ever.

Click to watch!

Kiss a fish, and click to watch!

via My Outdoor TV

In other news, don’t forget to tune in the next episode of Hooked tonight!

Fishing Fury Interview with Kim Bain-Moore

Jonathon Marshall — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 04:13:19 +0000

While getting ready to publish this story I realized that we haven’t had any original Fishing Fury editorial for 2009 which makes this the first! What an amazing start to the year!

Kim Bain-Moore has been called the First Lady of Fishing after securing her name in history as the first woman to fish the Bassmaster Classic. We recently had the opportunity to have a short interview with Kim and ask her a few questions about her love of fishing, her experience fishing competitively and what it was like to be the first woman to fish the Classic.

Kim Bain-Moore shows off her catch during weigh-in at last years Women's Bassmaster Tour event in Lewisville, Texas.

Fishing Fury: Hey Kim, let us start by saying it’s a great pleasure to speak with you. You’ve broken a lot of barriers in the world of fishing and it’s great to see the sport grow and evolve with women competing in big tournaments.

Who would you credit with building your love for fishing from a young age?

Kim Bain-Moore: Without a doubt, my Mum (Lynn) and Dad (Steve). They were always proactive in creating opportunities for me to get outdoors and enjoy nature. My fondest memories are spending time with my family fishing and hunting on my weekends and vacations. I was also a member of many sportfishing clubs in Australia, so I have been very privileged to have grown up around many diverse and talented anglers.

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