The Anglers

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Good news!

The 32-year-old woman reported missing from Belli Park has been located safe and well.

Police would like to thank the public for their assistance.

14/05/2025

Thoughts?

Scientists say the algal bloom produces toxins that suffocate a wide array of marine life.

27/04/2025

Good client and his son last fished with us in 2017 good to see you again🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️ thanks again

19/04/2025

When the crew turn dreams into reality👊👊👊🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️🧜‍♂️

06/04/2025

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06/03/2025

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is slowly moving towards the southeast Queensland coast.

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is currently category 2 and is expected to remain of similar intensity until the centre starts to interact with the coast and islands. The centre of Tropical Cyclone Alfred is expected to cross the coast Friday night or early Saturday morning, most likely between Noosa and Coolangatta.

Gales with damaging wind gusts to 120 kilometres per hour are developing near the coast between Cape Moreton and Cape Byron. Gales with damaging wind gusts to 120 kilometres per hour are expected to develop along the remaining southeast Queensland and northeastern New South Wales coastal and island communities between Noosa and Ballina overnight Thursday into Friday morning, possible extending as far south as Grafton and as far north as Double Island Point. These damaging winds are forecast to persist during Friday before easing during late Saturday morning.

Destructive wind gusts of up to 155 kilometres per hour may develop about coastal and island locations near, and to the south of, the cyclone centre, as Alfred's destructive core approaches the coast.

A dangerous storm tide is likely along the coastal foreshore for exposed areas between Cape Moreton and Yamba, including the Gold Coast and Byron Bay beaches, ahead of the coastal crossing time on the high tides. Tides are likely to rise significantly above the highest high tide mark with damaging waves and dangerous inundation of coastal low-lying areas.

Abnormally high tides are likely to continue causing minor flooding of coastal low-lying areas between Double Island Point and Grafton, particularly during the time of high tides early Friday morning (tonight) and early Saturday morning (Friday night). Damaging surf leading to significant beach erosion remains likely for the open beaches between Double Island Point and Grafton, and further south over the New South Wales coast. Separate Coastal Hazard and Hazardous Surf warnings are current for southeast Queensland and New South Wales coasts.

Heavy rainfall is developing for southeast Queensland and northeastern New South Wales. Heavy to locally intense rainfall which may lead to dangerous and life-threatening flash flooding may occur near and south of the cyclone centre as Alfred approaches and crosses the coast.

Separate Severe Weather Warning and Flood Watches are current for southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales.

For the latest tropical cyclone warnings and the Tropical Cyclone 7 day forecast, visit www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/

04/12/2024

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-12-02/fishing-barramundi-record-season-fitzroy-river-tag-release/104634742

Catching a barramundi measuring more than 1 metre is considered the holy grail of fishing, but anglers targeting trophy fish in one of Australia's biggest river catchments are blowing this out of the water.