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A weekly podcast for keen Bream anglers who like to catch Bream on lures, especially within a competition setting. Each week we will talk with successful bream fishermen and woman who have achieved excellent results in the art of catching bream on lures.
We will be covering tips and tricks that will help you to catch more bream on lures around the country.
A weekly podcast for keen Bream anglers who like to catch Bream on lures, especially within a competition setting. Each week we will talk with successful bream fishermen and woman who have achieved excellent results in the art of catching bream on lures.
We will be covering tips and tricks that will help you to catch more bream on lures around the country.
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Jamie McKeown is a three-time Australian Open Champion in Bream fishing, known for his consistent performance and deep understanding of fishing strategies, lure selection, and competition tactics.
Jamie McKeown is a three-time Australian Open Champion in Bream fishing, known for his consistent performance and deep understanding of fishing strategies, lure selection, and competition tactics.
Tim Vickers is an accomplished angler known for his success in competitive bream fishing. He has a reputation for his technical skill, resilience, and innovative approach to lure fishing. Tim's impressive run in the 2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open, including a significant comeback on Day 2 with a 3.945 kg bag, highlights his expertise and determination in the sport.
Tim Vickers is an accomplished angler known for his success in competitive bream fishing. He has a reputation for his technical skill, resilience, and innovative approach to lure fishing. Tim's impressive run in the 2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open, including a significant comeback on Day 2 with a 3.945 kg bag, highlights his expertise and determination in the sport.
Steve Morgan is a highly analytical and tactical angler specializing in precision lure techniques and big bream. Known for his strategic approach and deep knowledge of fishing gear and tactics, Steve has made notable achievements in tournament settings. His insights into stick minnow strategies, gear modifications, and his dramatic Day 3 performance exemplify his skill and dedication to competitive bream fishing.
Steve Morgan is a highly analytical and tactical angler specializing in precision lure techniques and big bream. Known for his strategic approach and deep knowledge of fishing gear and tactics, Steve has made notable achievements in tournament settings. His insights into stick minnow strategies, gear modifications, and his dramatic Day 3 performance exemplify his skill and dedication to competitive bream fishing.
Rodney OSullivan is a competitive angler known for his success in bream fishing tournaments. He secured 1st place at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 4.965kg.
Rodney OSullivan is a competitive angler known for his success in bream fishing tournaments. He secured 1st place at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 4.965kg.
Aaron Bonser is an experienced bream angler who finished 2nd at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 4.215kg.
Aaron Bonser is an experienced bream angler who finished 2nd at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 4.215kg.
Peter Breukel is a seasoned angler and boater who achieved 1st place in the boaters category at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a total weight of 8.59kg.
Peter Breukel is a seasoned angler and boater who achieved 1st place in the boaters category at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a total weight of 8.59kg.
Mark Crompton is a professional angler who finished 2nd among boaters at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 8.51kg.
Mark Crompton is a professional angler who finished 2nd among boaters at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 8.51kg.
Mark Healey is a competitive fisherman who secured 3rd place among boaters at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 8.37kg.
Mark Healey is a competitive fisherman who secured 3rd place among boaters at the Daiwa BREAM Series on the Hawkesbury River in May 2025 with a catch weight of 8.37kg.
Josh Jeffery is a competitive angler known for his innovative techniques in bream fishing. He is part of Team Zero Technique, which made a significant impact in the Vic Bream Classics 2025 series.
Josh Jeffery is a competitive angler known for his innovative techniques in bream fishing. He is part of Team Zero Technique, which made a significant impact in the Vic Bream Classics 2025 series.
Connor Jackson is a rising star in the bream fishing community, competing alongside Josh Jeffery in Team Zero Technique. Their teamwork and strategy led them to victory in the first round of the Vic Bream Classics 2025.
Connor Jackson is a rising star in the bream fishing community, competing alongside Josh Jeffery in Team Zero Technique. Their teamwork and strategy led them to victory in the first round of the Vic Bream Classics 2025.
Paul Malov is an experienced angler and member of Team Lowrance/Miller Rods. He has a reputation for his tactical approach to fishing and has consistently performed well in competitive settings.
Paul Malov is an experienced angler and member of Team Lowrance/Miller Rods. He has a reputation for his tactical approach to fishing and has consistently performed well in competitive settings.
Alex Franchuk is a seasoned bream angler who competes with Paul Malov in Team Lowrance/Miller Rods. They are known for their strategic setups and have achieved notable placements in various tournaments.
Alex Franchuk is a seasoned bream angler who competes with Paul Malov in Team Lowrance/Miller Rods. They are known for their strategic setups and have achieved notable placements in various tournaments.
Dan Mackrell is a competitive angler who, along with Declan Betts, forms Team Samurai Rods. They made a remarkable comeback in the Vic Bream Classics 2025, showcasing their skills and adaptability.
Dan Mackrell is a competitive angler who, along with Declan Betts, forms Team Samurai Rods. They made a remarkable comeback in the Vic Bream Classics 2025, showcasing their skills and adaptability.
Declan Betts is a member of Team Samurai Rods, known for their impressive performance in the Vic Bream Classics 2025. Declan's strategic insights contributed to their rise from 25th to 3rd place in the tournament.
Declan Betts is a member of Team Samurai Rods, known for their impressive performance in the Vic Bream Classics 2025. Declan's strategic insights contributed to their rise from 25th to 3rd place in the tournament.
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Welcome back to The Bream Fishing Project! In this packed June edition of the Monthly Report, Andrew is joined once again by Brett Geddes for a wide-ranging and insight-rich conversation. From competition recaps to deep dives into tackle, tactics, and Collective breakthroughs β this episode is full of value for serious bream anglers.
We cover:
Tournament updates from Foster, Georges River, Lake Macquarie, Nelson, Peel Inlet, and more
East Coast Bream Series recap
Lure-specific discussions: crabs, mussels, baby vibes, and prawns
Big fish stories (including a 91cm flathead on 4lb leader)
Tech talk: forward-facing sonar, side imaging, sounder insights
Collective highlights and lessons learned from shared experimentation
Brettβs milestone: 1,000+ bream caught so far in 2025
A tribute to Brettβs father and the joy of multi-generational fishing trips
π Subscriber Giveaway Two Force Lures prize packs are up for grabs β one for new subscribers and another exclusively for members of The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Sign up now to be included in the draw!
π§ Join the Collective Take your fishing to the next level. Be part of our lure-specific challenges, live-streamed mastermind sessions, and early episode access. π Join now at: breamfishingproject.supercast.com
πΊ Watch + Subscribe on YouTube Want to see the lures, rigging tips, and on-screen tackle chat? Watch the full Monthly Report episode on YouTube. π’ Donβt forget to hit the subscribe button on our channel to get all the latest fishing interviews, breakdowns, and gear reviews! π youtube.com/@thebreamfishingproject
π Featured Brands & Gear:
Outback Breamer Baits β Makers of βThe Mussβ and βLil Muss,β tournament-proven mussel imitation lures designed in WA. π outbackbreamerbaits.com
Blue Lip Baits β Joeyβs handcrafted mussels and chin weights, perfect for finesse fishing and deep presentations.
Force Lures β Known for the Spider Crab, a standout performer in the Collectiveβs mussel & crab challenge.
Chasebaits β The Chasebaits Junior 65mm soft plastic is proving lethal on bream and perch.
Pro Lure β Featuring Prey Minnows and the new Ultra Gar, plus the 220mm version for offshore action.
Burley Pro β Kayak accessories to optimize your time on the water.
π Thanks for listening β donβt forget to subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, join The Collective, and subscribe on YouTube for more epic bream fishing content. Tight lines!
π£ The Monthly Report β June 2025
Welcome back to The Bream Fishing Project! In this packed June edition of the Monthly Report, Andrew is joined once again by Brett Geddes for a wide-ranging and insight-rich conversation. From competition recaps to deep dives into tackle, tactics, and Collective breakthroughs β this episode is full of value for serious bream anglers.
We cover:
Tournament updates from Foster, Georges River, Lake Macquarie, Nelson, Peel Inlet, and more
East Coast Bream Series recap
Lure-specific discussions: crabs, mussels, baby vibes, and prawns
Big fish stories (including a 91cm flathead on 4lb leader)
Tech talk: forward-facing sonar, side imaging, sounder insights
Collective highlights and lessons learned from shared experimentation
Brettβs milestone: 1,000+ bream caught so far in 2025
A tribute to Brettβs father and the joy of multi-generational fishing trips
π Subscriber Giveaway Two Force Lures prize packs are up for grabs β one for new subscribers and another exclusively for members of The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Sign up now to be included in the draw!
π§ Join the Collective Take your fishing to the next level. Be part of our lure-specific challenges, live-streamed mastermind sessions, and early episode access. π Join now at: breamfishingproject.supercast.com
πΊ Watch + Subscribe on YouTube Want to see the lures, rigging tips, and on-screen tackle chat? Watch the full Monthly Report episode on YouTube. π’ Donβt forget to hit the subscribe button on our channel to get all the latest fishing interviews, breakdowns, and gear reviews! π youtube.com/@thebreamfishingproject
π Featured Brands & Gear:
Outback Breamer Baits β Makers of βThe Mussβ and βLil Muss,β tournament-proven mussel imitation lures designed in WA. π outbackbreamerbaits.com
Blue Lip Baits β Joeyβs handcrafted mussels and chin weights, perfect for finesse fishing and deep presentations.
Force Lures β Known for the Spider Crab, a standout performer in the Collectiveβs mussel & crab challenge.
Chasebaits β The Chasebaits Junior 65mm soft plastic is proving lethal on bream and perch.
Pro Lure β Featuring Prey Minnows and the new Ultra Gar, plus the 220mm version for offshore action.
Burley Pro β Kayak accessories to optimize your time on the water.
π Thanks for listening β donβt forget to subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, join The Collective, and subscribe on YouTube for more epic bream fishing content. Tight lines!
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EPISODE 135: 2025 DAIWA BREAM AUSTRALIAN OPEN, SYDNEY HARBOUR, 6 - 8 MAY, 2025 PART 2 THE WINNERS INTERVIEW!
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Jamie McKeown
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Bream fishinglurescompetition fishingSydney HarbourDaiwa BREAM Australian Openfishing tacticstuning tipsboat positioningbite windowsmental game
Jamie McKeown β 3-Time Australian Open Champion
Full Episode Description: In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, Iβm joined by Jamie McKeown, who has just made history by becoming a three-time winner of the Daiwa BREAM Australian Open. With 15 fish for 10.405 kg across three days on Sydney Harbour, Jamie delivered one of the most consistent and hard-fought victories weβve seen in years.
We go deep into: π£ His practice day strategy π€ How he broke down boat hull zones across the harbour π¦ The lures that made the difference: Outback Breamer Baits Mini Muss, PML Claw Crab, ZipBaits Khamsin Tiny, and the all-new SamakiRedic 40 π‘ Tuning tips, boat positioning, and bite windows π§ The mental game of chasing a win β including moments he thought heβd lost it
From Day 1 heartbreak to the winning bite on Day 3, Jamie shares everything: the gear, the thinking, and the hard-earned lessons that helped him come out on top once again.
π₯ Join The Bream Fishing Project Collective Become part of the team. Get early access to episodes, exclusive bonus content, and join our lure-specific challenges designed to help you catch more fish. Each challenge focuses on one lure style over 4β6 weeks so we can all improve together. π https://breamfishingproject.supercast.com
π Limited Tournament Shirts Our official Bream Fishing Project tournament shirts are almost sold out β grab one while you still can.
πΊ Watch the Full Video on YouTube Check out the full video version of this interview on our YouTube channel β including footage, visuals, and bonus content. π Donβt forget to subscribe on YouTube to stay up to date: The Bream Fishing Project on YouTube
π¬ If you're enjoying the show, please share it with your mates or leave a quick review β it really helps us grow.
Jamie McKeown β 3-Time Australian Open Champion
Full Episode Description: In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, Iβm joined by Jamie McKeown, who has just made history by becoming a three-time winner of the Daiwa BREAM Australian Open. With 15 fish for 10.405 kg across three days on Sydney Harbour, Jamie delivered one of the most consistent and hard-fought victories weβve seen in years.
We go deep into: π£ His practice day strategy π€ How he broke down boat hull zones across the harbour π¦ The lures that made the difference: Outback Breamer Baits Mini Muss, PML Claw Crab, ZipBaits Khamsin Tiny, and the all-new SamakiRedic 40 π‘ Tuning tips, boat positioning, and bite windows π§ The mental game of chasing a win β including moments he thought heβd lost it
From Day 1 heartbreak to the winning bite on Day 3, Jamie shares everything: the gear, the thinking, and the hard-earned lessons that helped him come out on top once again.
π₯ Join The Bream Fishing Project Collective Become part of the team. Get early access to episodes, exclusive bonus content, and join our lure-specific challenges designed to help you catch more fish. Each challenge focuses on one lure style over 4β6 weeks so we can all improve together. π https://breamfishingproject.supercast.com
π Limited Tournament Shirts Our official Bream Fishing Project tournament shirts are almost sold out β grab one while you still can.
πΊ Watch the Full Video on YouTube Check out the full video version of this interview on our YouTube channel β including footage, visuals, and bonus content. π Donβt forget to subscribe on YouTube to stay up to date: The Bream Fishing Project on YouTube
2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open β Day 1 & 2 Deep Dive (feat. Tim Vickers & Steve Morgan)
In this first part of our two-episode special, The Bream Fishing Project takes you into the heart of the 2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open β one of Australiaβs premier lure-only bream tournaments, fished across Sydney Harbour and launching from Drummoyne Sailing Club.
Host Andrew Death sets the tone with a sharp overview of the tournament structure, timing, and bite windows, before shifting gears into two of the most insightful, technical, and honest interviews youβll hear all season.
π£ Tim Vickers β From Bust-Offs to the Podium
We follow Tim Vickersβ incredible run across the first two days of competition. After a tough Day 1 plagued by dropped fish and difficult conditions, Tim rebounds on Day 2 with a huge 3.945 kg bag, rocketing up the leaderboard into third.
He walks us through:
Fishing tight timber structure with 3lb straight-through and a 7β8β Daiwa Infeet rod
How he managed fish that should have bricked him, using finesse gear, long rod angles, and clever boat control
The bite patterns in Watsons Bay, Clifton Gardens, Shark Island, and Double Bay
How lure colour, sink rate, and slack line presentation with the Pro Lure Hybrid Shrimp were absolutely critical
Mental game under pressure, leaderboard strategy, and the decisions that shaped his comeback
Tim also gives a brilliant look at his setup, mindset, and a few missteps β including pushing a hot spot too hard on Day 2 that came back to bite him on Day 3.
π Steve Morgan β Precision Tactics & Big Bream in Crunch Time
Next, Steve Morgan jumps on for a full tournament recap, and itβs classic Steve β analytical, honest, and deeply tactical.
Steve dives into:
His stick minnow-only strategy and why it dominated under calm, sunny, finesse conditions
How he fished shallow moored boats with forward-facing sonar, presenting stick minnows with slack-line precision
The specific Daiwa gear, lure modifications, and hook upgrades that turned lookers into biters
Why he targeted eastern harbour over Parramatta River and how fish condition and location made a 150g per fish difference
His Day 3 heroics, including landing a 38cm kicker in the final minutes to leapfrog into second place overall, justedging out Mario.
Steve also breaks down his tournament planning, mindset, tackle selection, and how he thinks brim fishing coverage should evolve β making this a must-listen for serious anglers.
This episode is packed with real tournament pressure, decision-making under fire, and gear breakdowns that you can apply straight to your own fishing. Whether you're here for the story or to sharpen your skills, this is one of the most in-depth episodes weβve done.
π§’ Stay tuned for Part 2 β where weβll catch up with the 2025 BREAM Australian Open Champion for a full breakdown of the win.
2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open β Day 1 & 2 Deep Dive (feat. Tim Vickers & Steve Morgan)
In this first part of our two-episode special, The Bream Fishing Project takes you into the heart of the 2025 Daiwa BREAM Australian Open β one of Australiaβs premier lure-only bream tournaments, fished across Sydney Harbour and launching from Drummoyne Sailing Club.
Host Andrew Death sets the tone with a sharp overview of the tournament structure, timing, and bite windows, before shifting gears into two of the most insightful, technical, and honest interviews youβll hear all season.
π£ Tim Vickers β From Bust-Offs to the Podium
We follow Tim Vickersβ incredible run across the first two days of competition. After a tough Day 1 plagued by dropped fish and difficult conditions, Tim rebounds on Day 2 with a huge 3.945 kg bag, rocketing up the leaderboard into third.
He walks us through:
Fishing tight timber structure with 3lb straight-through and a 7β8β Daiwa Infeet rod
How he managed fish that should have bricked him, using finesse gear, long rod angles, and clever boat control
The bite patterns in Watsons Bay, Clifton Gardens, Shark Island, and Double Bay
How lure colour, sink rate, and slack line presentation with the Pro Lure Hybrid Shrimp were absolutely critical
Mental game under pressure, leaderboard strategy, and the decisions that shaped his comeback
Tim also gives a brilliant look at his setup, mindset, and a few missteps β including pushing a hot spot too hard on Day 2 that came back to bite him on Day 3.
π Steve Morgan β Precision Tactics & Big Bream in Crunch Time
Next, Steve Morgan jumps on for a full tournament recap, and itβs classic Steve β analytical, honest, and deeply tactical.
Steve dives into:
His stick minnow-only strategy and why it dominated under calm, sunny, finesse conditions
How he fished shallow moored boats with forward-facing sonar, presenting stick minnows with slack-line precision
The specific Daiwa gear, lure modifications, and hook upgrades that turned lookers into biters
Why he targeted eastern harbour over Parramatta River and how fish condition and location made a 150g per fish difference
His Day 3 heroics, including landing a 38cm kicker in the final minutes to leapfrog into second place overall, justedging out Mario.
Steve also breaks down his tournament planning, mindset, tackle selection, and how he thinks brim fishing coverage should evolve β making this a must-listen for serious anglers.
This episode is packed with real tournament pressure, decision-making under fire, and gear breakdowns that you can apply straight to your own fishing. Whether you're here for the story or to sharpen your skills, this is one of the most in-depth episodes weβve done.
π§’ Stay tuned for Part 2 β where weβll catch up with the 2025 BREAM Australian Open Champion for a full breakdown of the win.
Big Bream and Big Stories on the Hawkesbury β Daiwa BREAM Series May 2025
In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, we head to the Hawkesbury River for the Daiwa BREAM Series, held over the weekend of May 3β4, 2025, with Bait Junkie as the proud round sponsor. It was a huge event with fast boats, heavy fuel bills, and some massive bream hitting the scales.
We catch up with the top three non-boaters: π£ Rodney OβSullivan β 1st place with 4.965kg π£ Aaron Bonser β 2nd place with 4.215kg π£ Aaron Booby β 3rd place with 4.1kg
And the top three boaters: π€ Peter Breukel β 1st place with 8.59kg π€ Mark Crompton β 2nd place with 8.51kg π€ Mark Healey β 3rd place with 8.37kg
We break down how each angler approached the comp β from chasing bream in deep current with UV crabs, to working rock walls and oyster racks, to high-speed runs up to Spencer and beyond. There's plenty of insight into tackle choices, bite patterns, Active Target use, and the key decisions that led to podium finishes.
π£ Plus, donβt forget weβre halfway through our Mussel & Crab Lure Challenge inside The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Our mid-session catch-up Zoom is on Wednesday, May 21 at 8 p.m., and if youβre not in the Collective yet, join now at π breamfishingproject.supercast.com
Thanks again to our sponsors: HWS Hobie, fishin.com.au, Podium Marine Wraps, Bait Junkie, and all of our Collective supporters.
Big Bream and Big Stories on the Hawkesbury β Daiwa BREAM Series May 2025
In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, we head to the Hawkesbury River for the Daiwa BREAM Series, held over the weekend of May 3β4, 2025, with Bait Junkie as the proud round sponsor. It was a huge event with fast boats, heavy fuel bills, and some massive bream hitting the scales.
We catch up with the top three non-boaters: π£ Rodney OβSullivan β 1st place with 4.965kg π£ Aaron Bonser β 2nd place with 4.215kg π£ Aaron Booby β 3rd place with 4.1kg
And the top three boaters: π€ Peter Breukel β 1st place with 8.59kg π€ Mark Crompton β 2nd place with 8.51kg π€ Mark Healey β 3rd place with 8.37kg
We break down how each angler approached the comp β from chasing bream in deep current with UV crabs, to working rock walls and oyster racks, to high-speed runs up to Spencer and beyond. There's plenty of insight into tackle choices, bite patterns, Active Target use, and the key decisions that led to podium finishes.
π£ Plus, donβt forget weβre halfway through our Mussel & Crab Lure Challenge inside The Bream Fishing Project Collective. Our mid-session catch-up Zoom is on Wednesday, May 21 at 8 p.m., and if youβre not in the Collective yet, join now at π breamfishingproject.supercast.com
Thanks again to our sponsors: HWS Hobie, fishin.com.au, Podium Marine Wraps, Bait Junkie, and all of our Collective supporters.
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π£ Vic Bream Classics 2025 β Club Marine East Gippsland Bream Classic Location: Gippsland Lakes Dates: March 22β23, 2025
This week on The Bream Fishing Project, we head to Gippsland Lakes for the Club Marine East Gippsland, Round 1 of the Vic Bream Classics 2025 series β and what a cracking round it was!
With Gippsland Lakes absolutely firing, we break down an epic weekend of bream fishing, from record bags to monster upgrades and wild rides in the straits. Hear from the top three teams:
π₯ Team Zero Technique (Josh Jeffery & Connor Jackson): The new kids on the block stormed to victory with an incredible 6.86kg day-one bag and a 410g win margin β despite a late penalty scare!
π₯ Team Lowrance/Miller Rods (Paul Malov & Alex Franchuk ): Two second-place finishes in a row for these seasoned anglers, who share their tactics, heartbreak losses, and 21-rod tournament setups.
π₯ Team Samurai Rods (Dan Mackrell & Declan Betts): From 25th to 3rd with a huge 6.54kg day two bag β the guys dive deep into the strategy behind their comeback and the moment it all turned.
Along the way, youβll hear how baby flathead, elephant pants, and mid-comp dance moves all played a part in this action-packed round.
π¬ Plus, stay tuned for tide and bite period data, lure selections, structure breakdowns, and an interesting discussion on how rod selection might be the key to landing big bream in gnarly snags.
π§ Want more like this β and early access to episodes, exclusive content, and monthly live streams?
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π£ Vic Bream Classics 2025 β Club Marine East Gippsland Bream Classic Location: Gippsland Lakes Dates: March 22β23, 2025
This week on The Bream Fishing Project, we head to Gippsland Lakes for the Club Marine East Gippsland, Round 1 of the Vic Bream Classics 2025 series β and what a cracking round it was!
With Gippsland Lakes absolutely firing, we break down an epic weekend of bream fishing, from record bags to monster upgrades and wild rides in the straits. Hear from the top three teams:
π₯ Team Zero Technique (Josh Jeffery & Connor Jackson): The new kids on the block stormed to victory with an incredible 6.86kg day-one bag and a 410g win margin β despite a late penalty scare!
π₯ Team Lowrance/Miller Rods (Paul Malov & Alex Franchuk ): Two second-place finishes in a row for these seasoned anglers, who share their tactics, heartbreak losses, and 21-rod tournament setups.
π₯ Team Samurai Rods (Dan Mackrell & Declan Betts): From 25th to 3rd with a huge 6.54kg day two bag β the guys dive deep into the strategy behind their comeback and the moment it all turned.
Along the way, youβll hear how baby flathead, elephant pants, and mid-comp dance moves all played a part in this action-packed round.
π¬ Plus, stay tuned for tide and bite period data, lure selections, structure breakdowns, and an interesting discussion on how rod selection might be the key to landing big bream in gnarly snags.
π§ Want more like this β and early access to episodes, exclusive content, and monthly live streams?
