The 2024 Hobie Fishing Worlds, held from June 25 to July 1 at Tecumseh, Windsor, Ontario, saw a fierce battle among the world’s top kayak anglers. Jack Gammie from Australia emerged victorious, clinching 1st place with a total of 274.25 inches of fish. Antoine Desrocher-Gagnon from Canada secured 2nd place with 262.00 inches and won the Day Two Biggest Bass Award. Ron Champion from the USA finished 3rd with 261.00 inches. The event featured varying weather conditions and the unique ‘Catch, Photo, Release’ format, with over 1,000 bass caught and submitted for scoring.

The Lowrance Round 6 event at Georges River, NSW took place on May 25-26, 2024, in Sydney, New South Wales. Participants and spectators enjoyed fantastic weather and an impressive display of the largest Yellowfin Bream observed in our series. Greg Lewis, after taking a break from tournament fishing, made a triumphant return and clinched the […]

Baitcasting for bream….The use of BFS (Bait Finesse System) setups is indeed starting to gain traction in the bream fishing scene, particularly among anglers looking to cast larger, heavier, and more specific types of lures when targeting this species. Originally developed in Japan for targeting heavily pressured bass fisheries with ultralight lines and lures, BFS […]

Hobie Fishing Series 15 Rd 2 St Georges Basin, NSW The  second round of the Atomic Season 15 was held at St Georges Basin, the home waterway of Hobie, in New South Wales (NSW). This location is well-known for being one of the most challenging spots in the tournament, which was validated during this round. While some anglers […]