The lads had a great day out fishing and crabbing on Noosa River and landed this nice flathead to top it all off. Well done lads and hope you had a great holiday and stories to tell.

Dylan from Cronulla got a huge surprise when he struggled with this monster shovel nose shark. He did so well, well done.
Don’t worry people’s shovel nose sharks are harmless and we are lucky in Noosa River to have had no recorded shark attacks in Noosa other than a man with a bite to his leg some 40 years ago.

With the recent rains last week there have been quite a lot of mud crabs flushed down the river. Crab a pot and try your luck and O Boat Hire have a special deal for you.
Just don’t forget it’s illegal to take female crabs or any male under 15cm across the body. The fines are over $1,000 and also the same if caught lifting anyone else’s pot.
The other alternative is to join a Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventure where you are guarenteed of a yummy crab tasting on board while you fish.

Sylvia from Wellington, New Zealand landed this nice whiting whist on holidays in Noosa Heads and enjoying her fishing and crab tour.

Shirley over from New Zeala nd with friends had a great tour out fishing and crabbing and said the freshly caught and steam cooked mud crab was delish…

Leanne from Kenilworth, our February competition winner, said she had a great day out fishing and crabbing on a recent tour. Leanne landed this nice bream and others to make her day.

Rhys and Cass up from Shepparton in Victoria on their honeymoon had a great tour and feast of our special crab tasting on the weekend. Congrats and all the best for the future guys.

The rains have abated and looks a great weekend to get out and drop a line or just to take in the awesome scenic Noosa River

The Watkins family from Singapore had a great tour on the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventure last weekend and pulled up a nice mud crab which they had never seen before. Don’t forget if they are not 15cm across the body and of male sex they have to be returned.

If your after a tasting of one of Noosa’s famour mud crabs remember they have to be 15cm across the body and only male’s can be kept. Fines are heavy for for non compliance and pulling anyone else’s pots.