Latest show is up and running , Well the new Spanish Mackerel Assessment hit the airnwaves and it proves that the previous one was wrong and that Spaniards arent as extinct as we were told, we chat about why its changed and how they got the first one so wrong.
Adam Royle joins us on the phone to chat all things flats fishing from rigs to tides from lures to outfits we cover it all . Adam has a YouTube channel Sportfishing Junkie so we talk about how that goes for him and what the future holds for his channel.
Marty has done 2 trips to Hinchinbrook in the last week , one in gale force winds and torrential rain the other in gal force wind we chat about the two different trips what worked what didnt . His second trip was with Fishing Show regular Jason Masters and Jason rings in and gives us all the gossip on how Marty performed on the day.
So sit back grab a coldie and enjoy 3 hours of fun , laughs , tips and tricks with the NQ Fishing Show
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