Events Calendar 

Here is the place you can keep up to date on upcoming fishing events. This Events Calendar is for the next 12 months, including kayak fishing, as well as other types of fishing events.

If you have an upcoming event you'd like us to know about, send an email to shane@adventurepublishing.com.au 

Hobie Kayak Bream Series

The Hobie Kayak Bream Series is designed to offer kayak anglers a competitive Bream fishing tournament.  These events are open to all makes of kayaks except for the Australian Championship, where all competitors are provided with identical fitted Hobie MirageDrive® kayaks. The Hobie Kayak Bream series will have its own qualifying rounds, rankings, payouts and prize schedule.

Pirtek Fishing Challenge

Sunday 18 March 2018 will be the 10th anniversary of the Pirtek Fishing Challenge.
And to celebrate 10 years of helping fund cancer research in Australia, we’re planning our biggest and best(est) Pirtek Fishing Challenge.
Registrations open in early January 2018, so mark the date in your diary and get ready for our 10th Anniversary Challenge.
Want to know as soon as registrations open, or update your email details? Pre-Register Now.

Get Fishing National Online Fishing Comp

Australia’s Largest Online Monthly Fishing Tournament
Compete for your share of $15,000 in prizes every month! 
Purchase $10 Entry, retrieve your code and compete from anywhere anytime in our monthly fishing competitions. Prizes are awarded for the longest of each species, PLUS a $649 Garmin STRIKER 7dv fishfinder/gps Lucky Draw Prize each month.
To Join follow the steps on the How It Works page. Over $200,000 in prizes already awarded! Please release ‘trophy’ fish for others to enjoy.

NT Barramundi Classic

The NT Barramundi Classic is arguably Australia’s premier Barramundi fishing tournament, held on the unspoilt Daly River, located in the Northern Territory (250 kms south of Darwin).

Held during the peak fishing times, barramundi are caught, measured, tagged and released by teams of three individuals and scores are accumulated on a length basis daily. Teams are permitted to fish a 52km stretch of the river from 7am to 5pm for five consecutive days. The outright winner is the team with the most accumulated points and receives the prestigious “Barra on a Stick”.