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Reel Action - S9 Ep. 20
G | Sport

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Air Date: Sat 4 Dec 2021

Adam Finlay takes Guesty and Jack Nolan for a run around some Nannygai country with great results. But a 35 kilo giant trevally on a soft plastic steals the show.

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S9 Ep. 20 - Townsville Large Mouth Nannygai

Adam Finlay takes Guesty and Jack Nolan for a run around some Nannygai country with great results. But a 35 kilo giant trevally on a soft plastic steals the show.

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S9 Ep. 19 - Seadoo Tailor - Forster Sportfishing

Guesty kicks the show off casting the wash for big green back tailor from the PWC. Sammy Hitzke and Barney change things up with the three of them sport fishing out of Forster.

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S9 Ep. 18 - Fishing The Gladstone Region

Gladstone offers a range of fishing experiences. Guesty, Justin Nye and Danny Johns hit the shipping channel targeting queenfish before turning their attention towards saltwater barra.

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S9 Ep. 17 - Snapper Wash Fishing

Guesty, Wayne Gordon and ex NSW cricketer Dom Thornley brave the big swell to target snapper with deep diving hardbodies and soft vibes.

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S9 Ep. 16 - Lake Macquarie Flathead

Lake Macquarie has been the beneficiary of being a recreational fishing haven for some years now. Guesty, Sammy Hitzke and Barney get stuck into the Lakes lizards on soft plastics and vibes.

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Best Catches

Some of the best catches from Reel Action

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Live The Adventure

Action shots from throughout the Reel Action series

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Favourite Catches

Guesty looks back at his favourite catches on Reel Action

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About the Show

Reel Action is hosted by Michael Guest along with some colourful companions and concentrates on techniques and tackle to target some of Australia’s most popular fish.

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