Switch Your Fish

A huge thankyou to everyone who has helped us at Switch Your Fish. It has been great seeing people all over the Sunshine Coast fishing for Mahi Mahi, Cobia and Amberjack in the past six months. We appreciate all your help and commitment!

We’ve now wrapped up Switch Your Fish for 2021 but stay in touch with us here or subscribe to our newsletter, https://bit.ly/3jzSCLe.



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We’re going to take a break at the end of October as we wrap up our ‘Switch Your Fish’ campaign on the Sunshine Coast for 2021. It’s been a fun few months! 👋

But we’ll still be around and will have news to share. Sign up to our newsletter for updates and don’t be a stranger! 👉 📧



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Thanks Sunshine Coast Council for the support!

🐠🎣 FISHING TRIP PLANNED FOR THIS WEEKEND? 🎣🐟
Before you go, check out Switch Your Fish and try catching something different like this Mahi Mahi Ben caught off our coastline lately.

Or a or - all available locally and fun to catch and great to eat.

You may have seen the signs at our local boat ramps for Switch Your Fish - the goal is to spread the load around and reduce pressure on any one species.

So there are plenty of fish around for our future selves to enjoy 🧒

Today’s tips for catching come from Ben Job from Fishing Monthly Magazines from a few years ago. He says October is the “number one month” to target Cobia.

Ben finds fishing a live bait of substantial size is probably the best way to attract a big Cobia into a bite. And he says, "My rig usually consists of an 8oz barrel sinker with a swivel above it and a brass ring below it acting as stops, then about 1m of 80lb trace to either one or two 9/0 Mustad hoodlum or Gamakatsu live bait hooks."

Cobia can be found off the Sunshine Coast and people have already been hauling in some nice fish this season. So, what are you waiting for? Get out there and catch a Cobia.

http://www.fishingmonthly.net.au/Articles/Display/15458-Cop-a-cobia

If you haven’t checked out GoodFish: Australia's Sustainable Seafood Guide it’s worth a look. Lots of great info – including on one of our favourites, .

They say “The clean, meaty white flesh of Cobia is suited to a range of cooking methods. It can be eaten raw – as sashimi, in a poké bowl or as ceviche. It is also delicious pan-fried, roast or steamed. Sear the skin on high heat on a BBQ or in a pan to crisp it up, or bake fillets skin-side up in a hot oven. Cobia flesh will remain moist even when cooked with high heat. Cobia can also be cut into chunks and dropped into a soup or curry – the robust, meaty flesh won’t fall apart.”

Although just a note, we checked in with Pacific Reef Fisheries (Australia) Pty Ltd and they are not currently farming Cobia… which means the best way to get some Cobia is to go fish for your own!

Cobia - GoodFish Australia's Sustainable Seafood Guide Is cobia sustainably farmed? Find out in GoodFish - Australia's Sustainable Seafood Guide. All listings are independently assessed.

📷🏆👍 How good is this shot of a from Robinson Brothers! Love it. Bet it tasted good too!

Jumping into 100m of pure visibility for a beautiful feed of mahi mahi! 🐠

Grab yourself one of our Tees for this summer!! ⤵️

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