CUNGULLA FC BARRAMUNDI

The Cungulla Fishing Club is hosting a barramundi competition in October. There is some prize money on offer. All sponsors have an association with Cungulla.
CORROBOREE PARK CHALLENGE 2026

Established in 1988, the Corroboree Park Challenge (CPC) has grown to become one of the Northern Territory’s most iconic family-friendly fishing events. Hosted annually by the Palmerston Game Fishing Club, CPC is all about fun, community, and celebrating the incredible waterways of the Top End.What sets CPC apart is its open format, welcoming members and non-members, junior and senior anglers, and families from across the NT and beyond. It’s fishing the way it should be: relaxed, adventurous, and filled with laughs.
NEW ZEALAND LUREMASTERS 2026

Built on a shared vision for a more sustainable and inclusive style of sport fishing, NZ Lure Masters was officially formed. We set out to provide an alternative to the traditional “catch and kill” competitions by promoting a measure-and-release format that respects and protects our fisheries.
KING OF THE DAMS – QUALIFIER 2 2026

Welcome to the second round of the King of the Dams Barramundi Fishing Tournament series hosted by Mackay Tournament Anglers. Qualifier 2 is held at Lake Kinchant located near the town of Mackay. Event format is Teams of 2 with winners determined by best 3 fish total length combined in cm.
2026 Alure Ladies Classic

The Alure Ladies Fishing Classic fosters a supportive community for women of all ages and skill levels, with a strong emphasis on camaraderie and sharing experiences through a dedicated smartphone app and social media. The event includes prizes, giveaways, and an awards presentation, with a focus on catch, photograph, and release (CP&R).
2026 ANACONDA LAKE TYRES FLATHEAD CHALLENGE

The 2026 Anaconda Lake Tyres Flathead Challenge is a team-based, catch-and-release fishing competition scheduled for the weekend of October 3–4, 2026. Hosted by Anaconda, the event is managed via the REEL IT IN App, allowing anglers to compete at Lake Tyres, Victoria.