Everything you need to go fishing in Australia, free.
Know where to go, what you can keep, and when the fish are biting. Then play a fishing game while you wait for the weekend.
Strike! Moreton Bay
A free fishing game set on real Moreton Bay spots. Pick your bait, read the tide, and fight the fish. Play it in your phone's browser. No download needed.
Packs are free for Strike Club members.
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Can I Keep It?
Pick your state and your fish. See the size limit, the bag limit and any closed season.
- Rules change by state
- Works on your phone at the ramp
When to go fishing
Tides, the moon, wind and the barometer, explained in plain English. See which part of the tide suits the fish you're after.
- Best tide window by species
- Free one-page Tide Window Cheat Sheet
Your free weekly fishing report
Every week for your local area:
- Wind and swell
- Tide times and the moon
- Closed seasons and rule changes
- What's biting
Know when the fish are feeding
- A 0 to 100 bite score for your spot
- Tide curves in metres and pressure trends
- Bite Alerts on your phone when the score runs high
- Works offline too
- Strike! game packs included free
$79 a year, or $9.99 a month.
Not happy with Strike Club? Tell us within 30 days and we'll refund you.
Where are you fishing?
Free guides to hundreds of spots: where to fish, the boat ramps, and the local rules.
Red Rock and Corindi RiverNew South Wales
Red Rock is a small village at the mouth of the Corindi River, inside the Solitary Islands Marine Park.
See the spot guide →A new fishing spot every day.
Win a $100 tackle voucher
Tell us about your local fishing in the 2-minute Angler Census. Each month we draw one winner. Pick a voucher at your local tackle shop or a BCF gift card.
Take the census8% of fishos chase trout
The fish Aussie fishos told us they chase most:
- Flathead 44%
- Whiting 29%
- Bream 24%
- Snapper 24%
- Mulloway 11%
- Australian salmon 9%
- Trout 8%
- Barramundi 8%
- Tailor 7%
- Squid 7%
From 502 census answers that named a fish. Fishos can name more than one. Updated daily.
Emergency: 000. On the water: VHF Channel 16.
