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4 days ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi |Mike Kermode
Like so many Australians, Damo always longed to own a house of his own. How he'd finally get there, and save enough for a deposit was a bit unique: by collecting and recycling hundreds of thousands of bottles and cans.
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2 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
First cast, tips on fishing the "fresh" with Alex Bellissimo, Sydney land based guru. Stinker is back with the tale of the escapee mud crab and a whole lot more.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
"The Beard" after serving onboard the ABC's long running podcast "Tales from the Tinny" has put the kayak on the roof racks and moved back to his old stomping ground the South Coast of NSW and shares his adventures on The Big Fish. The Crocodiles of Darwin are devastated as they fancied his little craft "Croc Biscuit" as a tasty snack. He's an absolute gun fisherman and is loving the change of scenery and the fish being on the menu rather than him!
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
Anne Michie from the New England North West chapter of OzFish joins us from the banks of Lake Keepit for a great, regular, Easter family fishing event, the "Carp we don't Keepit" Carp muster. Craig McGill has some great news for Sydney fisho's and an amazing story of the giant Tailor that gave him his lure back. The "Beard", our new South Coast correspondent has Worms and Stinker has been battered by the big seas, all coming up on The Big Fish.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
This episode of The Big Fish we talk to OzFish on plans to rehabilitate the Richmond River to prevent future blackwater events that lead to massive fish kills. We also hear from a Fisheries Scientist on the Mid North Coast at Crescent Head about a blackwater event that has devastated her local creek.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
This week chasing whiting on surface flies with Brett Clarke from BWC flies. Brett and Cherie Forbes have had a huge summer on the sand flats targeting the poor man's Bonefish (a lot nicer to eat too!). This Fly fishing dynamic duo have slightly modified Peter Morse's brilliant popping prawn pattern and the Whiting, Bream and Flathead love it. However; the way you fish it is just as important as the pattern, as you will find out in this episode of The Big Fish.
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1 month ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
Jonah Yick, Fisheries Manager with Inland Fisheries Service Tasmania and leader of the Carp Management Program has the first cast this morning on The Big Fish. It looks like Jonah and his team have won the battle against this environmental threat and saved the precious, pristine, crystal clear waters of the Tasmanian Highlands from this destructive fish. Jonah will share the brilliant strategy and tactics they used to eradicate this pest.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
The Sunshine Coast isn't living up to it's name at the moment an update from local resident Rob Paxevanos. Stinker has been mugged by a pack of marauding pelagics whilst fishing for Snapper and he is not happy!AND Treno is on a fishing holiday in Tasmania. All coming up on this episode of The Big Fish.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
This episode meet "Tandy" from Tamworth the native freshwater Catfish who is a chance to win the office footy tipping comp this year. Anne Michie from the New England North West chapter of OzFish joins us talking about the sustainable fishing challenge and the great work being done to look after native fish in the region. Stinker and the rest of the crew are back as well.
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2 months ago | 
abc.net.au | Scott Levi
Another ripping episode of The Big Fish with our first cast this morning from San Fransico. TBF regular Nadia Taylor heads out under that Golden Gate Bridge to go fishing U.S. West Coast style and tangles with some fabulous eating fish and crabs!Stinker took on the huge seas roaring in from the South and got to the spot only to realise he had left the bait bucket full of bait and his tackle box in the back of the truck!We talk about preparation and having a check list with Stinker this episode.
