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Everything your trip needs, in one plan.
From destination research to gear packing and crew coordination.
Destination
Where to go, when to go, and what species are active.
Target Species
Best months, techniques, tackle and local patterns.
Gear Checklist
Rods, reels, line, leaders, lures and packing lists.
Logistics
Access, accommodation, boat ramps, fuel and permits.
Crew
Invite mates, assign tasks, and keep everyone aligned.
On the bite in June
Species at peak or good season this month — click to explore.
Tailor
Snapper
Nannygai (Red Snapper)
Australian Salmon (Kahawai)
Sand Whiting
Black Drummer
Bream
Mulloway (Jewfish)
Amberjack (Samson Fish)
Yellowtail Kingfish
Flathead
Red Emperor
Blue-eye Trevalla
Coral Trout
Striped Trumpeter
Rankin Cod
Tailor
Snapper
Nannygai (Red Snapper)
Australian Salmon (Kahawai)
Sand Whiting
Black Drummer
Bream
Mulloway (Jewfish)
Amberjack (Samson Fish)
Yellowtail Kingfish
Flathead
Red Emperor
Blue-eye Trevalla
Coral Trout
Striped Trumpeter
Rankin Cod
Top spots in June
Highest-rated destinations based on seasonal species activity.
The bread & butter
The species every Aussie angler should tick off. Start your bucket list →
Challenge yourself
Self-imposed rules. No leaderboard, just bragging rights.
3 Meter Flatty
The longest flathead from anyone's bucket list. Log your PB catch and it appears here automatically.
View rankings →4lb Club
Caught on 4lb leader or lighter. Log your catch in your bucket list with the leader weight and your biggest fish appears here automatically.
View rankings →The Dumbest Catch
Catch a legal fish on something that has no right working. Post it on Instagram with #FishTripperDumbest then submit your post link — the community votes with hearts.
View rankings →Grand Slam
Most distinct bucket list species logged in a single day. The session with the longest species list tops the board.
View rankings →Catch & Cook
Keep a legal feed and cook it on the water — open fire, camp stove, or BBQ on the back of the boat.
View rankings →Mud Marlin
The heaviest European carp from anyone's bucket list. Invasive and destructive, but a hell of a fight.
View rankings →