Ultimate Secrets of Tilapia | How to catch Australia’s noxious species | Step Outside with Paul Burt

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Dive into the fascinating realm of tilapia with Paul Burt in this episode of "Step Outside." Join us on a quest to uncover the ultimate secrets of these enigmatic fish, as we explore tilapia fishing, growth, and breeding like never before. In a unique competition aimed at eradicating these invasive creatures, Paul emphasizes the critical importance of their removal from our waterways. With a focus on lightweight fishing gear, he unveils the Sienna 2500 FE and the impressive new Sanders reels, demonstrating their prowess in tilapia fishing. Discover Paul's top-tier recommendations for bait, including the allure of garden worms, corn, and soft plastics.
As the day unfolds, our attention turns to the astonishing growth rate and breeding capabilities of tilapia, shedding light on the reasons behind their invasive nature. This video serves as an educational journey into the life cycle and behavior of these fish, highlighting the urgency of controlling their populations.
But this exploration doesn't end here; it extends to other picturesque locations along the Queensland Coast and Northern New South Wales. These regions have also embraced similar tilapia eradication competitions, uniting communities in the shared mission to protect native aquatic ecosystems.
Join Paul Burt on this immersive odyssey, and equip yourself with expert knowledge to tackle tilapia effectively. This episode of "Step Outside" offers more than just a fishing adventure; it's a deep dive into the conservation efforts required to safeguard our waters. Discover the ultimate secrets of tilapia and become part of the movement to protect our native aquatic environments.
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[@GoldCoastPestFishingClassic]

I remember this day very well! Thank you for your support over the last couple of years Burty

[@joeventurina7535]

canned sweet corn is the bait I use. cleaner and not smelly.

[@tonyrobinson3342]

I eat them taste really good

[@emmanuelmutai4603]

Where can I find tilapia in WA?