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EPISODE · Sep 21, 2021 · 1H 5M

Estuary Kingfish and Cricket with Brett 'Binga' Lee

from The Reel Action Fishing Podcast (with Guesty and the Ferret). · host The Reel Action Fishing Podcast

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast Jono and Guesty are joined by cricketing legend and fishing fanatic Brett Lee. Despite being known for his work on the cricket pitch, Brett has an underlying passion for fishing that stems back to his childhood. These days, a spare second in his busy schedule will see him out on Sydney Harbour chasing the mighty kingfish - a fish that both Jono and Guesty agree is pound for pound the hardest fighting fish to swim in the oceans. On this weeks episode, the boys aim to dive into a comprehensive chat on all things estuary kings, while uncovering some untold stories of Bretts. The lads talk about everything from the rig, the technique, the best baits and as always, anything that comes up when three blokes find themselves around a bar table chatting fishing. There are some cracking stories in this one! All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast! 

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