The Women in Recreational Fishing and Boating Network Bass Coast locals group recently held a ladies come and try squid fishing session.
Lyn Peters from Chelsea Heights took part in the ladies come and try squid fishing session.
Lyn Peters and Amanda Keilar.
Sally Van Hees and daughter Grace from Corinella with Amanda Keilar.
The Women in Recreational Fishing and Boating Network Bass Coast locals' group recently held a ladies come and try squid fishing session.
WIRFAB leaders: Jo Fyfe, Mel Rogers and Amanda Keilar.
Emily Clarke from Sunderland Bay.
Mima Pataris from Cape Woolamai and Amanda Keilar.
The Women in Recreational Fishing and Boating (WIRFAB) Network Bass Coast locals group recently held a ladies come and try squid fishing session.
Thirty-five women took over the San Remo Jetty and 10 southern calamari were caught.
The ladies learnt a new style of fishing and some lucky attendees were rewarded for their jigging efforts.
The afternoon included a squid cleaning demonstration.
These events put on by WIRFAB are to upskill and get more women into angling.
