August 28, 2025

7 Quick Fishing Tips for Your Next Kui Parks Getaway!

  1. Chat with your hosts – Your friendly Kui Parks hosts know the local waters and are always happy to share a few fishing secrets.
  2. Early & late – Fish are most active around dawn and dusk.
  3. Pack light – A compact tackle kit means you’re always ready to cast a line.
  4. Match the bait – Use worms, yabbies or lures that mimic the local food.
  5. Stay quiet – Fish spook easily, so move gently and keep noise down.
  6. Check the weather – Overcast days and steady conditions bring the best results.
  7. Remember… it’s called fishing not catching — relax and enjoy the moment!

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