The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF) is inviting Australians of all ages and experience levels to get out on the water and celebrate Gone Fishing Day 2026, taking place nationwide on Sunday 18 October. Gone Fishing Day is Australia’s annual celebration of recreational fishing. Established in 2016, the day is…
Get ready to cast a line and join thousands of Aussies celebrating Gone Fishing Day 2025 on Sunday, 19 October! Gone Fishing Day is all about sharing our love of fishing and the many benefits it brings — from time spent outdoors to the connections we build with family, friends, and…
Gone Fishing Day 2022 Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation is encouraging the Australian public to change up their fishing this Gone Fishing Day, set to celebrate fishing across Australia on Sunday 9th October 2022. Fishing is about experiences – the sense of adventure, exhilaration, and freedom that comes from being…
The date for this year’s highly anticipated Gone Fishing Day is Sunday 10th October 2021, coinciding with World Mental Health Day. The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation’s Executive Officer Adam Martin announced the date for the biggest event on Australia’s fishing calendar and said expectations could not be higher, following…
Today the Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF) released the results of the nation’s biggest event on the fishing calendar, Gone Fishing Day 2020 – leaving the peak body stunned by its success. Event coordinator and ARFF’s Project Manager Adam Martin said the level of engagement among Aussie anglers broke all…
CELEBRATING A NATION OF FISHERS The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation (ARFF) is calling on the nation’s recreational fishers to be involved with Australia’s biggest celebration of recreational fishing, National Gone Fishing Day, on Sunday October 18. ARFF spokesperson John Burgess said, “We have carefully designed Gone Fishing Day 2020 so…
