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26 Feb – 3 Mar 2016
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UPCOMING EVENTS Pride Festival: From 26-28 Feb, celebrate the LGBTIQ community at Sunshine Coast Pride Festival with Pride Party Night this Fri at The Reef Hotel, Noosa Heads, 8pm-3am, with drag shows, DJ and the Queen’s Ball Awards, $10 entry; Pride Fair Day and Paw Parade, Eumundi Markets, Sat morning with music, markets, street entertainment, kids’ fun zone and dog parade. Also rugby union match at Noosa Dolphins Rugby Union Club, Sunshine Beach against Brisbane Hustlers from 1.30pm. See facebook.com/SCPrideQld
River festival: Street food, Stone & Wood beer, wine and live music with Sean Fitzgerald and Carl Wockner at the Summer River Festival on the Noosa Boathouse lawn on the shores of Noosa River, Gympie Tce, Noosaville, this Sun 28 Feb, 3pm. Free entry. See noosaboathouse.com.au
CUISINE
Summer Wine Lunch: The Noosa Boathouse Summer Wine Lunch, Fri 26 Feb from noon has 4 courses with matching Dal Zotto Wines, $68pp. Must book at noosaboathouse.com.au/events or ph 5440 5070
ENTERTAINMENT
Bowie drive-in tribute: Starry Nights Outdoor Movies presents David Bowie Tribute Night, Eumundi Drive-in, Eumundi Showgrounds, Black Stump Rd, Sat 27 Feb with Bowie music videos and Labyrinth (G). $20 per car, $10pp walk-in. Book at ticketebo.com.au/starrynights. Gates 5.30pm, movie 7pm. Candy bar open
Holding On: Bodyboarding movie Holding On screens at Noosa 5 Event Cinemas, Noosa Junction, Sat 27 Feb with a Q and A with Adam ‘Wingnut’ Smith, Michael ‘Eppo’ Eppelstun, writer/director Simon Bruncke. Doors open 6.30pm, movie from 7pm. Tickets $20 + BF at moshtix.com.au or at the door if available
Spray Paint Beijing: The Generator Gallery and Starry Nights Outdoor Movies present Spray Paint Beijing, a doco on graffiti in the Chinese capital, at Imperial Hotel Bunker, Eumundi, Thurs 3 Mar, 7.30pm, $5
Live music: Check out great live music in Noosa from 26 Feb – 3 Mar
Russell Morris & Band at Sunshine Beach Surf Club, Sun 28 Feb, 3.45pm, $25. Book on 5447 5491 At Cooroy Originals this Sun 28 Feb see Steele (7-piece reggae), The Unknowns, Andrea Kirwin Trio and Tay Oskee – and a drum circle, 1-5pm. Apex Park, Maple St, Cooroy, free entry Rob Longstaff at Peregian Beach Hotel, Fri 26 Feb, 7pm; Tailor Birds on Sat 2pm; and Sunday Songfest, 28 Feb with Shannon Sol Carrol, Tailor Birds, Ryan Giles, Felicity Burdett, 1pm, free. $10 pizza all day Asa Broomhall plays in the beer garden at Imperial Hotel Eumundi this Fri 26 Feb, 7-10pm; The Dennis Sisters with The Balance and Marnie Purssell are on Sat from 6pm; and see Hayden Hack on Sun 2pm
At Crawdaddy’s, Hastings St, see Dave Flower this Fri 26 Feb from 7pm; The Barleyshakes (Irish band) on Say from 7pm; and Lara Tatiana on Sun from 8pm
Sound Feast at The J, Noosa Junction, Fri 26 Feb, 6-11pm, open chalkboard stage with Jay Bishoff, free Bohemian Bungalow in Eumundi has Raychel Stone this Sat 27 Feb from noon-2pm. On Sun, see Rachel Ritzau and Mal, 12.30-2.30pm Vodville play at Noosa Yacht & Rowing Club on Sun 28 Feb, 2-5pm Noosa Beach House, Hastings St has Andrew Lawson this Fri 26 Feb, 8-11pm; Soul Temptation on Sun 2.30-5.30pm; and Gabor on Wed 2 Mar, 6.30-8.30pm
At Noosa Reef Hotel, Noosa Heads on Sun 28 Feb, see Taylor Moss, 4-7pm; live music Thurs 3 Mar, 7pm
At Noosa Heads Surf Club see Todd Keightley this Fri and Sat from 8.30pm and on Sun at 2pm Café Le Monde, Hastings St has DJs on Fri. On Sat 27 Feb, see We Out Here 3, Jimmy 2 Sox, Tim Fuchs and Lachness. See Andrea Kirwin on Sun afternoon, and live music on Thurs night 3 Mar At Harbour Wine Bar, Noosa Marina, Tewantin, see Dodgy Rog this Fri 26 Feb, 6-8pm Retrospect are at Tewantin-Noosa RSL this Fri 26 Feb, 8pm, $10; The Beach Boyz are free on Sat, 8pm; and The Vibe are free on Thurs 3 Mar, 7pm Afternoons in Havana with chilled Latin house this Sun, 1-6pm at Miss Moneypenny’s, Hastings St Live music at Club Cooroy RSL this Fri night 26 Feb Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club, 65 Hilton Tce, Tewantin has live music this Fri night 26 Feb
The Little Fox Café and Bar at Noosa Blue Resort, Noosa Heads has live acoustic sets, Sat 1-5pm
WHY NOT….
Surf’s up: With the promise of some of the best waves in years, head to Noosa Beach and lookouts along the Noosa National Park coastal walking track to see great big-wave surfing
Youth arts: The Cooroy Youth Arts Extravaganza this Sat 27 Feb at Cooroy Butter Factory Arts Centre, Maple St, is a celebration of young creatives, 4-7pm, with live music and art
See more at visitnoosa.com.au/thisweek or visitnoosa.com.au/events
19-25 February 2016
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UPCOMING EVENTS Twilight markets: Artisan stalls, food, live music, bar and more at Noosa Junction Twilight Markets, this Fri 19 Feb, 5pm, Arcadia St, (just over the hill from Hastings St). See facebook.com/noosajunction
Comedy club: Sit-Down Comedy Club at Sunshine Beach Surf Club this Fri 19 Feb has laughs from Mick Meredith and Steve Alison. Dinner from 6pm, show from 8pm. Show only ticket $18.50. Book on 5447 5491
CUISINE
$5 bar menu: Now here’s a happy hour! Café Le Monde in Hastings St, Noosa Heads has a $5 bar menu from 4-5pm every day with 100% certified organic beef Maliburger sliders, mini nachos, chilli salt calamari, lamb ribs and beer battered fries
Music and fresh food: Padstow’s, cnr Noosa Dve and Sunshine Beach Rd, Noosa Heads, just over the hill from Hastings St, has fresh, local and seasonal food, breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week. Also a $5 snack menu, drink specials, wines, beers, cocktails and live music Sunday afternoons. Ph 5447 5413
Ladies’ lunch: It’s girlfriend time at Sirocco’s Ladies Lunch this Fri 19 Feb, 12.30pm, Gympie Tce, Noosaville with 3 courses, a glass of wine on arrival and great river views for $40pp. Must book on 5455 6688
ENTERTAINMENT
Australia Day: Australia Day by Jonathan Biggins, a satirical swipe at national celebrations, is the new play at Noosa Arts Theatre, Weyba Rd, Noosaville, 25-27 Feb at 7.30pm and 27 Feb at 1pm (16+ only). $46/$41. Book at noosaartstheatre.org.au or ph 5449 9343. Box office open Tues-Fri 9am-2pm
Live music: Check out great live music in Noosa from 19-25 Feb
The Full Moon Dance at 460 Verrierdale Rd, Verrierdale, in the Noosa hinterland this Sat 20 Feb, 7pm has Cheap Fakes, Upsteppers, Dub Zoo and DJ Roland West, $25 through oztix.com.au or at Bean Drop Noosa Junction and New Earth Cafe Coolum. Also cash only at the door
At Noosa Heads Surf Club see AC/DC Show this Sat 20 Feb, 8.30pm, $15 pre-sold or $20 on the door. Kristy Coote and Tyrone Noonan are on Thurs 25 Feb, 7pm, $15, ph 5474 5688 or noosasurfclub.com.au David Flower and Caroline Trengove are at Peregian Beach Hotel this Fri 19 Feb, 7pm and Zac Gunthorpe plays on Sat from 2pm Solar, Bohemian Bungalow, Eumundi, Sat 20 Feb, noon. Mark Cryle, Carmel Newman, Sun, 12.30pm
DJs at the Noosa Reef Hotel, Noosa Heads this Fri and Sat nights. On Sun 21 Feb, see Michelle Clifford from 4-7pm; and Alan Kelly Trio on Thurs 25 Feb, 7-10pm Noosa Beach House, Hastings St has Gabor this Fri 19 Feb, 8-11pm; Flamarique on Sun 2.30-5.30pm; and Andrew Jolly on Wed 24 Feb, 6.30-8.30pm The Vibe are at Sunshine Beach Surf Club this Sun 21 Feb, 3-6pm Ant Syms plays in the beer garden at Imperial Hotel Eumundi this Fri 19 Feb from 7pm; Malia Sterling and Jason Daniels play on Sat from 6pm; and Brad Geiger performs on Sun 21 Feb from 2pm Tewantin Noosa Bowls Club, 65 Hilton Tce, Tewantin has live music this Fri night 19 Feb Afternoons in Havana with chilled Latin house every Sun, 1-6pm at Miss Moneypenny’s, Hastings St
The Little Fox Café and Bar at Noosa Blue Resort, Noosa Heads has live acoustic sets every Sat, 1-5pm At Cooroy RSL, see Custard Apples this Fri night 19 Feb Michelle Brown plays at Noosa Yacht & Rowing Club on Sun 21 Feb, 2-5pm Sexual Chocolate are at Tewantin-Noosa RSL this Fri 19 Feb, 8pm, $10; Twang are on Sat, 8pm; and Stuart Salangsang is free on Thurs 25 Feb, 7pm Café Le Monde, Hastings St has DJs on Fri and Sat night; Khan Harrison Band on Sun afternoon 21 Feb; and Zac Gunthorpe and Tusk on Thurs night 25 Feb
WHY NOT….
Explore: Get out and about and explore with tours from Noosa to World Heritage-listed Fraser Island, kayak or take a boat tour to the pristine Noosa Everglades, go cruising or fishing on Noosa River, take a jet boat into Laguna Bay, join a bike tour through Tewantin National Park or hire a car and go on a Noosa Country Drive. Ph Noosa Visitor Information Centre on 1 3000 66672, call in at Hastings St or Noosa Marina Look within: A Look Within at the Butter Factory Arts Centre, Maple St, Cooroy, is a new exhibition by artist Michelle Maclennan with paintings and drawings in mixed media from 19 Feb. Meet the artist this Sat 20 Feb at 10am; official opening this Sun, 10.30am. Open Tues-Fri 10am-4pm and weekends 10am-3pm
See more at visitnoosa.com.au/thisweek or visitnoosa.com.au/events
This ripper 46cm trevally was caught aboard the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures this week!
The river has seen lots of bream around deeper holes and structures such as the Tewantin Marina and the boathouse. Prawns and worms are the best baits when targeting bream. There has been some nice silver trevally caught in the top end of the river mainly around woods bay with mullet strips and pilchards being the best baits. The river mouth has seen some ripper mangrove jacks and jewfish over the past week at the top of the tide. There have been some ripper flathead caught this week anywhere between Tewantin and the ferry crossing mainly around Makepeace Island. Soft plastics are the best form of fishing when targeting flathead although prawns will work also. The ski run has seen some nice catches at dusk and dawn. There has been some nice mud crabs caught in the river mainly around the dirtier waters such as Lake Cooroibah and the second ski run.
Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats!
Well the rain has brought the fishing to life this week with great catches of fish and a few mud crabs on the move. The rivermouth has produced quality flathead up to 2 kilo, with live herring and prawns bringing the best results. Golden trevally in large schools have also been on the move, with early morning producing quality fish. In Tewantin opposite the marina has seen a mixed bag of bream flathead and grunter bream. We fished the first lake yesterday and the catfish were prolific, but it was well worth dropping a crab pot up there. With the big tides early this week the weekend looks perfect with light winds and a sunny days.
Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats.
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This ripper flatty was caught aboard the Noosa Fishing and Crabbing adventure down near the Noosa Ski run!
Fishing has been great over the holidays with the river mouth showing the way with typical good catches of Flathead, bream, whiting, tailor and trevally. Bream as always have been a very popular fish in almost any area of the river, although they have been known to hang out around structures and deeper holes such as the Noosa Sound bridge. The best bait when targeting bream is prawns and worms. There has been some good size trevally and mangrove jack caught in Woods bay on dusk and dawn. Pilchards and mullet strips are a highlight bait when fishing in Woods Bay. We have has some great reports this week of some decent size Flathead caught down in the first ski run with prawns and soft plastics being the recommended baits. The best tide is either side if the high tide when it has a bit of run and movement. Mud crabs have also been plentiful down in the bottom areas of the river such as Lake Cooriobah and surrounding Makepeace Island. The weather is tipped to be little wind but slight chance of some showers over the weekend.
Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats.
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This ripper 60cm flatty was caught aboard the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures this week!
As usual, the river has seen lots of bream around structures such as the Boathouse and the Sound Bridge. The most common bait for bream is prawns and sand worms. There has still been many reports of some cracker flathead caught this week anywhere between Tewantin and Makepeace Island. When targeting flathead the most common form of fishing is lures such as soft plastics. There have been a few reports of trevally and jewfish at the river mouth just after high tide. Pilchards and mullet strips will give the best results when fishing at the river mouth.
There has been some nice size mud crabs caught in the river. The first ski run, Makepeace Island and just after the second lake have been reported to be the best spots to drop a pot.
Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats!
Ripper flatty caught by Charles in the river yesterday!
Noosa River Fishing and Crab Adventures
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