Fishing Chat @ Inverloch Library

Learn about the amazing work Women in Recreational Fishing and Boating Network do from local Bass Coast angler and WIRFAB leader Chrissy Lomagno.

Chrissy loves targeting flathead on soft plastics and exploring her local haunt, Andersons Inlet. As a mum and secondary teacher, she’s passionate about encouraging women to fish as a way to connect with nature, escape the daily grind, and enjoy better mental health.

If you want to learn about getting into fishing, share your fishing experiences or network with other people who love the outdoors, this is for you!

After the session, Chrissy is happy to troubleshoot any fishing gear issues that require a quickfix.

Event Partners -You can read more about WIRFAB here.

Tickets - Tickets are not required for this event, but encouraged.

Branch Information - If you require further information regarding this event or require assistance booking your tickets, please phone Inverloch library 56 741 169.

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