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Rocky’s Ultimate Cash Catch returns with $30,000 on the line

Rocky’s Ultimate Cash Catch returns with $30,000 on the line

28th October 2026

Rocky’s Ultimate Cash Catch returns to the Fitzroy River this November, with Frenchville Sports Club offering anglers the chance to win an increased $30,000 cash prize.

The free competition runs from 1 November 2026 to 31 January 2027, giving registered anglers the chance to win by catching the eligible tagged King Threadfin Salmon. The major prize has increased after last season’s prize went unclaimed.

The competition gives locals another reason to get out on the river and visiting anglers an extra incentive to make Rockhampton their next fishing destination.

Frenchville Sports Club Chairman Graeme Brady OAM said the competition was an opportunity to share the region’s fishing experience with locals and visitors.

“Rocky’s Ultimate Cash Catch is all about celebrating our incredible region and providing an opportunity for locals and visitors alike to experience the thrill of fishing the Fitzroy River. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just out for some fun, there’s something for everyone.”

Rockhampton Mayor Tony Williams said the Rockhampton region is famous for its fishing, for good reason.

“The Fitzroy (Tunuba) continues to attract anglers from across Australia, cementing Rockhampton’s reputation as a premier fishing destination.

Fresh off the back of another successful Barra Bash, this event brings even more excitement, giving locals and visitors the chance to experience world-class fishing while competing for big prize money.”

Entry is free, but anglers must register before taking part. Registration details and full terms and conditions are available at frenchvillesportsclub.com.au.

Anglers who catch a tagged Threadfin should immediately contact InfoFish on 1800 077 001 and provide the tag’s serial number for verification. 

Frenchville Sports Club thanks Rockhampton Regional Council and Advance Rockhampton for their continued support of the initiative.