Mark Berg's Fishing Addiction

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Season 14
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Bergie surprises Reece from Tasmania with a trip aboard Big Cat Reality Charters. To win, Reece must catch 15 Great Barrier Reef species with one of them being a giant trevally over 20 kilos.
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Blake still has 6 species and two days to go in the 15 species challenge. The team navigate the beautiful Kimberley estuary systems. Home to a wide variety of fish species and saltwater crocodiles.
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Bergie surprises Darwin local, Blake, with a trip aboard Canon Charters. Fishing the Kimberley region of Western Australia, Blake must catch 15 species, one of which must be an elusive Blue Bastard.
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Rough weather and tough fishing hamper the team's plan to fish the Coral Coast Islands off Mackay. The team head inland to fish MacKay’s dam systems and hopefully land a one meter barramundi.
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Bergie surprises Brisbane career policeman, Andy, at his birthday dinner with a fishing adventure to Mackay. The team join fish whisperer Pricey to compete in the 2023 INDT World Sooty Championship.
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Jackie narrows in on her fishing addiction challenge of 25 species. The team go after large longtail tuna to win $7000 in fishing gear from Wilson Australia and Addict Tackle.
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From Baltimore, USA, Jackie rediscovered her love for fishing at Brisbane’s Blue Fin Fishing Club. We surprise Jackie with a trip to the Northern Territory and the biggest challenge seen on the show.
Season 8
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The team surprise a couple with a fishing adventure to Vanuatu where the fishing is simply amazing. Huge Dog Tooth Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, GT's and more are on the menu.
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The team take father of 4, Terry Foden, all the way to Western Australia fishing Scott Reef, 300 Nautical miles off the Australian coast.
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Our winner Brad Kearns has knocked two species off the Daiwa challenge and just needs to catch a Snapper of 5Kg to take home the gear. Stay tuned as this one comes down to the wire.
Season 9
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Fishing expert Mark Berg visits some of the best fishing destinations around. Chasing a wide variety of fish, Mark is always hoping to capture a new species or develop a new technique.
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Fishing expert Mark Berg visits some of the best fishing destinations around. Chasing a wide variety of fish, Mark is always hoping to capture a new species or develop a new technique.
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Fishing expert Mark Berg visits some of the best fishing destinations around. Chasing a wide variety of fish, Mark is always hoping to capture a new species or develop a new technique.
Season 12
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Fishing expert Mark Berg visits some of the best fishing destinations around. Chasing a wide variety of fish, Mark is always hoping to capture a new species or develop a new technique.
44:00
Fishing expert Mark Berg visits some of the best fishing destinations around. Chasing a wide variety of fish, Mark is always hoping to capture a new species or develop a new technique.
Relive the best moments of the season, from the epic surprises through to the massive fish caught, and of course, the celebrations of a record number of winners taking home $5000 worth of gear.
This is the final leg of our fishing expedition to PNG. We chase the highly prized black bass in some beautiful freshwater rivers in the shadow of a huge, live volcano, as well as learn more about the Baia people. This is a magical place that stays with you well after you leave, and simply blows away this episode's winner.
The Princess Charlotte Bay trip continues with our Fishing Addiction winner, John Cates. John has only a few more fish to catch to take home the $5000 worth of gear from Daiwa.
The team surprise a young man from WA who needs a heart transplant with a fishing adventure to the Northern Territory. It’s a moving experience as we see this young mans fishing dreams come true.
The team head to the very remote Princess Charlotte Bay in Far North Queensland with volunteer fire fighter, John Capes. The fishing paradise has an amazing variety of species available.
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