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Million Dollar Fish Pays Dividends for Territory

NT Government The latest season of Australia’s richest fishing competition, Million Dollar Fish has delivered exceptional results for the Northern Territory reputation for outdoor recreation and economy. Independent research shows Season 6 of Million Dollar Fish generated an economic benefit of $11 million to the Top End, and $41.3 million across the Territory. Close to 29,000 people registered for Season 6, and almost 25,000 fishos actively participated in the competition. The analysis shows Million Dollar Fish continues to reel in high numbers of interstate visitors with the competition particularly popular in Queensland, followed by New South Wales. Million Dollar Fish attracted over 20,200 interstate visitor overnight stays to the Territory.

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Million dollar fish has fishing fans hooked

âMillion dollar fishâ has fishing fans hooked Itâs a tournament unlike any other, and itâs giving you a chance to reel in $1 million. Million dollar fish has people hooked By Hailey Sutton | April 5, 2021 at 5:40 AM CDT - Updated April 5 at 5:40 AM ALEXANDER CITY, Ala. (WSFA) - With the spring season bringing in warmer weather and lots of sunshine, many people are heading out on the water to fish. But what if that simple hobby could win you some serious cash? OGS Fishing Tournaments, a local fishing company, is putting a unique spin on a traditional fishing competition by holding Crank 4 Bank, a thirteen-week fishing event that gives competitors the chance to catch prize fish that cost up to $1 million.

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March Madness delivers with $20,000 fish

NT Government Lucky Leanyer resident David Ashfield has reeled in a red-tagged Million Dollar Fish worth a whopping $20,000 thanks to the competition’s special March Madness campaign. To celebrate the final month of Season 6 of the competition, in February underwriter Sportsbet announced they will pay double the money to the first registered fisho who hooked a valid tagged fish this month. David is that fisho, and takes home $20,000 instead of $10,000. He caught the 65 centimetre fish on a trip to the Adelaide River with a mate. He’s been fishing the region for more than 30 years. This is the 11th fish caught as part of Season 6, which has now paid out $115,000.

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Million Dollar Fish competition proving a winner for Top End

Million Dollar Fish competition proving a winner for Top End
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