EPISODE 135: 2025 DAIWA BREAM AUSTRALIAN OPEN, SYDNEY HARBOUR, 6 - 8 MAY, 2025 PART 2 THE WINNERS INTERVIEW!
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Show Notes
Jamie McKeown – 3-Time Australian Open Champion
Full Episode Description:
In this episode of The Bream Fishing Project, I’m joined by Jamie McKeown, who has just made history by becoming a three-time winner of the Daiwa BREAM Australian Open. With 15 fish for 10.405 kg across three days on Sydney Harbour, Jamie delivered one of the most consistent and hard-fought victories we’ve seen in years.
We go deep into:
🎣 His practice day strategy
🚤 How he broke down boat hull zones across the harbour
🦀 The lures that made the difference: Outback Breamer Baits Mini Muss, PML Claw Crab, ZipBaits Khamsin Tiny, and the all-new Samaki Redic 40
💡 Tuning tips, boat positioning, and bite windows
🧠 The mental game of chasing a win — including moments he thought he’d lost it
From Day 1 heartbreak to the winning bite on Day 3, Jamie shares everything: the gear, the thinking, and the hard-earned lessons that helped him come out on top once again.
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