Those with a passion for our waterways and anything boating are in for a feast of boats on the 14 and 15 March. With a tradition spanning almost 50 years, the Rosehill Gardens Trailer Boat Show promises to show off some of the best that recreational trailer boating has to offer, as well as a bargain or two along the way that will be just too hard to resist.

The marine industry gather at Rosehill Racecourse at the end of each summer to display the latest in trailer boating, together with some pre-loved models that would be ideal for the boating beginner. On hand are a range of experts from various companies who will help you slip into the best boat for your needs.

Visitors to the show can expect to see a large array of trailer boats including those specifically designed for fishing enthusiasts or water skiers, as well as something for those just looking for a runabout suitable to take the family out for some fun and relaxation. There will even be boats that can cross over between uses and cater to more than one specific need.

NSW Maritime will be on site to give visitors advice on our vast waterways and any information they may have regarding participation in recreational boating. The laws and regulations of boating use are important, not only for your safety but for that of your crew and other waterway users.

Visitors to the show can be assured of easy access to the event with free parking off James Ruse Drive and free entry for all visitors. That makes the Rosehill Gardens Trailer Boat Show a cheap exercie that will be a fun day out for the entire family.

The show will be open from 9am to 5pm on both days. The event is run by the Boating Industry Association of NSW who are proud to present the exhibitors for you.

When you come to the show this year make sure you catch up with NSWFM favourite stockists and advertisers, such as Jet 1 Marine (Aus Marine), Boab Boat Hire, Blakes Marine Andrew Short Marine, A&J Outboards, Croydon Marine, Family Boats, Hunts Marine, Independent Outboards, JD’s Boatshow, Neken Marine, Penrith Marine, Sea Tow, Sydney Powerboat Centre and TR Marine World these are the dealers we have at the time of printing this issue, but rest assured the BIA will work harder than ever to double this list of marine industry business. So come along to the show and see some of the latest in fibreglass and Plate or aluminium boats available for sale.

Remember the name of this show is Rosehill Gardens Trailer Boat Show and this means you will see a massive range of affordable boats from a few meters up to around 6 meters. This show is designed as an affordable boat show and you will not see any big cruisers here!

There will also be other marine products at the show like depth sounders, electric motors, fishing equipment and camping gear, so if you’re in the market for anything to do with fishing or boating, come and grab yourself a bargain!

Once again this year the Supertank will be on hand to teach everyone a few tricks of angling. Brett Thompson and his barramundi will be on display at the massive water-filled semi trailer and the show will amaze you and your kids. So come along and watch these fish react to various lure techniques, it will blow you away! You may even learn a thing or two from Brett and his team.

The NSW Fishing Monthly team will be there to offer their fantastic subscription offer at The Rosehill Show only. When you subscribe or renew your current subscription for 12 months for only $55 (inc GST), you will get 12 issues of the best magazine in NSW and a gift package that includes a Lowrance bucket cap, a pair of Lowrance thongs, Daiwa drink cooler, Daiwa key ring, and one Reidy’s Little Lucifer diving lure. All of this comes in the new Fishing Monthly wading bag, which is perfect to throw over the shoulder when fishing the bank or beach. This total offer is valued over $120 and you get it all for only $55 (inc GST), now who can knock that offer back?

So pop into the show and see Peter, Keil or Travis, say hello and sign up. The show is FREE ENTRY so what do you have to loose? See you there. – NSWFM