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Boatsales Staff13 Nov 2012
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Honda powers River To Reef around Australia

New series of popular fishing show airing
The new season of popular television fishing show River To Reef is in full swing around Australia, with the crew aboard a purposeful Honda-powered Surtees 6.7 Gamefisher.
Airing on ONE (regional areas) and on Foxtel's Aurora Channel, the new series takes viewers to locations around Australia and New Zealand in search of some of the most popular fish species.
Presented by Honda and Surtees dealer MY Marine's Theo Rozakis, the latest series also includes a (sponsors) Surtees boat review in every second episode, as well as in-depth product reviews on Honda's innovative BF90 and flagship BF250.
You can catch the River To Reef crew onboard its Honda-powered Surtees 6.7 Gamefisher every Sunday at 4.30pm (ONE) and every Wednesday at 8.30pm (Aurora) until early January 2013.
For further information and news regarding each episode see rivertoreef.com.au.

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