Believe in building community, sharing what you know, and making the water a place every woman belongs?
This is your moment.
Some women wait for permission.
Sirens create possibility.
If you've felt the call — to lead, to connect, to help others find their feet (and their cast) — you’re already halfway there. As a WRFL Siren, you won’t just be guiding fishing sessions. You’ll be lighting the path for hesitant beginners, nurturing friendships, and creating ripples of confidence that stretch far beyond the shoreline.
We’re with you. We’ll back you. And we’ll be beside you every cast along the way.
Hey, I’m Ruth.
i’m a siren in bairnsdale, victoria.
My time as the Siren has been incredibly rewarding.
Watching the women in my CrewPod pick up their rods with more confidence, chat about lures like old-hands, and even head off fishing on their own... it’s a quiet kind of magic.
We’re a mixed bunch — 20s to almost 80 — but the way everyone shows up, eager to learn and support each other, is something truly special.
I’m only just beginning my journey as a Siren — but what I know already is that this role gives you something you didn’t know you needed — a deeper sense of connection, purpose, and pride in watching others grow. It gives me such a buzz to see them achieving great results!
WHO hears the Siren Call?
IT DOESN’T RESONATE FOR ALL.
She Lives for the Lightbulb Moment
Nothing beats the look on someone’s face when they “get it.” That glint of pride, the spark of I did it. That’s her drug of choice.
She’s a Natural Uplifter
Empowering other women isn’t a hobby — it’s a mission. She knows the ripple effect confidence can create, and she wants to be the first drop.
She Relishes Skill-Sharing as Adventure
She’s practical, hands-on, and a bit of a MacGyver. She loves discovering new tips and sharing them like treasure maps with mates.
She’s a Quiet Guide, Not a Loud Captain
She doesn’t bark instructions — she walks beside. She’s there with the thermos, the backup rig, and the reassuring smile that says, “You’ve got this.”
She Feels Called to Create Belonging
Maybe she knows what it’s like to feel unsure. Maybe she fished alone for years. Either way — she’s driven to make sure no woman ever feels that way again.
She’s Hungry for Growth
Not just in casting distance — in purpose, people, and power. She sees leadership as a muscle worth building, and she’s ready to stretch.
She Wants to Leave a Mark
Not in concrete. In hearts. In memories. In a local waterway kept clean and respected. She wants to be the reason someone else found their passion.
She Believes In Progress, Not Perfection
She’s over ego. She’s done with judgment. She shows up messy if she has to — as long as she shows up.
She Gets High on Sisterhood
Swapping yarns. Casting together. Cheering the first catch. These aren’t just activities — they’re medicine for the soul.
She Knows This Is Bigger Than Fishing
For her, a rod is just the start. What she’s really casting is a lifeline — to community, to courage, to something much bigger than bait and tackle.
Are YOU hearing it?
the shift that happens when a woman learns to fish happens at the core — and is unshakeable
Be the ONE who changed their lives.
Apply here to become a siren today.
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The Siren Pledge
All Members of the Women’s Recreational Fishing League pledge the following:
• I promise to live and uphold the ethos of the Women’s Recreational Fishing League.
• I support the removal of any member who does not adhere to our pledge.
• I will be respectful of all my fellow supporters and members.
• I will interact in a positive manner, contributing to the supportive culture of the League.
• I will share knowledge happily and accept that everyone learns at their own pace and in their own way.
• I will celebrate the achievements of my League, my fellow supporters, members and (of course) myself.
• I will ensure that I share recreational fishing in an inspirational way to all people, both online and in person.
• I will always make sustainable fishing choices, follow all rules and regulations, and encourage others to follow my example. I will act as a guardian of the waterways and always work to improve fish stocks and habitats.
• I will elevate my fellow anglers and my sport.
As a Siren, you further commit to:
• Safety Leadership – Plan and conduct every meet‑up in accordance with WRFL safety guidelines and ensure that all children remain under the direct supervision of their own parent or legal guardian.
• Inclusive Mentorship – Actively share your skills, encourage questions, and create a learning space where beginners feel welcomed and valued.
• Positive Representation – Uphold WRFL’s values in every public interaction — on the shoreline, online, and in your community — and accept that your conduct reflects on the League.
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My first Fish‘n’Meet was so rewarding. Everyone managed to tie their knots on first attempt with very little hands-on help. Everyone was very proud of themselves. ~ Kellie Hundt, Siren
If something tugged at your heart as you read —
a quiet “what if?”
a flicker of “could I?”
That might just be the Siren’s call — and you heard it!
You don’t have to be the loudest.
Or the longest-time fisher.
You just have to care enough to step forward first… so others can feel safe stepping next.
We’ll back you every step of the way.
Toolkit. Training. Cheer-squad. You’ll never be flying solo.
Answer the call. Become a Siren.
Let’s turn quiet curiosity into powerful community — together.
