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Pedalling the pontoons
by Troy Brown • My latest kayaking adventure took me to the busy Nerang River, specifically the area just upstream of the Sundale Bridge. With a multitude of launch sites including boat ramps and sandy […]
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5 bucket list tropical species
by Dan Kaggelis • When anglers think of North Queensland, iconic species such as barramundi and mangrove jacks immediately spring to mind and rightly so as both fish are deserving of their ‘bucket list’ species […]
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Getting hooked again
by Brett Geddes • When you’re hopelessly addicted to catching fish, having a bad day on the water can leave you cranky and sulking for days. For all anglers there are times when fishing is […]
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Hobie Mirage Outback 2019 was designed for us fishers
by Corey Gallagher • Hobie have a long tradition of quality and innovation. Their products have dominated kayak angling markets worldwide since the introduction of the first purpose designed, pedal propelled fishing kayak, the Mirage […]
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Turning to the dark side
by Justin Wilmer • Busy lives can often see us anglers struggling to get out on the water as much as we would like and the ability to make the most of small windows of […]
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Welcoming the weed
by Justin Wilmer • Weed – we curse it, pick it off our baits and lures and avoid locations because of its presence. For fish though, weed beds offer shelter, increased warmth and also salinity […]
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Kamikaze kayak crabbing
by Justin Wilmer • Last year I wrote about chasing crabs and crayfish from the kayak. There’s no doubt that the kayak is an ideal vessel for chasing crustaceans. You can launch anywhere, travel across […]
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Hotspot: Get out in the yak for bass during winter
by Peter Phelps • Now, just when you thought it was time to pack the kayak away for the winter months, I urge you to reconsider and read on. When you think of typical kayak […]
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Kayak fun and fish
by Justin Willmer • Hopefully you managed to get the kayak on the water over the holiday break and find a fish or two. There were no extreme fishing trips for me over the break. […]
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Kayaking the lower Pumicestone Passage
by Peter Jung • The Pumicestone Passage is a 35km stretch of water that links Deception Bay (Brisbane) in the south with Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast. The Bribie Island Bridge signals the beginning of […]
