• Brett Geddes (first published February 2022) I look at flounder as a stunning example of how a species of fish has adapted and evolved to perfectly suit its environment. Their camouflage is impeccable and […]
• by Mark Gercovich Cruising around in an open boat on a flat blue sea, casting lures at fast-moving pelagic fish, is something we used to associate with sportfishing in more tropical climes. However, when […]
by Stephen Booth • Lake Mulwala, on the border towns of Yarrawonga (Vic) and Mulwala (NSW) is considered by many as the sacred heart of cod fishing in Australia. For me, Mulwala is the […]
by Brendan Mather • The Howqua River flows through the Alpine National Park in the shire of Mansfield, Victoria. The river flows through the picturesque Howqua Valley and eventually joins with Lake Eildon. The river […]
by Brett Geddes • The Gippsland Lakes are back! Of course they didn’t go anywhere but the area went into lockdown after the devastating bushfires. Then, around late February things went back to normal… until […]
by Peter Jung • East Gippsland is full of great holiday destinations that have a fishing twist. One such locale is Marlo and the Cape Conran coastal area, which is a short drive via the […]
by Jarrod Day • Three decades ago, when I was a young jetty grommet, bait fishing was the preferred method of fishing for all the species I targeted. It certainly wasn’t any trouble to catch […]
by Jarrod Day • For many anglers owning a boat is a dream, and while it might become a reality to some, it can be an extremely farfetched possibility for others. Regardless, you really don’t […]
by Mark Gercovich • Summer time is kingfish time here in South West Victoria and more and more anglers seem keen to take their chance to tackle this tough fighting and spectacular angling adversary. Getting […]
by Jarrod Day • On any given day, rain, hail or shine you only have take a glimpse at any pier or jetty around the coastline of the Bay and one, two maybe more anglers […]
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