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 Robbie Alexander • The grey cold depths of winter are unquestionably the hardest time of the year to catch fish in North East Victoria. That is a fact, and nothing that I write can […]
by Peter Jung • For most of us, the first time we dipped our toes into the world of fishing, it would have been to use a frozen prawn or tiger worm on a hook […]
by Jarrod Day • Situated around 3.5 hours drive east of Melbourne, Lake Tyers is a quaint little town, boasting some amazing fishing. Hidden amongst the wild forest, Lake Tyers is an anglers’ dream. From […]
by Peter Jung • The East Gippsland Lakes system is the largest lakes system in Australia and its final destination before entering the Pacific Ocean is Lakes Entrance. For those in the know, Lakes Entrance […]
by Brett Geddes • I reckon you experience as much excitement and pleasure while organising, planning and driving to a much loved fishing location, as you do actually being there and hooking fish. During the […]
by Tony Kemna • Although the Gippsland Lakes system is huge, with fishing options around every corner, the true anglers’ paradise can be found through the Lakes Entrance Bar. Bread and butter species such as […]
by Stephen Pryke • The seaside town of Lakes Entrance is located 3.5 hours’ drive east of Melbourne, and while small, this village offers a wide variety of activities and accommodation. East Gippsland has all […]
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