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Holiday destination – Lake Eildon
by Jarrod Day • A two hour drive southeast of Melbourne, Lake Eildon is situated in the mountain ranges that make up the Eildon National park. The township of Eildon is laid back, but with […]
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Calamari capers: in search of the kraken
by Jarrod Day • Just the other day I was reading through an old publication written by Lance Wedlick on fishing Western Port and Port Phillip bays back in the 1980s. Old titles always excite […]
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The Portland tuna are set to explode
by Jarrod Day • Tuna stocks in south western Victoria have soared over the past 7 or 8 years; so much so that they are a viable target year-round. Even this summer, a school of […]
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Spoilt for choice offshore!
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 […]
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Lakes Entrance has plenty to offer
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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The lake that never Tyers
by Steve Vidler • As a keen angler that lives for chasing native Australian fish species, I love going out after a trout or two, even in the cold winter months. In Summer, it’s always […]
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Toolondo Reservoir one tough trout fishery
by Ross Winstanley • In the post-Millennium Drought period since 2010, no Victorian impoundment has attracted more scrutiny by anglers and been the subject of more fishing-related political attention than Toolondo Reservoir. While the struggle […]
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Victoria’s trout hotspots
by Colby Lesko • The cold weather has started dissipate, and the trout are starting to fire as they feed up after breeding. This makes for some exciting fishing. This season is shaping up to […]
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Beechworth’s lake fishing options
by Robbie Alexander • Located in the North East Victorian hills at an altitude of 550m above sea level, Beechworth is one of Victoria’s prettiest towns. It has a lot of history, particularly surrounding the […]
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The big bass bite back
by Brett Geddes • “I’m convinced that this liberation of bass is the greatest stocking success of native fish we have ever seen in this state.” This is what I said during my recent conversation […]
