Feature
Winning with slow jigging
by Greg Clarke • There are not a lot of new ideas that come around in the world of fishing these days. Pretty much all methods and angles have been covered, at one time […]
Fishing
Feature
The rewards of fishing at night
by Sean Thompson • Night fishing creates a sense of mystique among anglers and is loved as much for its old-fashioned charm, as its exciting adventure and possibility. Spots that might otherwise offer only average […]
Boating
Beach launching tips and tricks
by Peter Fullarton • I have spent many years as a commercial fisherman in a state-wide fishery operating and launching small boats up to 7m from many beaches around the state of Western Australia. Nowadays, […]
Fishing
Basics for jigging along the NSW coast
by Elii English • The technique of jigging has been around as long as people have been catching fish, although modern jigging has evolved substantially since then. Whether you’re targeting back breakers in the depths […]
Bass
The world of skirted jigs
by Peter Phelps • You may have heard whispers along the fishing grape vine of a new kid on the block for freshwater fishing. The skirted jig has exploded onto Australian bass fishing in recent […]
Fishing
Estuary tactics and hotspots – Part 2 of 2
by Sean Thompson • Last issue I outlined the natural influences that affect estuary fishing, and how to identify productive times. I also covered key locations such as break walls, rocky points and oyster leases. […]
Fishing
Estuary tactics and hotspots – Part 1 of 2
by Sean Thompson • The term ‘estuary’ basically covers the transition zone between the mouth of a river (where it enters the open sea) and the upper limits of its fresh or brackish reach. Estuaries […]
Fishing
Do you clip or do you knot?
by Jarrod Day • I’ll probably cop a bit of flack for this comment, but while I get older and rounder as the years pass, some things in fishing become a little more challenging – […]
Australian Salmon
Rocking around the beaches and headlands
by David Seaman • There is little doubt that Australia is the lucky country. We benefit from a comparatively low population, yet have a diverse coastline stretching more than 25,700km. In NSW the seascape changes […]
Fishing
Finding fish in the cold months
by Jarrod Day • Everyone hates the dreaded cold. Children’s sport begins and finding time to get out on the water becomes a challenging task, let alone getting a break in the weather when you […]
