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. […]
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 […]
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 – […]
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 […]
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 […]
by Jarrod Day • Over the past decade, the run of southern bluefin tuna along Victoria’s western coastline has certainly put some of the western coastal towns on the map. There is no doubting that […]
by Sean Thompson • When is the best time to go fishing? If you are a regular angler you’ve probably been asked this a thousand times. Or maybe you’ve asked this of others. So what […]
by Wayne Kampe • What, a fly angler about to launch into an article on vibes? Yes indeed! I am, in fact, just the right person for it, and here’s why. A year ago I […]
by John Adams • Pink snapper are a highly prized, sought after fish. They’re distributed around the Australian coast, commonly caught from the Gascoyne region of Western Australia to South Australia, Victoria, New South Wales, […]
by Dan Kaggelis • It’s hard to find an angler that doesn’t love lures. The prospect of flicking out an artificial offering and fooling a fish into feeding is hard to beat. While lure fishing […]
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