by Mal McKinlay • The Maroochy River is centrally located on the Sunshine Coast, one of Australia’s premier holiday destinations. It meanders from its northern headwaters in the Blackall ranges south through hinterlands, agriculture and […]
by Gary Brown • Sand whiting (sillago ciliate) are a member of the family sillaginidae and are also be known as summer whiting, silver whiting and blue-nose whiting in NSW. They are readily found along […]
by Bob Thornton • In all fishing, understanding the fish’s basics habits only gets you so far. Knowing what they eat is certainly another piece in the puzzle, but with predatory species, getting an insight […]
by Ian Sewell • Sand whiting would have to be one of the easiest fish to target in the West Coast zone – they are very easy to catch and are exceptional eating. While they […]
by David Seaman • Whiting are not a species many of us think about until summer hits and the sand flats erupt with life. As a kid I remember wading the flats, casting for flathead […]
by Sean Thompson • Whiting are one of the most popular species for anglers of all ages for a number of reasons. Not only do they taste great, but they are widely distributed and the […]
by Spero Kartanos • The humble little whiting is the very first fish that most of us catch. You can spend untold amounts of money on the latest rods and reels to catch big fish, […]
by Jarrod Day • King George whiting are one of the most highly sought after species in Western Port. Known for their delicious tasting flesh and fighting capabilities, whiting can at times prove difficult to […]
by Jarrod Day • King George whiting tick all the boxes – they put up a fair battle on light tackle and on the table they’re an absolutely delicious treat. Caught right around the state, […]
by Rupe • I’m Rupe, my mate is Michael ‘Foxy’ Fox, and we’re both reps for Fishing Monthly. The only difference is that he’s a seasoned veteran from QLD and I’m a young whipper snapper […]
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