by Dayne Taylor • This month’s kayak hotspot takes us to the rural northern New South Wales town of Copmanhurst, home to a picturesque stretch of the iconic Clarence River, and the perfect location for […]
by Bob Thornton • You’re slowly nosing up a freshwater creek on a hot, muggy afternoon, and you’re dripping with sweat from an arduous paddle. The trees that line the bank are gradually closing over […]
by Stephen Worley • Many of us have come to realise that most of these sayings like “it’s not about the fishing, it’s the experience that matters,” “the adventure is what it’s all about, any […]
by Peter Phelps • Now, just when you thought it was time to pack the kayak away for the winter months, I urge you to reconsider and read on. When you think of typical kayak […]
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 […]
by Toby Grundy • I first heard about the Barrington River from my brother-in-law, a dairy farmer who lives just outside the town of Gloucester, an hour from Newcastle. We were talking about his farm […]
by Jamie Robley • A new bass season is upon us and keen anglers have stocked up on new lures and serviced their reels, all ready for the good times ahead. Unfortunately, things might not […]
by Steve ‘Starlo’ Starling • Summer time is bass time, and chasing wild bass in our coastal rivers and creeks is an extremely addictive pastime. The natural range of Australian bass includes coastal rivers and […]
by Rupe • Hinze Dam is by no means a secret location. It has a long and decorated history of being known as a fantastic fishery, full of Aussie natives that are, on most occasions, […]
by Dave Seaman • There is little doubt that spring is marked with a highlighter on the bass angler’s fishing calendar and, in NSW, 1 September marks the end of the anxious anticipation and the […]
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