• Brett Geddes (first published December 2021) All anglers have endured the frustration and despair of losing a fish to a busted leader. The culprit is typically assumed to be the snaggy, weedy or rock-strewn […]
• by Jamie Robley (first published November 2021) Four decades ago, when I first started offering lures to my local bream population, we called it ‘bream spinning’, because back then almost any form of cast […]
by Byron Hill • If you’ve heard of Lake Macquarie, you’ve probably heard of Swansea flats. It’s a must-fish location for kayakers in the Newcastle area and if the conditions are right, it can absolutely […]
by Steve ‘Starlo’ Starling • It seems there’s an immense amount of interest in the subject of chasing bream on fly gear. Here’s the lowdown on how to do it successfully: Of all the fishing […]
by Gary Brown • Not everyone has the opportunity or equipment to go and chase marlin, tuna, kingfish, cobia and other larger fish species off the rocks, but everyone can chase what I class as […]
by Jarrod Day • Victoria might not have the likes of barramundi, mangrove jack, GTs and queenies but we do have an amazing array of willing lure taking species. Light tackle enthusiasts can go toe-to-toe […]
by Bob Thornton • One of the great things about South East Queensland and Northern NSW is that you really don’t need a boat to experience some great fishing. It’s true that land-based fishing elsewhere […]
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 Brett Geddes • When you’re hopelessly addicted to catching fish, having a bad day on the water can leave you cranky and sulking for days. For all anglers there are times when fishing is […]
by Gary Brown • I have been fishing off the rocks since I was a kid, and have learnt so much from the many anglers I have fished with over the years. This knowledge has […]
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