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 […]
When it comes to fish that pull hard, kingfish are right up there with the most brutal line-busting and tackle-destroying thing that swims. While they can grow in excess of 50kg, anything over 10kg is […]
by Peter Jung • September has seen the days slowly get longer and night has lost a bit of its chill. This transition out of winter/dry season patterns is the spark that lights the fire […]
by Mick Underwood • Imagine this: it’s a stunning day. The sky is cloudless, the ocean is sparkling in the sun, and you’re hooked up to a monster fish. Your knees are pressed hard against […]
by Steve Morgan • Bassco is an Australian-built fibreglass fishing boat created by Gippsland veteran boat builder, Michael Boag. With a lifetime of building big boats under his belt, Michael decided that he wanted to […]
by Steve Morgan • I’ve only been testing boats in the west for a short time, but I’m quickly learning that the boat you need here is a little different from the craft that would […]
by Toby Grundy • Canberra is home to three urban waterways, all of which have been heavily stocked with golden perch. Lake Tuggeranong, Lake Ginninderra and Lake Burley Griffin all contain football-sized yellas, and because […]
by Rupe • I was talking to my wife recently about how I’d love to start taking our three young daughters to Yamba more often. Rambling about why I love the place so much, I […]
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 […]
by Gary Brown • It had been a while since I had last paid a visit to Lake Jindabyne in the Snowy Mountains. When I recently visited for the Steve Williamson Invitational trout competition, I […]
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