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 Jarrod Day • Three decades ago, when I was a young jetty grommet, bait fishing was the preferred method of fishing for all the species I targeted. It certainly wasn’t any trouble to catch […]
by Jarrod Day • For many anglers owning a boat is a dream, and while it might become a reality to some, it can be an extremely farfetched possibility for others. Regardless, you really don’t […]
by Jarrod Day • The humble garfish is a readily available species year-round and doesn’t often get the kudos it deserves. Often underrated, what they lack in fight they make up for on the table […]
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 Jarrod Day • Do calamari really know what an artificial jig is worth? I think not. Can calamari tell the difference between a $2 jig and a $30 jig? I think not, so then […]
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 Jarrod Day • Situated around 3.5 hours drive east of Melbourne, Lake Tyers is a quaint little town, boasting some amazing fishing. Hidden amongst the wild forest, Lake Tyers is an anglers’ dream. From […]
by Jarrod Day • King George whiting are predominantly a summer species to target in both Western Port and Port Phillip Bay, however they can be targeted all year round. Whiting can be caught right […]
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