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 Dayne Taylor • Copeton Dam is located on the Gwydir River, around 35km southwest of Inverell on the northwest tablelands of New South Wales. At full capacity the lake spreads out over 46km2, with […]
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 Dayne Taylor • More often than not, the places we go to fish and the adventures we have getting to and from, or even while in these locations, are far more memorable than the […]
by Justin Wilmer • Busy lives can often see us anglers struggling to get out on the water as much as we would like and the ability to make the most of small windows of […]
by Justin Willmer • Hopefully you managed to get the kayak on the water over the holiday break and find a fish or two. There were no extreme fishing trips for me over the break. […]
by Peter Jung • The Pumicestone Passage is a 35km stretch of water that links Deception Bay (Brisbane) in the south with Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast. The Bribie Island Bridge signals the beginning of […]
by Reece Thomas • If you are a kayak fisher that has ever dreamt about catching big snapper in shallow water in Queensland, then you may have ventured to Redcliffe, or put this location on […]
by Reece Thomas • Lake Kurwongbah, also known as Sideling Creek Dam, is situated on the northern suburbs of Brisbane approximately 40 minutes drive from the Brisbane CBD. The dam is used primarily as a […]
by Justin Willmer • Over the years I have had the pleasure of introducing many a keen angler to the sport of kayak fishing, helping them to get their head around handling the kayak, working […]
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