by Peter Jung • Testing boats for the magazines can at times be hard work. Poor weather can affect our ability to get a feel for how a boat performs, time limitations also prevent us […]
by Peter Jung • There are plenty of reasons to spend time in Eildon. The lake is of course the main drawcard for anglers, water skiers and a huge flotilla of pleasure craft. This huge […]
by Peter Jung • For most of us, the first time we dipped our toes into the world of fishing, it would have been to use a frozen prawn or tiger worm on a hook […]
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 Peter Jung • The East Gippsland Lakes system is the largest lakes system in Australia and its final destination before entering the Pacific Ocean is Lakes Entrance. For those in the know, Lakes Entrance […]
by Peter Jung • Anglapro has based their reputation around building fishing-friendly craft that are built tough with plenty of features. I hadn’t been in one for many years until the opportunity came up at […]
by Peter Jung • It’s always nice to go and test a boat brand that you’ve not seen or heard of before. Your sense of anticipation prior to doing the test in heightened and there […]
by Peter Jung • The Whittley CR2800 is the largest Australian-made towable boat in its class. At Fishing Monthly we usually take no longer than a day to test a boat, but with the CR2800 […]
by Peter Jung • The Clarke 520 Legend was launched at the 2017 Melbourne Boat Show and has proven to be a very popular addition to their range. We have wanted to test one for […]
by Peter Jung • Aquayak Kayaks are Melbourne-based kayak manufacturers who pride themselves on producing high quality, value for money kayaks, made using Australian plastic, which is UV certified and guaranteed not to crack or […]
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