• by Steve ‘Starlo’ Starling From Victoria to Queensland, spring marks the peak time to target XOS yellowbelly or golden perch in our dams. Golden perch or yellowbelly are our second largest inland native […]
• by Elliot Fooks (first published April 2021) Spinnerbaits are nothing new in the fishing world, and Aussie anglers have been including these strange contraptions to their arsenal for over 25 years. Spinnerbaits have changed […]
by Chris Frith • Golden perch fishing in summer is an iconic Australian pastime. It is synonymous with cool swims to avoid cooking in the heat, and avoiding the midday mercury peaks with shady retreats […]
by Wayne Kampe • Camping in peace and solitude is not something everyone is going to enjoy, but most anglers – myself included – just love it. That quiet serenity is exactly what you get […]
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 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 Robbie Alexander • The grey cold depths of winter are unquestionably the hardest time of the year to catch fish in North East Victoria. That is a fact, and nothing that I write can […]
by Matthew Langford • Now is a great time of year to get out and explore what Queensland has to offer. As an angler, most of our travels revolve around new and exciting fishing destinations. […]
by Jarrod Day • A two hour drive southeast of Melbourne, Lake Eildon is situated in the mountain ranges that make up the Eildon National park. The township of Eildon is laid back, but with […]
by Daniel Piazza • If anybody was to ask me where I would spend most of my time fishing in November, it would be at Lake Eildon. I love my native fishing and with the […]
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