By Jack Mitchell When it comes to chasing barra on topwater there are a few different styles of lures and techniques to use. Frogging is by far one of the most enjoyable out of the topwater techniques. It can be used in all applications because of its weedless presentation. It’s also a great wa...
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By Bob Thornton In this pastime we call sportfishing, there are a few ‘holy grail’ feats that only a small portion of the angling community have achieved. Examples include catching a 60cm wild river bass, landing permit on fly tackle, or even hauling up an elusive broadbill swordfish from the de...
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By Jack Gillespie The Daiwa SilverCreek Dr Minnow lures have returned in a huge way with three jointed sizes, three solid body sizes (42mm, 50mm, 70mm) and eight great trout catching colours. With this great variety they will be sure to have you catching fish anywhere in the country. Solid body v...
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By Joshua Bland As the air begins to cool and the leaves begin to change, fishing in the southern state of South Australia starts to shift. For two closely related and highly prized species, the brown and rainbow trout, this change is a reminder of their European origins and gets them hungry for ...
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By Robert Thornton There have been countless ‘crazes’ pop up in the Australian fishing community over the years, and while many have come and gone there are a few that have outlasted the initial hype. Spinnerbaits are one of those phenomena. These strange looking contraptions made their way to...
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By Mark Gercovich I'm old enough to remember a time when estuary perch, or EP as they are often referred to, were regarded as quite elusive and mysterious beasts. Sure, we would get a few if we fished live crickets on the surface in the darkness, and occasionally one would grab our trout lure. B...
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