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By Robert Thornton Bait fishing is just as much a part of sport fishing now as it was way back when people were using split cane rods and gut lines. There’s nothing unsporting about using bait instead of lures, in fact, this is how many lure casters start their fishing journey. It’s therefore wel...
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By Chris Dixon When it comes to picking new rods I can be very fussy, I had a rough idea in my head of what I was looking for to suit my new 2500 Certate. I wanted something with a bit more length for land-based fishing, and it to be mostly focused on catching large bream in shark bay where 40-5...
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By Bob Thornton Australians have a long history of introducing species to our unique environment without foreseeing or even considering the ecological consequences, and one such species is the tilapia. While often overlooked or even tossed to the side as a fishing prospect, these colourful and h...
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Robert Thornton Trout are one of the most fished for species in the angling world, and even in the alien landscape of Australia, these non-natives receive their share of attention. Introduced by British settlers in the nineteenth century, rainbow, brook and brown trout can now be found across muc...
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By Peter Phelps As we swing through this recent bout of wet weather I cant help but feel there is a silver lining for anglers. Unusually high rainfall up and down the east coast have pushed far enough inland to see a lot of the stocked impoundments reaching 100% for the first time in a very long ...
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By Jack Gillespie Targeting trout on soft plastics is a very exciting technique due to the versatility in the way the bait can be presented. They can be slow rolled, jerked, and bounced off the bottom depending on the situation you’re in, or the environment and habitat that you’re fishing. They c...
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