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By Robert Thornton North Queensland is a world-renowned fishing Mecca, and rightfully so, with its myriad rivers and inshore reef systems and the hard-pulling and often great tasting species that live in them. One slice of this angling heaven is often overlooked, however, and that’s the fresh...
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By Joshua Bland Southern Calamari in the last few decades have skyrocketed to become one of the most recreationally targeted species in Australia’s southern waters. In South Australia, they are the third most recreationally sought-after species, with an estimated 220,000kg being caught each year....
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By Nick Moore In the pursuit of the perfect catch, anglers often focus on equipment, technique, and location. However, an often-overlooked aspect of fishing success lies in the interplay between stretch and forgiveness within the fishing rod and line system. Understanding and harnessing these ele...
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By Jack Gillespie Black bream can be found right around Tasmania and are a staple for light tackle anglers. Tasmanian estuaries can offer some of the best bream fishing in the country due to pressure that some of the other states might cop. Sand flats Bream love to get up and feed on shallow san...
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Robert Thornton Of the many tuna species that traverse Australia’s coastline, the mighty yellowfin tuna would have to be one of the most prized – up there with the southern bluefin tuna. Despite not growing quite as massive as their blue-finned cousins, their bright colours, unmatched bursts of ...
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By Mitchell Taylor Everyone knows that Sydney Harbour in the warmer months becomes home for many big schools of Kingfish. The huge schools of fish can usually be found boiling and busting the surface each day. Some days these fish can be easy to catch, and others can be very finicky. So, what wor...
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