Estuary / Inshore Fishing

Slow-rolling soft plastics for estuary species is about as simple as it gets. Yet these simple techniques are often overlooked by many anglers as the industry grows and perceptions change regardin...

Chasing whiting on topwater lures has a cult like following across much of Australia. Whether fishing the estuaries on the east coast for Sand Whiting, or the shallow intertidal flats on the South...

Fishing is one of those activities where learning is constant, and mistakes are nearly guaranteed. This is even more true when using lures, and anyone new to lure fishing will tell you how dauntin...

Fishing rocky edges for bream is a style that rewards precision and persistence. The structure itself can look unforgiving, but it holds some of the best fish you will find. Rocky shorelines, brea...

Who doesn’t love a little escape away. I rarely turn down an opportunity to jump in the car or if I’m lucky, hop on a plane and sneak off on an adventure. I don’t know what it is but maybe it’s a ...

Slow-rolling soft plastics for estuary species is about as simple as it gets. Yet these simple techniques are often overlooked by many anglers as the industry grows and perceptions over what works...

Working in a tackle shop, I get to meet lots of people at the very beginning of their fishing journey. Over time, I’ve realised that there is no one type of person who fishes, and in reality, peop...

Fishing oyster racks for bream is one of the most exciting styles of lure fishing you can do. The strikes are brutal, the fights are short and intense and the margin for error is small. It is also...

This summer I was lucky enough to be offered the opportunity to travel up to the Northern Territory with family, something that has been on my bucket list for as long as I can remember. Now I will...

Baitcaster reels have been part of sportfishing for over a hundred years, and over the course of a century they have become a key part of many angers’ kit. It’s true that baitcasters are incredibl...