Estuary / Inshore Fishing

As much as I hate to admit it, with all the negativity surrounding the marine environment and lingering algal bloom crisis affecting much of South Australia’s coastline, I was in a fishing rut. Ju...

By Mark Gercovich I was always a Sol man since the original series released 20 odd years ago. I used to run a team of them when I was tournament fishing because I’d rather four reels the same rathe...

No Australian sportfish has a following quite like the barramundi. These powerful fish, with their wily hunting habits, huge growth potential and tendency to jump high when hooked have earned them...

Barramundi offer a lot for anglers. Of the major drawcards, their vast distribution, huge growth potential and susceptibility to a wide range of fishing techniques stand out most. These characteri...

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 ...

I may be a tad biased, but I believe that fishing has a lot of health benefits, and chief amongst those is that it gets us outdoors, interacting with and appreciating nature. So, in a world rife w...

It’s that time of the year again. Where the weather warms, the insects and cicadas start to come out, and us fishermen start thinking and dreaming of those epic topwater takes from all our favouri...

BY ABZ MESHLAWI Fishing for bream around boat hulls is a very productive and exciting style fishing. It suits both kayak and boat anglers and gives you the chance to target fish holding tight to st...

One of the nice things about soft plastics is their versatility, and with so many different soft plastics models, brands and shapes, it seems there is a soft plastic for any angling conundrum. Per...

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...