The annual Tuross flathead and bream tournament is just around the corner. Never heard of it? That’s understandable. This tournament on the south cost of… Read More »Tournament time – a litmus test for us anglers
Trolling is a really effective way to cover LOTS of water and catch fish. But when you’ve spent years casting lures or flies and constantly… Read More »Trolling up a storm – kayak trolling for estuary staples
One of the most famous scenes from the classic Australian movie ‘the Castle’ is the courtroom scene. A small town lawyer tries to stop an… Read More »It’s the vibe of the thing – Bream on vibes
It’s winter. It’s cold. The trout streams are closed, the ski fields are open and there is nothing better to do that curl up in… Read More »A winter fishing wonderland
As keen anglers we are frequently asked for advice on where to go to find a decent coastal fishing spot within 2-3 hours drive from… Read More »The best estuary fishing spots in south-east New South Wales
The alarm sounded at 5:30am but I didn’t need it, I was already awake and bristling with anticipation and nervous energy. The kayak from the… Read More »The best worst day of fishing – Hawaiian bonefish, broken leaders and the curse of the banana
Down in numbers, but all of good size – early spring fishing in Merimbula lake What a treat to be able to spend the labor… Read More »Rediscovering the NSW south coast estuaries; Merimbula lake fishing report
As I get older, I feel like life is getting busier. I think this is a feeling shared by many. I’m not sure entirely why… Read More »The little things
After the enjoyment of the 2015 Tuross Flathead and Bream comp, in which a few mates enjoyed considerable success, to say the anticipation around the… Read More »Tuross Flathead and Bream Comp 2016
Graz and I started discussing whether the fish along the coast are actually any harder to catch during and just after the summer holiday peak.… Read More »How to catch fish in heavily pressured estuaries and beat the “February blues”.
I’ve written before about how important great habitat is if we want great fisheries. I strongly believe that as fishers, being custodians for the environments… Read More »Why Mulloway fishermen should care about freshwater inflows.
The poor kayak has been neglected of late. In fact since we purchased Tudo (our 4m estuary boat) last year I can probably count the… Read More »Kayak fishing spots in south east NSW – 3 of the best (in one long weekend)