Lord of the Rigs : One rig to rule them all
Ahhh….. my title puns just keep getting worse but I can’t help it. Well, I’m going to preface this entire blog by saying that most of it is mere observation […]
Category Archives: Technique
Start them young
I’ve spent a quite a bit of my fishing time over the last couple of months fishing with my 5 year old, Ben. The thing that I’ve noticed, is that […]
Changing Tides
Well I must sound like a broken record but for me, fishing a tide change is the key to a successful days fishing. Don’t get me wrong you will still […]
New Pursuits
I always like to challenge myself and at the moment my new pursuit is to catch a drummer off the rocks. I have caught one on soft plastics from a […]
How deep is deep?
Basically this is going to be a reprint of an article I wrote for the Tournament Angler Guide (TAG) this year but it’s come to the front of my mind […]
If you can’t tie knots, tie lots…….
…..Or get yourself one of the Daiwa Sokkou knot tying tools! Why is it that tying knots always seems to get more and more complicated. I recall that my first […]
Brave the cold
With temperatures starting to cool it means the cod should be sunning themselves in the shallower bays of our dam systems and no longer lurking the depths to get cooler […]
Freshwater On Surface – Words and Images by Zac Charlton
Freshwater Fishing in Australia has really taken off when it comes to sport fishing over the last 10 years. The fish are harder to find, allure and catch then fishing […]
Monday Morning Video – Two in a Row
Check out Josh’s interview with Ian after his back to back wins of what I consider the 2nd hardest tournament of the year.
Grind it out.
The recent ABT Hawkesbury BREAM Qualifier has given me a new perspective on the question Josh posed many, many moons ago. At the time, he was questioning the legitimacy of […]
