AFC - BCF & Ford - Ranger 4 x 4 Competition

To be in the running to win an all new Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT 3.2L diesel manual, use your receipt number from a BCF purchase and complete the form below.

Estimated drive away prize value $59,326 includes 12 months registration, 12 months compulsory third party insurance (CTP), an estimated Dealer delivery charge, stamp duty and other applicable statutory charges. Actual drive away price may differ by state. Statutory charges are current as at Sep 2011.

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2012 Tackle Junkie - Online Now!

Each year, Fishing Monthly produces Australia's most widely distributed fishing tackle magazine - Tackle Junkie.

Tackle Junkie is sent free to every fishing tackle store in Australia - 90,000 of them are out there now and every copy you get from a tackle store is available at no charge. There's also 10,000 copies which are distributed through the national newsagent system. These copies are $4.95 each.

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Take the Weather with you

Keith Hall | July 11

Dan Limpet enjoying the battle with a jigged up 10kg+ yellowtail king after getting a feed of reef fish.

July is a magic month for three reasons: usually reasonable weather with calm afternoons and evenings; glorious picture perfect sunsets with purple and orange skies while whales frolic in the foreground; and seriously good snapper fishing.

Late starts are the preferred option and Incredible won’t be leaving until 10:00 am in July. The best part of the day both weather and fishing wise is from 2pm on.

Apart from a possible southerly swell, the lack of current and wind make July very desirable for piscatorial pastimes. Target snapper by float lining with a single ball sinker from a number 10 down to a pea sinker depending on current and drift. All the 58m, 64m, 69m, 72m, 82m and 95m ledges are currently holding good snapper. Set up a drift with a sea anchor along the ledges and keep feeding your floater back.

The sounder will show plenty of patches of fish well off the bottom and these are usually snapper. Pearlies on the inside grounds shallower than 75m are usually smaller fish and not worth targeting.

Winter sees the trag jew show up in good numbers especially on dusk. On dusk you have the choice of loading up on trag, especially if you have got a few snapper during the afternoon, or anchoring up in shallower water and putting out a berley trail for more snapper.

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