Hang onto your hats!

Greg Reid | August 11

Josh Donnelly with a monster king from the cliffs off Jervis Bay. This month they’ll be out towards the 100m line.

Hang on to your hats, it’s traditionally the month for strong westerlies. The low-pressure systems crossing Bass Strait tend to travel at higher latitudes at this time of year, bringing clearer days with a few near-gales thrown into the mix.

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Worth rugging up for

Greg Clarke | July 11

July can be a tough month to maximise our fishing potential because we’re so limited in choices, but what is about is generally worth rugging up for and a little extra effort can yield good results.

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Banking on kings

Wes Murphy | July 11

Big kingfish are on the menu for this month but rough seas and cold weather have made it a little harder to chase them.

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How’s the serenity?

Greg Reid | July 11

I love this time of year. Not only because I’m having more afternoon siestas on the lounge in front of the fire, but the serenity – how’s the serenity?

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Bread and butter

Greg Clarke | June 11

The fishing starts to get a little tougher now with most of the warm-water species heading north, so we have to lower our sights a bit and start targeting the bread-and-butter fish. Gone are the days when you just throw a lure out the back of the boat, or of the rocks or beach and hope something grabs it.

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Shoalhaven jewies

Wes Murphy | June 11

The Shoalhaven River has fished better than usual over Summer and with the cool months upon us we should see good numbers of jewfish move in to the estuary.

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