Jamie Robley | June 10
Lure casting for bream has become one of the most popular forms of fishing this country has ever seen. Given that bream, in one form or another, can be found right around Australia’s coastline, it’s certainly easy enough for most coastal anglers to try their luck on bream at any time of the year.
Kim Bain | June 10
Big bucktail jigs are one of the unsung, almost forgotten, heroes of the saltwater reef fishing scene.
Garry Smith | June 10
Our 14th annual Hinchinbrook Rent a Yacht houseboat trip started with more of a whimper than a bang. The fishing was slow in the first few days with the grunter and GT scarce compared to previous years, but then the fingermark came…
Alan Ballard | June 10
As summer loomed on the calendar the level of excitement and anticipation grew; it was nearly time to load up Penrhyn, Luxury Afloat House Boats’ flagship at Tin Can Bay, and head off on our yearly sojourn up the Great Sandy Straits.
Craig Mcgill | May 10
You won't fish with bait for too long before you catch a bream. They are abundant and diverse species so it doesn't matter whether you are fishing in the freshwater reaches of the Hawkesbury or around Sydney Heads, you are in with a chance for a bream.
Kim Bain | May 10
Please note that some of the areas talked about in this article may encroach on green zones as the article was penned prior to the green zone creation. While we have tried to minimise this possible conflict, make sure you are aware of the MNP30 green zone boundaries before and while you are fishing near Cobby Cobby Island.