Tiny titans

Andrew Badullovich | April 11

When the salmon move into the estuaries it’s time to go to work with the light sticks and have some fun.

We can tend to lose sight of the original thoughts behind recreational fishing. The humble beginnings of playing out that first monumental capture, the smile big enough to be etched in your proud Dad’s memory, seem to fade from your own thoughts as the hunt for trophy fish becomes all-consuming.

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Late-season bass

Dave Mclean | April 11

Autumn is my favourite time of the year to be on the water chasing bass.

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Spot ’em first

Andrew Badullovich | March 11

Mention the term ‘polaroiding’ and thoughts of fly-fishing, waders and brown trout mooching among flooded tussock grass springs to mind. But add polarised sunglasses into plenty of fishing mixes and you have the basis for a very effective method known as sight fishing.

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Plumbing the depths

Roderick Walmsley | March 11

Around 7am we pulled up on a popular reef off the Gold Coast. We were keen to try for a Spanish mackerel so had forgone the early morning bite period to try to catch some live bait that we intended to troll slowly.

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Grab a crab – with care!

Gary Earl | January 11

I can remember my first experience with a mud crabs as if it were yesterday. I was minding my own business flicking lures for barramundi and mangrove jacks on the Lee Point Road at Buffalo Creek boat ramp, just out of Darwin.

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