Kim Bain | July 11
Each year I find myself writing a few ‘snapper on soft plastics’ articles, but each year I wonder if it might be time to put this subject aside and concentrate elsewhere. However, just when I think that everything has been written on the subject I discover some new (or old and forgotten) ideas for hunting big knobbies that excites me once again.
Dan Kaggelis | July 11
For many anglers, getting out on the water and wetting a line is just as much about unplugging from everyday life as it is about catching a fish. However, due to advances in mobile phone technology, finding the time to completely disconnect from the outside world is almost impossible as that little ringing, vibrating, machine never seems to be too far away even when out wide on the blue. But now there’s a chance to put all that technology to good use.
Tag | July 11
Targeting and catching the iconic mangrove jack is bound to generate buzz from any angler. These fish are an apex predator, they smash lures, they look good and they go like a freight train. Who wouldn’t want to land one?
Stephen Booth | June 11
What’s the real story behind E10 fuel and its effects on the boating angler? There is certainly a lot of misinformation out there and there is also a lot of good information. And if you decide that E10 fuel and your boat are not a good fit, how do you find service stations that sell simple unleaded fuel?
Dave Magner | June 11
While bass are keen on most types of hardbodied lures from time to time, one of the most effective, yet often overlooked, methods for catching these feisty freshwater sportfish is on suspending minnows and plugs.
Tag | June 11
It seems like yesterday that Fishing Monthly was covering the opening of Bruce Cunningham’s new yard on the Redcliffe Peninsula four years ago. From humble beginnings way back in 1982 when Bruce was a simple worker in the boating industry, Bruce has expanded his business and customer base enormously - both before the move and then since the move.