Sunny Side of Winter

Lindsay Dines | July 11

The greatest cause of mass mortalities of fish is the commercial net. Diminished health of the fish as a result of less feeding, more swimming to avoid netted areas and spawning in less conducive habitats to maximum recruitment, will eventually takes it t

Even though the days are getting shorter with the onset of winter, the up side is that the prime fishing times of dawn and dusk are getting closer together.

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Sharks Suit Up

John Gooding | July 11

Fishing east of the South Passage Bar during May and early June has been hard work to say the least. If it’s not the weather keeping us off the water, it’s the widespread sharks knocking off a high percentage of hooked fish.

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Take the Weather with you

Keith Hall | July 11

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.

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Making the most of Fraser

Phil James | July 11

When it’s raining cats and dogs, with howling southeasterly winds that rarely drop below 25 knots, topped off with swells of 3-4m, conditions are not exactly ideal on Fraser.

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