Stealth Charger Tops Up Batteries On The Run

Steve Morgan | June 10

When Wayne from Tuncurry Auto Electrics Batteries Chargers and Solar pitched me the spiel on his new accessory for tournament anglers, I wasn’t 100% sold. Actually, let me re-phrase that: I was 100% sold on the concept but I’m a bit of a cynic when it comes to things that seem too good to be true as they usually are.

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Samurai Reaction Rods by Frogley’s Offshore

Travis Davies | May 10

Since the Samurai Reaction Rods hit the market last year, I’ve had the pleasure of having a few of these rods in my boat to use offshore for snapper, jewfish and anything else that came along.

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CTEK: The smartest chargers in the world

Travis Davies | May 09

After months of research you finally decide on which boat to buy, you then deck it out ready for the tournaments, you put the electric motor and batteries in, but then think, “What charger should I use?”

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Pop and jig with Samurai NV9

Tony Zann | March 09

When it comes to selecting a quality 10kg to 15kg graphite rod for popping and jigging, you can spend an awful lot of money – or you can go for a Samurai NV9 and spend the rest on a heap of lures, braid and other goodies.

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Roaring Forties Tropical Saver life vest

Martin Auldist | December 08

Relatively recent changes to marine safety regulations have changed the way anglers think about lifejackets. Previously, many anglers kept lifejackets in their boat primarily to satisfy the law that said you needed them on board. Trouble was, when you actually had to wear those cheap, bulky hunks of foam that spent most of their time stuffed in the storage compartment, you ended up looking like some kind of fluorescent yellow Michelin Man, and had the mobility of one as well.

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Auspit campfire spits – cooking made easy

Martin Auldist | August 08

I love great food in the outdoors. Sadly, actually cooking that food has never been my strong suit. My fishing and hunting mates will quickly tell you that. That’s why I was so happy to get my hands on one of Auspit’s campfire spits.

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