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Rockin out – Grant Budd (Noosa) June 2016

Probably one of the most idyllic and popular fishing spots in Noosa is the rock wall that runs out to the mouth of the Noosa River and the bar...
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Triple Tail – Dan Kaggelis

The warm north westerly wind barely registered as I skipped across the mirror like surface. Running parallel to the coast conditions couldn’t have been better with not a hint...
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Palm Cove Jetty – Dan Kaggelis

When it comes to iconic land based fishing spots in far north Queensland it is hard to look past Palm Cove Jetty on the northern beaches of Cairns. Nestled...
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Deep End – Dan Bowater

Mirror flat horizons, masses of churning baitfish and roving oceanic predators. The mere possibility of mouth watering ‘bait ball’ action lures anglers from all over Australia to the western...
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Guide to Breaksea Spit

Break Sea Spit is one of locations where you need to get everything right because of the vast distance you will cover just getting there and when it all...
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Bareboating the Whitsundays – Josh Behrendorff

10 years ago my new bride and I wanted to have our honeymoon sailing the Whitsundays on-board a bareboat charter. Our very lean budgets didn’t exactly stretch that far...
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GT masterclass – Tom Smith

Give and take. In one way or another this is an adage that I’m sure applies to some area of your life. Generally speaking, it represents a healthy balance...
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Trailer Maintenance – Ross Tickle

We all know as boat owners how import maintenance is to the longevity of our boats from regular motor servicing, to checking dings and cracks in the hull and...
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Homemade sinkers – Ross Tickle April 16

Well we all know how expensive fishing can be spread between gear, fuel, bait, terminal tackle and everything else with most fisherman keen to save a few dollars anywhere...
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For Cods Sake – David Hodge April 16

When living down south in the New England area for over thirty years, apart from hunting pigs, foxes, rabbits and cats,  I spent every spare minute I could get...
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Lettin’ ’em loose – John Boon April 2016

It just so happened it was that time of the year. The time of year when the moons all line up and I get to take my lovely wife...
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Big baits on the banks – Stamati Batsinilas – 2015

On a previous trip out to the banks, the boys and myself came across a rock that held a fair bit of bait on the northern end of the...
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Shallow action in Moreton Bay – Cody Hochen 2015

As the orange and pink haze of the sun poked its head over North Stradbroke Island, I pointed the nose of my boat across a flat Moreton Bay. My...
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Yakking for bass – Bill Bowtell January 2016

It had been a long paddle, around the 5km mark in total.  And the sweat, combined with excess drips of water falling from the blades of the double paddle,...
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Winter jewfish – Cody Hochen 2015

The winter chill has finally arrived, and you know what that means? Jewfish! This silver ghost is the number one predator lurking in estuaries at the moment throughout South...
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“Paddock Fish – Nannygai on Grass” – Bill Bowtell 2015

For the past 24 months I have been reporting from “On the Road”, or “Travelling Fisho”, as former Editor, Lee Brake, used to describe it.  The travel and chance...
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The Spanish are coming! Josh Behrendorff 2015

As the weather begins to cool it not only signals a change in seasons but also in fish species that are abundant locally. This time of year usually has...
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CBD Barra (CQ) – Bill Bowtell March 2016

It started as a parry with stories of the past and ended with generational views of the future. Some stories were anecdotal – passed down from Grandfather to father,...
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