How to Catch Kingfish: Strategies and Tactics
Catching Kingfish in Australian waters can be a thrilling experience, requiring the right techniques and preparation.
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Bait fishing for juvenile black marlinBait fishing for juvenile black marlin
Getting onto a few black marlin may seem out of reach for the average boatie, but with a bit of knowledge and the right gear, these magnificent sportfish are well...
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Gearing up for gummiesGearing up for gummies
If you’ve ever had flake from a seafood joint, it was most likely the meat of a gummy shark. Native to most southern waters from about Mid NSW and Perth...
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Introduction to mahi mahiIntroduction to mahi mahi
Mahi mahi, dolphin fish or dorado - it doesn’t matter what you call them - these striking and hard fighting fish are well-loved and widely chased around the world, and...
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Stalking longtail tunaStalking longtail tuna
For saltwater anglers who love a bit of a sporting challenge, it’s hard to go past longtail tuna. Their long, sizzling runs and tendency to be a bit finicky with...
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Popping and stickbaiting GTsPopping and stickbaiting GTs
Tossing oversize lures on oversize tackle in search of oversize giant trevally has to be considered an extreme sport. Those who regularly partake in this activity are usually left with...
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Trolling for Spanish mackerelTrolling for Spanish mackerel
Most people won’t turn down a feed of Spanish mackerel. One of the most effective techniques on these toothy speedsters is trolling both lures and baits. While preferred trolling techniques...
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Fishing for Giant TrevallyFishing for Giant Trevally
The Giant Trevally (GT) is the highest profile of all the trevallies found in Australian waters and attracts a dedicated cohort of anglers with a blinding passion for these thugs...
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Fishing For Spanish MackerelFishing For Spanish Mackerel
Spanish mackerel are one of Australia’s favourite saltwater sportfish. Sleek and built for speed, Spaniards use their body’s design to attack their prey at speed, slicing their way through the water before slicing...
