When it comes to tackle management, there's many different approaches and methods you can use. When it comes to lure storage, there's two main types, the old-school standalone tackle box or the more contemporary modular tackle tray system, and it's the latter that I prefer. It gives you more flex...
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Setting up a baitcaster can be a challenge for beginners, so let’s help make the introduction as trouble free as possible. There are two types of baitcasters, barrel and low profile, let’s run through how to get them set up. Two of a Kind A baitcaster has two components, the spool tension knob on...
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Winter is a great time to catch Australian bass on jerkbaits like the Daiwa Double Clutch. It’s Cold and Clear Cold and clear water is perfect for fishing a jerkbait. The edges of the lakes is the place to be and if there’s weed, timber and rock a jerkbait is a great lure to use. The technique is...
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The Ballistic EX 2000 is one of those special reels that I have become particularly fond of. It’s not expensive, and performs well above its price-tag. It’s packed with high-end features and looks superb on any rod you decide to marry it to. Magseal is one such feature that the Ballistic EX boast...
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I was introduced to the Aird rods and reels a few years back, and couldn’t believe how well they performed for their price tag. Well, we are now blessed with the Aird X range…and guess what…they perform even better! One combo that I have been using lately is the 702LFS spin rod (3-5kg) and the 25...
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Written by Andrew Badullovich. I had a hunch the tournament spike 53SP would be deadly on the inland natives, but I was gobsmacked when I found out first hand just how effective they actually were! The tournament spike has made its mark as a killer bream lure; however, it certainly isn’t restrict...
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