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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Setting the hook on fish with a hard mouth can be a real challenge. Learning how to drive the hook into their mouth takes a fair bit of effort and requires a specific technique. Rod Position When you work your lure you don’t want to have the rod tip high when pausing the lure during the retrieve....
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When casting lures it’s important to manage your line during the cast, doing so will improve casting performance and avoid line problems on and off the reel. How to Manage Your Line The road to improved line management and casting performance all begins with the initial cast. Casting your lure ou...
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It’s that time of year. The floodplains have started to recede, funnelling baitfish, crustaceans and tad poles in to the creeks around the Top End. Hungry barra will be on the hunt at creek and river mouths, gorging themselves on the abundant food present. While in a feeding frenzy, they can be...
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