Jan’s Flies
Sticks, sticks and more sticks – stick caddis that is. Rarely does a trout’s stomach contents not contain at least a few stick caddis.
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Unlocking the secrets of soft plasticsPart 1: The Basics
Soft plastic of rubber lures are taking the country by storm, but many anglers are still not getting the best from these lures. In this ground-breaking of how-to feature, soft plastics’ whiz, Steve Starling, reveals the secrets of success, with a special emphasis on Victorian waters.
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Southern Bluefin TunaJust the name brings back fond memories of last season for game fishermen around the state, and what a season it was with many multiple hook ups and all but the unluckiest of anglers getting into the thick of the action. And it pretty much happened again this year.
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Australian Salmon On Fly – Location Cremorne
Mark Simpson with a nice Australian salmon taken from the Cremorne Channel. This is an easily accessed southern Tasmanian water that can be very productive. Mark explains his methods.
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Garfish – mini marlin of the estuariesTasmania has an abundance of southern sea garfish. They are a prime winter fish that probably grow bigger in Tasmania than anywhere else. Garfish are relatively easy to catch, and as well as being good to eat they make great bait as well. |
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Casting Tips
Nine times Australian Casting Champion, Peter Hayes believes a little bit of work and concentration on casting techniques makes a lot of difference when fishing. ‘Good casters get to cover more fish more quickly, and consequently get more chances’ he says.
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