Inshore fishing The Inshore reefs have been firing up with all the baitfish currently along our coast. Fortunately we have had a few good days of weather this week and there has been plenty of fish caught in close. The standout fish have been the pelagic’s, a lot of tuna, mackerel, queenfish and trevally have been around. In particular there …
Read More »Eco-friendly Bouncee Coolers
In a world constantly on the lookout for innovative and eco-friendly solutions, Australian designers have taken a giant leap forward with the introduction of the amazing Bouncee Coolers – the first-ever light-weight collapsible cooler made, designed and supported right here in Australia. Designed to revolutionise the way we keep food and beverages cold when on the go, Bouncee Coolers are …
Read More »Yamashita Egi-Oh Live Squid Jig
Catching squid is super easy with the Yamashita Egi-Oh Live range. Yamashita developed the unique Egi-Oh Q Live squid jig featuring a patented thermo-storage cloth called a ‘warm jacket’. The cloth reacts to light – any form, sunlight or artifical light – and will maintain its temperature for longer than traditional cloths. With the capacity to hold heat similar to …
Read More »Red Belly Spin Rod
Full Fuji components, Toray carbon blank and excellent value for money. red Stepping up from the Copperhead to the Red Belly Spin series, you have the option of one or two-piece models in an expanded range of weights to cover the bulk of light sportfishing applications in fresh and saltwater. Quality components, slick aesthetics and engineered actions combine with the …
Read More »Topnotch Whitsundays fishing trips
The Whitsundays are synonymous with great fishing, famous beaches and sunshine, and while Mother Nature takes care of the latter two, the dynamic team at Topnotch Fishing Charters are the experts on fishing in the Whitsundays. Fishing isn’t a hobby here, it’s a way of life, and the Topnotch team deliver a fishing trip like no other. In the Whitsundays, …
Read More »Sunshine Coast – weekly fishing report
With school holidays in full swing, Sunshine Coast waterways are bustling with activity, with plenty of good catches reported. The upcoming week looks to be very hot, with this weekend shaping up to be a scorcher. For offshore enthusiasts, early next week offers the best conditions. OFFSHORE Spotted and spanish mackerel have been reported from the Blinker to Sunshine Beach. …
Read More »Bundaberg – weekly fishing report
Inshore fishing This time of year we generally see a lot of bait fish all along our coast. This results in some outstanding pelagic fishing with long tail tuna, mac tuna, queenfish, trevally, school mackerel, spanish mackerel and even grey mackerel all being caught. These fish are all very bait orientated so finding the bait is key! Fishing the pressure …
Read More »Confusion about SIPS
While the majority of people do the right thing, Fisheries Queensland have recently come across a few who were confused about the Stock Impoundment Permit process (SIPS). There are 63 dams and weirs in Queensland that require a SIP to fish with a line The impoundments are stocked with native fish specifically for recreational fishing The fees go towards …
Read More »Drone fishing is taking off and delivering
Initially, the thought of using drones to drop long distance bait seemed a strange combination of slightly whacky and somewhat genius – yes, that’s what we thought too. We’d heard of underwater remote-controlled drones deploying long lines for snapper in New Zealand and kites suspending trolled bait on a spread for sailfish, so why not take advantage of new age …
Read More »Halco Madeye Flutter Shrimp
The Flutter Shrimp soft plastic bait by Halco Madeye is another highly durable lure created with rubber stretch technology. Designed to out-fish and out-last other soft plastics on the market, the 2.5” Flutter Shrimp has a small profile, proving to be dynamite on tentative fish and smash bream. The thin lightweight and durable tail gives the ultimate underwater action when …
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