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Exclusive Bar Crusher colours

Crusher

Bar Crusher introduced a new range of premium hull colours across its line-up. Inspired by automotive brands, and the result of a collaboration with its long-time paint supplier, the new colour range complements the recent update of Bar Crusher hull graphics to set these fishing weapons even further ahead of the pack. The exclusive colour range includes Stealth Grey, Venom …

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Shimano 24 Ocea Jigger LD

Ocea Jigger

Shimano 24 Ocea Jigger LD 2500 is a game-changer in precision jigging. This lever drag reel redefines norms, with its 30 percent lighter rotational torque and innovative double-drag structure maximising control during intense fights. Boasting a 20kg drag force and compact yet powerful design, it surpasses even larger reels. Customisable with interchangeable drag cams, the Ocea Jigger LD ensures an …

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Bundaberg – weekly fishing report

fishing

Inshore Fishing Inshore has been fishing red hot!! We have been getting plenty of good reports of big grunter being caught on most of the inshore reefs along the coast. Fishing 20g soft vibes in brighter colours such as pink and 5inch jerk shads hopped slowly over reef and rubble bottom has worked a treat. This time of year you should …

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Tin Can Bay turns it on

on

G’day crew, as always, I hope you’re keeping well and warm. At the time of writing, it was a chilly day, so the Uggies were well and truly on. The past couple of weeks have felt like it’s winter, particularly in the evening and first thing in the morning, though during the day was warm and sunny. Let’s hope the …

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Okuma Ceymar Baitcast Combos

Okuma

The Okuma Ceymar name has a reputation built around quality, performance and value for money and that reputation continues with the new Ceymar baitcast combos. Built around the popular Ceymar 100-HA baitcast reel, with its corrosion resistant graphite body, A6061-T6 machined aluminium anodised spool, multi-disc composite drag, 5BB + 1RB bearing drive system and externally adjustable magnetic cast control system, …

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TT Split Foam Tackle Trays

trays

The range of quality tackle storage from TT Fishing continues to expand with the release of the new Split Foam Tackle Trays. Strong locking lure trays with high density slitted foam inserts. Constructed from UV stabilised impact-resistant materials, with secure locking tabs to prevent accidental spills, the included high density foam inserts feature deep slits designed to securely hold hooks, …

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Guide to catching red emperor

red emperor

Well, it’s been a bit of a wait but we are finally getting some of the very nice weather patterns that winter is known for. Unfortunately, between work and family commitments, I haven’t had the opportunity to head wide for a proper offshore mission, but the boat is set up and ready for when the chance does pop its head …

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Tailor time on beaches

tailor

A cold westerly wind, chilly mornings and evenings and long rods lined up along the beach signal my favourite time of year. It’s peak beach-fishing time in Queensland off the open surf beaches from Tweed Heads to K’gari. For beginners to experienced anglers, tailor are a popular species for a multitude of reasons. Including that they are can be found …

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Tips for winter plastics fishing

With cooler weather comes an influx of bait into many of our river and estuary systems, bringing with it a winter run of species, such as big bream and tailor, as well as attracting larger models of some species into the shallows, including snapper and flathead. The cooler months are a favourite time of mine for flicking soft plastics, so …

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Lizard and bream techniques

flathead

Hi crew, it’s been a while since I wrote an article, simply because the weather had been too poor for me to get out. flathead So lining work up with the weather windows and when the clients could go has meant I’ve done minimal charters over the past 3-4 months. Hence, I haven’t had a lot to write about. Luckily, …

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