Journal
- Best Rigs for Fishing a Winter Layby on a Large RiverWhen the temperature drops and the river settles into its slower winter rhythm, the fish change their habits and so should your rigs. A winter layby, the quiet…
- Fishing a Float-Fished Worm for Roach in a Flooded MeadowA flooded meadow can look unpromising at first: shallow brown water, drowned grass and very little visible flow. For roach, however, it may provide cover, food…
- How to use a method feeder with a soft pellet for clear waterClear water is a quiet judge of any angler's setup, and a method feeder fished with a soft pellet is one of the most reliable ways to tempt pressured carp,…
- Small spinner baits for perch in tree-lined pits down underPerch drive you crackers when they're on the chew and vanish the second your tactics go stale. In tree-lined pits, a small spinner bait often produces bites…
- Tackling an Overgrown Canal for Tench in the Early SeasonTench are not a fish most Australian anglers chase daily, but pockets of stocked populations exist in the slow, weedy waterways of Victoria and Tasmania, and…
- Setting Up A Single Hook PVA Bag For Barbel In Stony RunsA single-hook PVA bag is a compact way to present a strong barbel hookbait beside a small parcel of attraction. It suits fast, gravelly rivers where loose feed…
- Are online slots legit? A practical guide for Australian playersOnline slots are a genuine form of digital gambling when they are supplied by a properly authorised operator and played under clear rules. However, the…
- How to fish silt channels on a lowland river for breamBream often use the softer, quieter parts of a lowland river, especially where a shallow flat drops into a silty channel. These areas can look featureless, yet…
- Best Pole Rigs For Fishing Crisp Maggots On A Cold DayCold weather changes the way coarse fish feed. Carp, roach, perch and tench often move less, settle close to the bottom and reject anything that feels heavy or…
- Helicopter Rig with a Pop-Up for Weedy Lake BedsWeed-choked lake beds are a regular headache for Aussie coarse anglers, especially across the warmer impoundments where cabbage weed and coontail choke the…