Mastering Stealth: Techniques for Fishing in Pressured Waters
In today’s episode we’re exploring the five top tips for catching fish in waterways that cop a lot of fishing pressure.
In today’s episode we’re exploring the five top tips for catching fish in waterways that cop a lot of fishing pressure.
There’s a simple way to quickly and reliably identify where the fish will be congregated to feed…. and that’s the topic of todays ALF podcast episode.
Does the rule “where there’s no run there’s no fun” hold true? Greg explores the importance of water movement in all water bodies when it comes to aggregating bait and attracting sports fish.
Topwater Film Invitational: Today we talk to SCF content creator Bonnie Cheung and get a creative’s perspective on fishing video content.
SCF Topwater Film Invitational competitor Kristin Goodchild comes onboard to give us a glimpse behind the scenes of the 2023 event.
Tournament anglers approach their fishing a little differently than most social anglers. So what can we learn that might help us maximise our enjoyment and results when we’re not fishing competitively?
There are lots of places in fishing you can save a buck, but polarised sunglasses are not one of them. Anglers are exposed more than most to harsh glare and UV, both of which can cause painful, debilitating and permanent eye damage. So, it’s hard to understate the importance of quality eyewear. Here’s what you should know.
Andy Moore was the fisheries scientist at the centre of the National Recreational Fishing Survey, so today we’re spending some time unpacking the results of the survey and what they mean for Australia’s fishing future.
There are some things about flathead that make them very different to other fish species. Body shape, binocular vision and a few other things that anglers should understand!
I’ve learned a lot of things from the hundreds of conversations I’ve had with literally hundreds of Australia’s best lure fishers. This episode is about five of them!
Greg Vinall shares some thoughts on the lures you should definitely take with you for estuary fisnhing in the winter months.
500 Episodes of the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast is a great opportunity to reflect and refocus.
In fishing, “X” rarely marks the spot, yet that’s the #1 Mistake most anglers make. In this episode I spend some time exploring why we make this simple mistake and what we should be doing instead.
Wind is the anglers friend. So in this audio masterclass Greg shares some tips for using it to full advantage.
Looking for ways to explore new fishing spots? Greg Vinall shares some tips for desktop fishing spot searches.
If you’re going to take a feed of fish for the table, that’s fine. But do yourself a favour and experience just how good fish can taste!
Greg Vinall shares five tips to try when you’re having a tough day on an estuary, whether you’re in northern or southern Australia.
Do scents and attractants actually work? And if so, how, when and where? In this episode I explore the very conflicting information regarding the use of attractants on lures.
Fishing can be a lot tougher when there are lots more boats on the water…. so here’s my guide to surviving the holiday season!
Greg Vinall explains why as anglers if we want big fish and healthy fish stocks into the future we need to let the big ones go unharmed.
The humble hook, that little piece of wire that hangs from your lure is the vital connection between you and your catch. In this episode Greg goes through hook design and features and explains the pro’s and con’s of the various options.
Figuring out the conditions that can lead to a hot bite for your favourite species in your own back yard is all about good, consistent record keeping and knowing how to analyse data. In this episode I go through some of the basics!
Do solunar charts and apps really work? Can we use the sun, moon and tides to predict when the fishing will be hot…… or maybe even shut down? Greg explores the theories and evidence in this episode!
It’s true, fish DO sleep. So in this episode of ALF I spend some time pondering whether those days when the fish are “shut down” might really just be a case of sleepiness on the part of the fish.
Fish have more highly developed senses of smell and taste – and they use them more effectively than humans. Find out what we know as it applies to lure fishing!
As visual creatures, it’s natural for humans to assume that fish are also visual creatures. But actually, fish can find the smallest of lures in the darkest of conditions…… without needing to see a thing!
UV Painted Lures? The gold standard in fish attracting technology, or just a gimmick? Greg “Doc Lures” Vinall looks past the marketing and picks apart some science to get at the facts.
From tournament pros to guides and journalists, many of our top anglers have some secret hacks, tips and tricks for getting more from hard bodies lures. In this episode I discuss a few of them!
Every now and then I take the opportunity to download some random fishing thoughts. This is one of those occasions! In a rare lul between commitments I took some time to think about fish intelligence and why we shouldn’t learn to “Think Like A Fish”.
Lure colours appear different under water than at the surface. Greg Vinall explains why fish see colours differently than we might think.
What colours can fish see? What colours can’t they see? And how can we ever know until we find a talking fish? Find out in this podcast!
Most lures these days contain rattles intended to increase their ability to attract fish. But do they really work? Sound is one of the most overlooked and misunderstood factors affecting the way that fish perceive your lures.