The Art Of Luring Bream
Tim “The Bream” Morgan is highly respected for his achievements on the tournament bream circuit, so when he gets chatting to fellow bream gun Andrew Death, you’d better believe that the pro tips will start flowing!
Tim “The Bream” Morgan is highly respected for his achievements on the tournament bream circuit, so when he gets chatting to fellow bream gun Andrew Death, you’d better believe that the pro tips will start flowing!
Deep drop slow pitch jigging is one of those areas where anglers are always pushing the limits of their gear and the available techniques. Jim Potts is at the forefront of the deep slow pitch revolution and shares his learnings as he modifies and develops tackle to meet his specific fishing needs.
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.
There are millions of ways of rigging, modifying, upgrading, or otherwise improving soft plastic lures for specific fishing applications. In today’s episode I share a few of my favourites.
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!
Grayson Fong is a long-time, keen tournament angler who has competed as a boater, non-boater and kayaker over the years. In today’s episode he shares tons of great tips for anyone wanting to catch more bream.
Glen Casey is a Stalwart of the Australian tackle trade, co-owner of Bassman spinnerbaits, and as you might expect, a deft hand at catching fish on spinnerbaits.