Coffs Harbour has an abundance of snapper on most of the reefs and rubble grounds from inshore to offshore – it’s just a matter of knowing how to catch them! Sponsored angler Zac Panaretos doesn’t seem to have too much trouble in that department, so we invited him onto the show to share a few tips for ALF listeners.
Squid are a great target at Phillip Island at any time of year, but today’s guest, Nev Hayes, reckons the winter months are when the really big squid come out to play. To qualify this statement, he caught a 50cm hood length squid just a week before this interview!
My Slow Pitch Jigging technique is something I’ve been working on lately – I’m on a steep curve. Not Mick Hassett though, he’s a machine with the SPJ and in today’s interview he shares a ton of pro tips.
Peter Le Blang is a kingfish specialist who has fished Pittwater for over 50 years and for many years was a sportfishing guide on these waters. He continues to help anglers experience all that Pittwater and its kingfish have to offer through his writings for Fishing Monthly and through interviews and commentary on “The Big Fish” and 2CCC radio.
Botany Bay is an incredibly productive system and in the winter months the crowds thin out and the fishing goes off! Gary Brown has written numerous books and articles on fishing Botany Bay and in today’s ALF episode he shares his favourite winter fishing spots.
Damon Olsen has spent over 20 years exploring every corner of every reef between Fraser Island and the tip Of Cape York. In today’s episode he walks us through the five destinations he’d really like to go back and fish all over again!
Lake Macquarie is a great spot to chase some quality dusky flathead on lures and Richard Smith is well qualified to help ALF listeners find, target and land some great flathead.
The Parramatta River might disect Australia’s largest city, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t tons of great bream fishing opportunities – even right through the winter months. In this interview John shares some awesome tips for finding and catching one of Australia’s more challenging species!
Pound for pound, sooty grunter are as tough a freshwater sportfish as you’ll find anywhere. Aggressive lure takers and hard fighters in often skinny water, sooties are accessible to just about anyone fishing Far North Queensland, whethere from boat, kayak or bank.
Winter fishing around Canberra might be a chilly affair, but the locals know it’s when some of the best fishing and the biggest cod, yellowbelly and redfin are caught!
