Episode 569: Lake Macquarie On Lures With Dan Guilfoyle. Part 1: Summer.

Episode 569: Lake Macquarie On Lures With Dan Guilfoyle. Part 1: Summer.

Lake Macquarie might cop a lot of fishing pressure over the summer months, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some great opportunities on offer for those in the know about how, when and where to fish! Dan Guilfoyle shares a lifetime of local knowledge for those keen to hit the water in the coming months.

Episode 565: Jamie Mckeown and Andrew Death On All Things Bream Fishing

Episode 565: Jamie Mckeown and Andrew Death On All Things Bream Fishing

If you love your bream fishing then this is a must-listen! Deathy and Jamie Mckeown chat for an hour about strategies, tips and techniques that have brought Jamie massive success on the tournament bream scene. But it really doesn’t matter whether you’re a tournament fisher or just target bream for yourself, this is an incredibly informative and helpful interview.

Episode 555: Mallacoota Bream With Nikki Bryant

Episode 555: Mallacoota Bream With Nikki Bryant

Mallacoota is a location endowed with exquisite and near-pristine natural environments – but most of all with tons of estuary fishing options that include massive flathead and bream. Nikki has fished the area for years and is well known for her competitiveness in tournaments and her commitment to helping others get into lure fishing.

Episode 538: Forster Bream With Andrew Death And Russell Babekuhl

Episode 538: Forster Bream With Andrew Death And Russell Babekuhl

What could be better than listening to not just one, but two kayak tournament champs sharing tips and tricks for catching bream? That summarises today’s episode of the ALF podcast where Andrew Death questions Russell Babekuhl about his strategies for catching tons of quality bream from the Forster area – particularly through the July-September period.

Episode 535: Onkaparinga River Bream With Joshua Davey

Episode 535: Onkaparinga River Bream With Joshua Davey

The Onkaparinga River system is somewhat unique and the bream it supports behave quite differently than black bream on the East Coast. Fisheries scientist Joshua Davey grew up fishing this system and continues to do so today. He’s the perfect candidate to talk us through what we need to know about fishing this cool little system!