Industry Talk – 9th February 2017Chris CotterillThe stage was set for the Social Fishing team to film our much-anticipated small creeks and streams Murray Cod on Surface Tutorial
The 102 from Nowhere!
2016 Fish Kill – Find out the reason behind the devastating fish kill
Rhys Creed
Picture above credit: Andy WiseThe end of 2016 saw one of the worst Blackwater events unfold in the Murray Darling Basin. Throughout winter, New South Wales and Victoria were
What are Environmental Flows?
Rhys Creed
Environmental Water (also known as E-Water or E-Flows) are releases of water from the large impoundments that flow down the rivers or is diverted to specific areas within
What is Blackwater?
Rhys Creed
Picture above credit: Iain Ellis – FisheriesBlackwater is water that picks up carbon in the form of plant matter (leaves, grass and bark), animal faeces and other organic matter
Brogo Bass Basics
Adam Smith
Nestled away in the Wadbilliga Nation Park is Brogo Dam. There is no better place in the country to talk about Australian Bass basics than here. With over
Looking After Your Rod & Reel
Social Fishing
In this tip Rhys shares with you a few simple things that you can do at the end of a fishing trip to look after your gear. They
Top Trout Tip when Walking the Bank
Social Fishing
Chris Cotterill shares a little tip to take on board before you approach your location when targeting Trout. It’s simple but yet will help you catch more fish.
Tip for Finding Feeding Golden Perch
Social Fishing
In this short tip Rhys shares with you the best way to find hungry and feeding Golden Perch in dams. Follow this and you’ll know exactly which banks
The Fury strikes again! Producing this MONSTER 120cm Murray Cod on the cast!
Rhys Creed
Over winter and the past couple of weeks we have spent a huge number of hours on the water searching for big fish. During the middle of winter
Murray Cod on Surface: How to catch cod off the top!
Rhys Creed
Over the past few years, surface fishing for Murray Cod has taken off! It is now the go to technique; not because you catch more fish, but because