Freshwater Fishing Australia Magazine Mar-Apri 165 Edición anterior

In this issue, #165 of Freshwater Fishing Australia magazine, Andy McGovern outlines some timely tips on how to lure fish smarter, rather than harder, when targeting cod, golden perch and trout. Dave Magner takes look at a much misunderstood and often underrated native species through the eyes of a fly fisher. The South Alligator River is one of the NTs most famous rivers that produces amazing fishing during the run-off according to Chris Errity who takes us for a run on this iconic river. Trevor Hawkins discusses the origins of Australian flies and considers why there is little experimental and ‘novelty’ fly tying in this country compared to our booming handcrafted lure industry. Toby Grundy outlines the tactics he uses for targeting cod on the ledges with the one lure that always seems to give anglers an edge over the fish no matter the conditions. Robert Veld thinks outside the square and discovers a freshwater bait that’s not only easy to find but is incredibly productive on an array of species. Ben O’Brien visits the Murrumbidgee River to chase a dream, revealing some valuable tips along the way. Trevor Hawkins discusses some remote and not so remote stream fishing options available in the Snowy Mountains for those that wish to venture beyond the big lakes. Trevor Hawkins tries to unravel the importance of mayflies for Australian stream trout. Bryn Mathew explains how simple and effective hacks will make your swimbaits more versatile and lead to more strikes in more situations. Trevor Hawkins has a fireside chat with Philip ‘Pip’ Clement, an angler with immense fishing knowledge, humility and a keen eye for building wonderful hooked creations with fur and feathers. Everyone’s pitching in to ensure Macquarie perch make a comeback in Victoria and beyond, as Marc Ainsworth from the Victorian Fisheries Authority explains.