Western Angler Magazine Apr-May2020 Edizione posteriore

Western Angler's Apr-May edition is full of great fishing reading from around WA.
Autumn has arrived and brought with it the salmon run, which is now in full swing.
The focus in this edition is on salmon, with plenty of great info and tips to help readers make the most of this awesome run of sportfish as they move through the South-West in big schools.
Andrew Jarvis offers his thoughts on catching salmon from a boat and how to find them. Curtis Waterman explains why putting more thought into your salmon fishing can be a great way to unlock the mystery of these often unpredictable fish.
There’s also some great columns on salmon, with the Editorial revealing some amazing figures about the financial value of the recreational salmon fishery.
Paul Tuckwell recounts some great kayak action for salmon, with Jamie Chester pondering the best way to manage this popular species.
Robert Goodlich reveals how good the offshore fishing around Bunbury is.
The Travelling Angler hits South America to experience incredible trout fishing at a place like nowhere else on earth, while Darryl Hitchen puts Mark LeCras’ new Fury boat through its paces.
There's also a number of other great columns.
Peter Anderton explains why pre-made rigs are good value, Mark Smith looks at shore fishing Rottnest Island and Tim Farnell explores Cervantes with his kids, plus much more.
All subscribers go into the draw to win a fantastic MAKO EYEWEAR pack.
Established in 1985, Western Angler is the benchmark for regional fishing magazines in Australia.