Podcasts about mulloway

First cast, tips on fishing the "fresh" with Alex Bellissimo, Sydney land based guru. Stinker is back with the tale of the escapee mud crab and a whole lot more. 

Kendl Cramer and her all-female crew are back from the Barra Nationals in the NT with everyone on board catching fish.Along with dodging Crocs, logs and Sharks Kendl also achieved the lifelong goal of a legal Jewfish, even though it was a Black Jewfish from up North, it still counts.

Send us a textEpisode 130: Brad Towler, Fleurieu ChartersThis week we are joined by Brad Towler who has recently taken over Fleurieu Charters, while continuing to also run Towler Marine, which we discussed in detail when we previously spoke to Brad in episode 52. Running a pair of Clayton Gallant boats, Brad and his team have quickly found success on the Tuna and reef fish around the Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island. Brad talks to us about the transition into running the business, some memorable early catches and the plans for the future, which includes a winter spent fishing for barrel tuna out from Port Mac, while the other boat targets winter Whiting closer to home. We also cover all of the news in SA fishing, including:A seasonal closure at Aroona dam.New boat ramp cameras at Wirrina.‘Stay Afloat' Lifejacket clinics from Marine Safety are running across the state.Another illegal Abalone haul from the West Coast. RIP to Mark Mills who recently passed away after contributing so much to SA fishing.A new species of aquaculture fish aiming to boost local seafood production. We also have updates on all of the upcoming Tuna competitionsDizzy's pumped to be heading to Port Lincoln for the Tuna comp over the March long weekend, fishing with Tony Lukin aboard ‘Mila Lu'The Wirrina Tuna Comp has again been rescheduled due to weather, with March 22/23 the new dateThe inaugural South Coast Tuna comp is being hosted by the Encounter Bay Footy Club this weekend. Plus, we have all the latest fishing reports including our own session on the squid off the Fleurieu peninsula, cleaning up on the Shimano Sephia jigs (our tackle item of the week) and a big Mulloway caught off the Port Elliot Jetty!

Send us a textEpisode 124: Tom Hams from Port Hughes Fishing ChartersThis week we are joined by Tom who has recently taken over Port Hughes Fishing Charters. After changing careers from shearing to commercial fishing, Tom has now found his dream job taking over a successful charter business in a well renowned fishing region. Tom talks us through his fishing background and journey to taking over the business, what customers can expect on a day out and shares some of the coolest things he has seen on the water.As always, we have all the latest fishing news including:Investigation into a mass die off of a number of important aquaculture species at SARDI's West Beach Facility.New members added to the RecFish SA board.An update on dredging to get the Cape Jaffa Marina back up and runningNew rules around protection of Sharks and Rays. A Victorian town is putting its hand up to be the home of the Vic Fisheries Carp Herpes trial program after carp ruined its yachting event.Plus, we have all the states fishing reports including Rohdeys hunt for a Mulloway, a boating mission of West Beach with the kids, summer species turning up in time for Christmas and a chat about when the tuna will arrive locally. We also discuss an old favourite, the paravane, as our tackle item of the week and announce Trevor Dean as our winner of the November photo competition thanks to Shimano.

Send us a textEpisode 121: Ben GibbsThis week we are joined by Ben Gibbs, Tournament Director at Bream Master SA and all around gun Fisho. Ben loves fishing from his tinny in The Coorong and targeting Mulloway off the beach at Salt Creek, but his real passion is for fishing from his kayak. He shares with us all of his kayak fishing exploits, both here and interstate, including the lead up to the 2024 Hobie Fishing Australian Championships that he is competing in. We also have all the latest news in SA fishing:PIRSA have cracked down on the illegal taking of crabs in the lead up to Summer.Upcoming RecFish Clinics for women and kids.Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp canceled.An obscure looking item washes up at Port Elliott.Crayfish (Northern zone) and Cockle seasons are opening up.Plus we have a wrap up of the boat show, discuss the new and improved, smaller fish de hooker from The Fishing Guru as our tackle item of the week and as always have the latest fishing reports.

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast, Guesty and the Ferret chat about catching Mulloway on Live-Baits! 

Send us a textEpisode 120: Dylan PieriasThis week we are joined by Adelaide United's number one fisherman and recent recruit Dylan Pierias. Dylan grew up in Victoria, before moving to NSW to continue his soccer career, where his love for fishing, particularly land based, really kicked off. He has recently moved to SA and has loved getting into the land based fishing over here and has already nailed some great catches including breaking the illusive metre Mulloway. He tells us all about his fishing journey and how he thinks SA fishing compares to the other states.We have a huge news segment this week, including:The lobster export ban to China is set to be lifted after 4 years. The Cape Jaffa Marina is officially closed after sand build up has blocked the entrance.Outrage over the netting of Kingfish continues.A wrap up of the end of the Bream Master competitions for 2024.A brief closure of the West Beach boat ramp this weekend.Fishos are pushing their case for for fishing to open at Hope Valley Reservoir.Port Lincoln Tackle World currently have a pop up store at Port Augusta but are looking to make this permanent!Plus, we review Rohdey's weekend camping and fishing on the Murray and discuss the upcoming Boat Show where The Fishing Guru will have some podcast merch and is also selling his own locally made Jetty Rod Holder which is our tackle item of the week.We also have all the fishing reports, including carp in the Murray, local squid, a rare Thresher shark off the Fleurieu, plenty of Nannygai across the state and an update on the Barrel tuna and upper Spencer Gulf Kingfish season.

Send us a textEpisode 118: Dom ThornelyThis week we are joined by Dom Thornely, the Content & Brand Marketing Manager at Shimano. A former professional cricketer who had a keen interest in fishing during his playing days, before moving into the marketing world, Dom is now kept very busy promoting all things Shimano Fishing. He tells us about what his job entails, wraps up the recent AFTA event and new products Shimano has launched as well as shares some of his own fishing stories, including dishing plenty of dirt on his good mate Brett Lee. We also have plenty of SA fishing news including:A wrap up of the key priorities identified at RecFish SA's Forums across the state. Gone Fishing Day is coming up on October 13. New rules around how you can mark recreationally caught Crayfish. Some data around seals and Mulloway in the Coorong and why RecFish SA are pushing for an increased size limit to protect the species. Plus we announce winners to our Winter Photo Comp: Jack Schiller, Shane Lock, Luke Chamings and Mark Wenman. As always we have all the fishing reports from right across the state and feature the Shimano Sienna 1000 as our tackle item of the week, an affordable, lightweight reel that we have both been testing out with our young kids!

Episode 115: Asher Dezsery, RecFish SAThis week we are joined by RecFish SA's Executive Officer Asher Dezsery for an update on all things going on in recreational fishing in South Australia. There are plenty of big issues to discuss including:$200k of funding for kids and womens fishing programs with RecFish SA looking to employ project support staff to help run these programs.Cod Pods are up and running in Myponga and Happy Valley Reservoirs.A wrap up of the Fishos Forums that have been held across the state recently.An update on the Snapper buyback program.A push for Mulloway size limits to be increased in the Coorong to protect the species across the state. Plus we have plenty of other news including:80 more Murray river Crayfish restocked into a secret location.Australian Marine Wildlife Rescue & Research  Organisation are on the lookout for an entangled Fur Seal in the Coffin Bay Region.Coorong Black Bream and Murray Cod fishing is now closed.Plus we review our disappointing fishing efforts at North Haven over the weekend and discuss the ‘Drone Insurance' that we nearly needed to use as our tackle item of the week. Plus we have all the states fishing reports including winter Whiting, Salmon fishing across the state, an update on the barrels and a Rainbow Trout caught from Happy Valley Reservoir.Finally a big congratulations to Jai Baxter who was announced as our winner of the July photo competition thanks to Shimano, for his ripper PB Murray Cod - a huge effort for a 10 year old!

Today's yarn is all about finding the elusive Jewfish (Mulloway) and targeting them on the spear. For this one we called in passionate Spearo, Bowhunter and Outdoorsman Brodie Thorn. Brodie has spent his life surfing and spearfishing the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW. He shares plenty of his tips, tricks and successful hunting techniques that have seen him land some incredible sized Jewfish. Here at the show we have a fascination with Jewfish and we love to watch these amazing creatures in their element at any opportunity. We will take any opportunity to learn from those that have cracked the code in finding these iconic fish. Brodie is a super chilled out ocean lover and it was a pleasure sitting down with him to record this episode. This is his story. Like this episode? Do us a solid: Leave us a review. Share the podcast with your mates. Post it to your Insta story or subscribe to the podcast (It really frikin helps). Know a mad Spearo, Hunter or Adventure Addict who has a story to tell?Want specific info on a particular topic? DM us on our Instagram account @stalkoutdoors.podcast and we will try and make it happen.

Dive into the essentials of land-based Mulloway fishing in Botany Bay with expert angler Tom Munro in this episode of the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast. Tom shares why Botany Bay is a top spot for targeting Mulloway, especially during the quieter winter months. He details his preferred gear and lures, such as the Squidgy Biotuff Fish, ZMan Slim Swimz, and Zerek Fish Trap, and explains how water clarity, tides, and weather influence fishing success. Learn Tom's effective casting techniques and location scouting tips to improve your catch rates. Whether you're new to fishing or an experienced angler, this episode is packed with practical advice to enhance your land-based fishing skills in one of Sydney's most popular fishing destinations. Tune in for a masterclass in targeting the elusive Mulloway and refine your approach to land-based fishing! ______________ Keen for more info? This is an ALF "PLUS" interview, so listeners who support the ALF Podcast by becoming members receive access to the extended version of the podcast. Find out the specifics of which conditions fish best and how to choose landbased fishing spots in Botany Bay based on conditions. Members also get access to audio masterclasses, online resources, livestreams and my upcoming soft plastic lure bootcamp. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com/ ______________   Check out our archive of interviews about fishing for mulloway. Full archive of interviews about Botany Bay Fishing Spots Sharpen your skills with soft plastic lures by joining my Soft Plastic Lures Bootcamp Check out the rod I'd use for land-based Botany Bay Mulloway: The Jabbers Deft Flicker Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/land-based-fishing-botany-bay/  

Ann is kayaking on the Swan River in Perth with her friend Miles Parsons – they drop the hydrophone to listen to the animals under the water.

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast, Guesty and The Ferret are joined by Wayne Gordan the night before they head out and fish the inshore reefs of NSW for Snapper, Trag, Mulloway and Kingfish. 

Episode 109: Rick Kozoolin, Team Hardore Fishing SAThis week we are joined by Rick Kozoolin, the man behind Team Hardcore Fishing, a group of mates who fish hard for big fish across the state and document their adventures on Instagram. Rick has caught heaps of impressive fish, 160cm + Kingfish, 140cm + Mulloway and heaps of big Samson Fish. We hear all about his fishing, from surf fishing the west coast, jigging around Greenly Island and his next pursuit of big Murray Cod. Rick attended the first of the RecFish SA Fishing Forums so is also able to give us a good run down of the night from an independent perspective. We also have all the big news items, including: A lucky angler finally catches the Northern Territory's Million Dollar Barramundi.The RecFish SA Forums continue across the state.Some interesting sightings across the state: A Blanket Octopus at Port Wakefield and Sun Fish washed up at Victor HarborWe also have all the fishing reports from around the state, including our own fishing on Yorkes last weekend, an update on barrels and the annual fishing Comp at Port Macdonnell, a 165kg Tuna caught at Portland and some deep dropping off the shelf off Port Lincoln. Our tackle item of the week is a small mesh net from Shimano which we used to land heaps of squid recently!

Episode 107: Tom TyczenkoThis week we are joined by a young SA angler who is making big waves all across the states rec fishing scene. Tom works at Sportfishing Scene, where he is super knowledgeable across a range of species, particularly Mulloway which is his favorite fish to target. Tom has recently joined the board of RecFish SA and is keen to contribute to the great work they have been doing over recent years. He is also studying Marine Biology and is looking to work full time in the sector in the years to come! With all this experience across a range of sectors, he is a great man to interview and someone who can teach us all a thing or two!We also have all the latest news in SA fishing, including:The potential for the Tumby Bay Jetty to re open.Murray Cod habitat and potential surveillance of breeding is in the pipeline.A look at where our money is being spent on boatramps across the state.More opportunities across the state to exchange opera house yabby nets for the more environmentally friendly pyramid style nets.Plus, all the fishing reports including barrel tuna at Port MacDonnell, school tuna on Yorkes and our own easter fishing at Robe and Yorke Peninsula. Our tackle item of the week is the Shimano Game Type J Rod which we have in both a spin and overhead model and loved using it in the Port Lincoln Tuna Classic recently!

Interview with Emma & Marcus Lincoln-Smith Todays interview is with Emma & Marcus Lincoln-Smith, father and daughter spearfishing duo and founder of ocean themed apparel company Ocean Ranger from Sydney! Growing up on and around the ocean has inspired a way of life many dream of! Marcus, being a marine biologist with several published papers, has a unique and fascinating insight into the underwater world and how spearfishing interacts with it. His love for the ocean clearly shines through in Emma, an Olympic Skeleton Bobsleigh champion that froths just as hard on spearing! Together they team up to go hunt fish and have collected some awesome stories from their times out in the water. Learn why Mulloway are their favourite fish to hunt, how to target Kingies in Sydney and where to shoot Dolphin Fish/Mahi Mahi/Dorado! Also, hear about the time they had a run in with a huge Great White! Loads of great stories and info in this one, we hope you enjoy! Important times: 00:13 Intro 05:15 Welcome Emma and Marcus! 07:50 Marine biology 12:55 Marcus, how did you start spearfishing? 16:40 Emma, how did you start spearfishing? 19:55 Why do you hunt? 24:55 Ocean Rangers Apparel - Why do you love Mulloway? 29:20 Mulloway numbers, growth and life cycle 35:05 How should spearos treat bag and size limits? 37:15 Wise words about shot placement 40:50 The pain of letting the fish swim away 42:20 Marcus, tell us about some of your research 48:15 How urchin barons work 53:25 How often do you get out to spear? 55:00 How to shoot Dolphin Fish/Mahi Mahi/Dorado 56:10 How to hunt Kingies in Sydney 58:45 How good a job are Fisheries Management doing? 01:03:55 Dive buddies and competition spearfishing 01:08:45 How did you get better at spearfishing? 01:10:05 Scary situations 01:14:00 Shark Shield 01:18:35 Funny stories 01:22:50 What's in your dive bag? 01:27:25 Spearo Q&A 01:31:05 Outro   Listen in and subscribe on iOS or Android Important Links Noob Spearo Partners and Discount Codes - Use the code NOOBSPEARO for a free hat of your choice from FuckTheTaxman.com . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout – Flat shipping rate, especially in AUS! – Use the code NOOB10 to save 10% off anything store-wide. Free Shipping on USA orders over $99 | Simple, Effective, Dependable Wooden Spearguns. Use the Code NOOB to save $30 on any speargun:) | 10% off for listeners with code: NOOBSPEARO | Get 10% off Sharkshield Technology | Freedom7 or Scuba7 enter the code NOOBSPEARO | ‘Spearo Dad' | ‘Jobfish Tribute' | 99 Spearo Recipes use the code SPEARO to get 20% off any course 28-day Freediving Transformation | Equalization Masterclass – Roadmap to Frenzel | The 5 minute Freediver | Break the 10 Meter Barrier – Use the code NOOBSPEARO to save . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing | Wickedly tough and well thought out gear! Check out the legendary

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast, Guesty and The Ferret chat all things about how to catch Mulloway on live baits. 

Bars, Gars and Stars on this episode of The Big Fish. 

Episode 90: Rob Cuming, Christies Beach Marine and former owner of Northbank Boats.This week we are joined by Rob Cuming, who has recently sold Northbank Boats, a company he has grown into one of Australia's leading fibreglass boat brands over the past 20 years. This has certainly been bitter sweet for Rob, he still loves the brand and the boats, and is continuing to work with new owner Andrew Harris. He will also continue to run Christies Beach Marine. We have a great chat with Rob about how the industry has changed and what is new, how the business has grown and a bit about his own fishing pursuits.We also discuss the big news in SA fishing including:An update on the proposed offshore wind farm in the South East.Beacon 19 boat ramp at Goolwa is re opened after redevelopment.Winners of the Australian Salmon Comp announced.Illegal haul of King George Whiting on YorkesOur tackle item of the week is Savage Tackle's ‘Burley Muncher' which we love the look of and need to get our hands onto! We also chat about how our September Squid Comp is going with some great prizes from Shimano, plus we have all the states fishing hotspots, including Barrel Tuna, Yorkes Whiting and Mulloway around the Murray Mouth. 

Episode 87: Alex Bui, ‘Alexs Fishin' Youtube ChannelThis week we are joined by Alex from ‘Alexs Fishin' Youtube channel. With over 15 thousand subscribers, Alex has cracked the code on producing great fishing videos both here in SA and more recently interstate. He shares heaps of great information including his PB metre Mulloway in the Onk on a swimbait, his work setting up new Anaconda stores all across Australia and some tips about how he has grown his YouTube channel to over 2.3 million views. As always we also have all the latest fishing news:·      Illegal Mulloway dumped at Port Wakefield·      Local Murray Cod handling rules have been revised·      Some concern over the Cape Jervis jetty·      Some research on the biodiversity in the Port River·      RecFish SA members can now access discounts at 13 tackle stores across SAThis week in our tackle segment we talk about the new range of Shimano gear that we can't wait to get our hands on after it has just been launched at the AFTA tackle show. Plus we have the latest fishing reports, our own oranges and lemons for the past fortnight and our plans for fishing the good weather this weekend!

In this episode we are off to the mighty Georges River in Sydney. This for me was a very interesting event. In the weeks leading up to the event, the river was fishing very very well. There was lots of large Bream and lots of Mulloway up to the 1m mark. When competition day arrived the river started to shut down a little.  First up we have repeat guest Tony Pettie who fished very well and regained the Batman title fro Simon. For anyone who fished this competiton and struggled this is a great interview. Tony fished basic patterns with good effect. He also won the Atomic Big Bream with a 1.4 kg beast. Tony is one of a few anglers who is making a charge on the AOY points table. In second place we have Jason Marshall who is relatively new to the Hobie Series and is also a repeat guest on The Bream Fishing Project. Jason is showing the way for anyone who would like to come and have a go at a kayak fishing event. Jason has won two Yakhunters bream rounds and has had one Ppodium finish and a top ten in Hobie rounds. Jason had a very interesting story which showed a lot of dedication and tenacity. Jason put all of his eggs in one basket and it paid real dividends. Tune in to hear his story. First place went to the one and only Russell Babekuhl. Russell has had an amazing run in his last 5 events and this is no exception. However, it wasn't Russell's easiest win. He didn't catch lots of fish and he also fished in a way tha is a little different from his usual strategy. I was surprised by a couple of things Russell spoke about.... but you will need to listen in to hear all about it!  

This Yarn is with the legend of Australian Spearfishing, Tim McDonald. We are super excited to sit down with Tim and chat hunting Snapper and Mulloway. Two species close to Tim's heart. We get an awesome insight into Tim's Journey to the top of Australian Spearfishing.Topics Covered:Spearfishing Down Under MagazineMulloway - Snapper characteristicsTerrainShot placementDealing with sharksOmega 3 deficienciesF#&K upsTim has so much experience in all things under water and it was impossible to  cover all the things we wanted to ask him in a single podcast.This is his story.Like this episode? Do us a solid: Leave us a review. Share the podcast with your mates. Post it to your Insta story or subscribe to the podcast (It really frikin helps). Know a mad Spearo, hunter or adventure addict who has a story to tell?Want specific info on a particular topic? DM us on our Instagram account @stalkoutdoors.podcast and we will try and make it happen.

Sea sickness led to Alex becoming one of the best land based anglers in Sydney

Sea sickness led to Alex becoming one of the best land based anglers in Sydney

"Straight over the side and into the sizzling pan", Hawkesbury Houseboat Angling adventure

"Straight over the side and into the sizzling pan", Hawkesbury Houseboat Angling adventure

Episode 75: Wil RichardsThis week we are joined by Will Richards, who won the Grand Champion prize at the Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp for the largest fish in a boat over 6m, with his boat weighing in at 16.95kg gutted. Will and his team ‘Team Unreel' travelled a long way out to Sanders Bank in the rough weather on the Saturday for only a few small fish, before fishing closer to home on the Sunday and landing the winning fish quite closer to the boat ramp! Will is a Kingston local, with lots of experience fishing for big Kingfish in the area and even hooked a barrel when the fish came through that area a few years ago. Wills family runs the local Ampol Roadhouse turned tackle shop and have scales to weigh in big Mulloway from the Coorong as well as all your  bait, tackle and local fishing advice. We are heading down that way next weekend and hoping to get out with Will for a fish if the weather plays the game!As always we also discuss all the big news in SA fishing including:·      A wrap up from another hugely successful Coast 2 Coast Tuna Comp last weekend·      Talk of a buyout of pro Snapper licenses in the gulf·      Active Club Funding now available for fishing clubs.·      Some concerning stats around flake being sold in local fish and chip shops·      The Murray River Flood Declaration officially lifted Plus we have a  full wrap of our  day out fishing with Want To Fish Charters in the Coast 2 Coast, while we didn't win, we did catch 30+ good size Tuna and had a ripper day out with Tyson! We also have all your fishing reports including discussing how to target the local metro Tuna + our tackle item of the week is a daisy chain from Troll So Hard lures which did the damage on heaps of tuna in the comp!

When Alaric discovers a Mulloway swimming in the river, he can't help but take it home. But when his mom finds out, she insists he release the fish back into the wild. Alaric tries his best to make the right decision, but soon realizes that sometimes there's just no winning when it comes to conservation.

Episode 65: Jack Jacobs, AuzzieFisha Youtube This week we are joined by gun Eyre Peninsula fisherman, Jack Jacobs. Jack is the partner of previous guest of the podcast, Charity Selleck (Episode 56), with the two sharing a friendly fishing rivalry, with both having caught their fair share of trophy fish! Jack has a huge following on Youtube, with his videos having over 3.7 million views. Its well worth subscribing to his channel to follow all his fishing adventures, including huge sharks and Mulloway off the beach, offshore jigging, diving adventures and big EP Salmon. We also discuss all of the big news in SA Fishing, including:·       SA Aquaculture industry worth $200 million for the last financial year.·      A ban on using interstate prawns as bait.·      A review of the effectiveness of tracking catches via an app. ·      An upcoming SARDI event in Renmark Plus we preview our big live podcasts on stage at the upcoming SA Boat and Fishing Show, discuss the latest fishing report and talk about squid fishing with a float in our tackle item of the week! 

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast, Guesty hits the road while Jono holds down the fort. After a successful first stint on Mulloway, Jono invites Julian back into the studio to chat about Kingfish research and data in NSW. Across the 60-minute episode, the boys chat about everything from tagging programs, diet, habitat and migration of these hard-fighting and popular recreational species.  If you love chasing Kingies, this one is a cracker. 

Interview with Kevin Glen Today's interview is with Kevin Glen former owner/operator of Mantis Spearfishing, a friend of Forrest Galante and the only guy to shoot a Marlin in California! An engineer and innovator in the spearfishing world with countless awesome stories of him and his mates out in the water! From shooting and losing a Sailfish in Durban to tracking down Yellow Tail and Sea Bass in the Channel Islands, he is a great source of information and knowledge in California. Hear some of his stories in the water, the journey of learning to spearfish and the stoke of doing it with great friends. Be sure to check out Mantis Spearfishing and grab their last stock!   Important times: 00:13 Intro 04:50 Welcome Kevin! Tell us about this Marlin! 10:10 You engineered a dive float? 13:50 You have an unusual spearfishing story with a bunch of famous friends! 15:55 Setting the record straight on the record Sea Bass with Forrest Galante! 18:55 What's the spearfishing community like there? 20:10 Wind and swell conditions for the Channel Islands 21:35 Urchin barons 22:05 Sheephead eat urchins 26:05 Mantis Spearfishing - tell us about it! The Roller Muzzle 30:10 What does your spearfishing look like these days? Good dive buddies? 33:30 White Sea Bass 34:50 Vermillion Rock Cod 35:45 Do you think your fisheries are well managed? MPA's, 30-30 and conservation 40:00 Big hearts, well intentioned but completely disconnected from the real world 42:55 What's your favourite species to hunt? Halibut, yellow tail and sea bass 44:55 How are you tracking yellow tail down? 46:15 Using bait fish 48:05 Half Moon bait fish 51:45 Memorable fish 54:10 Fighting the fish - how much tension is right? 56:25 Tough/scary situations 01:00:25 Reels vs floatlines 01:02:15 Jewfish, Mulloway or Kabeljou sounds 01:03:45 Designing gear 01:08:20 We need more people like you! 01:12:00 What's in your dive bag for the Channel Islands? 5mm wetsuit, weightbelt, knife, Scorpio Carbon Fibre fins in Pathos foot pockets, Mantis Spearguns 01:15:30 Spearo Q&A 01:22:00 Outro   Listen in and subscribe on iOS or Android   Important Links @       Noob Spearo Partners and Discount Codes . Use the code NOOBSPEARO save $20 on every purchase over $200 at checkout – Flat shipping rate, especially in AUS! – Use the code NOOB10 to save 10% off anything store-wide. Free Shipping on USA orders over $99 | Simple, Effective, Dependable Wooden Spearguns. Use the Code NOOB to save $30 on any speargun:) use the code SPEARO to get 20% off any course and the code NOOBSPEARO to get 40% off any and all courses! Use the code NOOBSPEARO to save $25 on the full Penetrator Spearfishing Fin Range . 28-day Freediving Transformation (CODE: NOOB28 for 15% off) | Equalization Masterclass – Roadmap to Frenzel | Free Courses | Freediving Safety Course | How to Take a 25-30% Bigger Breath! | The 5 minute Freediver | Break the 10 Meter Barrier – Use the code NOOBSPEARO to save $ | Wickedly tough and well thought out gear! Check out their | ‘Spearo Dad' | ‘Girls with Gills' | ‘Jobfish Tribute' | Fishing Trips () Subscribe to the best spearfishing magazine in the world. International subscription available! . Listen to 99 Tips to Get Better at Spearfishing

Lucky Mid North Coast fisho Peter Cording tuned in to The Big Fish and the cross with Col Trenaman from behind the tackle shop counter. Col shared his experience of catching Jew Fish during a big wet. Peter went out and put the tactics, tackle and techniques mentioned into action and a monster 28 kilo Mulloway was his reward!The moral to the story, if you want to catch BIG fish, listen to The Big Fish!

Lucky Mid North Coast fisho Peter Cording tuned in to The Big Fish and the cross with Col Trenaman from behind the tackle shop counter. Col shared his experience of catching Jew Fish during a big wet. Peter went out and put the tactics, tackle and techniques mentioned into action and a monster 28 kilo Mulloway was his reward! The moral to the story, if you want to catch BIG fish, listen to The Big Fish!

This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast Jono and Guesty are back in the studio to chat about those systems where you can catch a range of fresh and saltwater fish in the one river. The boys start the episode talking about what they got up to in the holidays and eventually get onto the tips, gear and techniques needed to cover a range of different species in the one's days fishing. All that and more on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast. 

Mulloway fishers are notoriously secretive around southern Australia, but fortunately Casey George has stepped up to lend a hand to Melbourne Mulloway enthusiasts. He's been consistent on the mulloway in the Patterson system for some years and has plenty of great advice for ALF listeners. ___________________________ There's more to this episode! In the ALF PLUS edition Casey shares a few extra tips and tricks just for Team Doc Lures members. Why not support the ALF podcast by becoming part of Team Doc Lures - plus you'll get the Plus episodes and members-only audio masterclasses. https://team.doclures.com ___________________________ Get the full show notes at https://doclures.com/paterson-mulloway-casey-george/

This week on the podcast Jono and Guesty are joined by Tre Carson again to chat about one of the most highly anticipated and asked for topics - how to catch mulloway off the beach on Live Bait. The boys break it down step by step and chat about everything from the rig, the conditions, the bait, the weather and the gear you will need to tangle with a mulloway on the beach. As always, the lads go down a rabbit hole of weird and wonderful stories, and chat about those learning experiences that taught them some valuable lessons. All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast.     

Episode 44 – Rod Cross, SquidEzyThis week we are joined by Rod Cross, a local man behind the SquidEzy tool, that makes it a lot quicker and easier to clean squid. Rod talks about his journey from having an idea, to building prototypes, to manufacturing and how he now stocks most of the big tackle shops all across Australia. He even featured his idea on ‘Shark Tank'. Rod also talks about his love of fishing and shares a few of his memorable fishing stories. We also discuss the second half of our Eyre Peninsula trip, including a good session on the Nannygai offshore from Sceales Bay. As always we have plenty of fishing news to fill you in on, including some Cuttlefish data out of Spencer Gulf, more pollution in the Port River, a wrap up of another hugely successful ‘Onka Stompa' and a bit of a look at a few great ideas going on interstate that we would love to see in SA one day.There is plenty of fishing to report on around the state; Whyalla Kingys, a Port River Thresher Shark, Mulloway in the South East and Squid on KI. Lastly we talk about a big competition we will be running on social media, with some great SA fishing brands and friends of the show contributing to a ripper prize pool. 

We all love Mulloway, but how much do you know about their migratory habits, spawning season, growth rates, current 'depleted' status or their residential nursery grounds? This week on the Reel Action Fishing Podcast Jono and Guesty are joined by Julian Hughes from the Department of Primary Industries (NSW Fisheries) to chat about all the underlying facts, figures and research that goes into these fantastic fish. With recent concern in the rec fishing community about the security of Mulloway Fish stocks, the lads wanted to dig a little deeper and find out what the situation really is, with an emphasis on some of the scientific techniques NSW Fisheries use to understand more about these fish. If you love chasing mulloway, and want to know more about these fish, then this episode is a cracker!     

The NSW Central Coast is jewfish heaven and the Hunter River system is no exception, holding plenty of quality fish. Today's Guest, JJ Edwards, targets jewies under lights at night using handmade swimbaits.  He doesn't fish the usual "jewfish tides" either..... in fact, this whole interview is pretty much outside of the box! _________________________ There's an ALF Plus edition of this episode available to Team Doc Lures members. Do yourself a favour, join the team, get some extra members-only podcast content and help keep ALF on the airwaves. https://team.doclures.com _________________________ https://doclures.com/hunter-jewfish-jj-edwards/

This week on the podcast we have packed up the podcast gear and hit the water to chat all things fishing while out on the boat. With no real plan for the episode, we thought we would trial an idea by bringing the rods along with us to see where the conservation ends up. Over the session, we dive into a bit of everything; the concept of personal best, Jono's mega 96.5cm flathead, the Olympics and chasing mulloway in estuaries. All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast. 

Its 2021 and with a Sydney Lockdown I decide to give the Local Legend of Newcastle David Rudder a call and discuss his success on the Jewfish / Mulloway. After speaking with him on an earlier podcast with his massive success with trolling deep diver lures as seen on his youtube channel, I was anxious to hear from him regarding what's doing on Mulloway. Be sure to check out his channel after you listen to this episode. Head over to YouTube.com/aussfish

In episode 21 we discuss our love for the Silver Trevally. As a heavily underestimated fish, we talk about the science behind them, how we fish for them including lures and flies, what to look out for so you can find them and of course, how to cook them. They fight hard, taste great and eat so many different presentations. I don't know how you wouldn't love them.If you like the podcast please consider subscribing but also follow us on Instagram. If you find us anywhere else, its a good chance we will never respond so shoot to @onthecastmedia on IG and share your Trev stories, recipes and just chat fishing.  

Episode 35: Levi NashThis week we are joined by another great guest Levi Nash who is a director of both RecFish SA and Saftag Fish Tagging. He is super passionate about catch and release fishing and tagging fish to give us greater knowledge about a range of important South Australian species. We chat with Levi about all things fishing in SA, including Black Bream in the Coorong, the current Yellow Tail Kingfish debate and some monster swims by some tagged Mulloway. Levi also explains how our listeners can get involved in tagging fish, which is a great way to contribute to the data collection of the fishing sector. As always we also discuss all of the big news in SA fishing, tell you where the fish are biting and give an update on the jumpers we have all been waiting for!

Well, you all asked for it. In this episode we wanted you to share some of your listeners questions you had,  and you all wanted to know about what fishing gear we use and recommend. So here you go. Its focused on light spin tackle but there is a fair amount jammed in there. If you like us follow us onInstagram: @onthecastmediaFacebook: @onthecastmediaOr contact us atonthecastmedia@gmail.com

This week on the podcast Sammy Hitzke is in the studio to chat all things Mulloway on Hardbodies. In what is considered a tough and punishing type of fishing, the boys break it down step by step and aim to cover everything from the terrain, the technique, the lures, and most importantly, the perseverance needed to tangle with one of the most prized fish in Australian waters. As always, when Sammy is around, the banter is on show with the boys constantly  ripping into each other to get any edge they can... All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast. 

The annual East coast Mullet run has started early with the fish riding the flood waters to the sea. One positive for Stinker is that the Council has finally fixed up his boat ramp, that washed away in the floods, at Fingal Bay. The beach haulers can no access the beach and intercept the spawning migration with their nets.

The annual East coast Mullet run has started early with the fish riding the flood waters to the sea. One positive for Stinker is that the Council has finally fixed up his boat ramp, that washed away in the floods, at Fingal Bay. The beach haulers can no access the beach and intercept the spawning migration with their nets.

The annual East coast Mullet run has started early with the fish riding the flood waters to the sea. One positive for Stinker is that the Council has finally fixed up his boat ramp, that washed away in the floods, at Fingal Bay. The beach haulers can no access the beach and intercept the spawning migration with their nets.

South Australian anglers may keep a fairly low profile, but there is some quality fishing to be had in the southern state if you take some time to figure it out. Scotty Tarasenko is a thinking angler and hand-made lure nut who has turned his attention to taking Mulloway (jewfish) off the surface in shallow water. In this ALF Episode he shares hat we need to know to target the silver ghosts of the estuaries ourselves. _________________________ If you enjoy listening to the ALF podcast and find it helps your fishing, please consider becoming part of Team Doc Lures. You'll not only be supporting the Podcast but will be able to get some next-level members only audio masterclasses too! https://team.doclures.com _________________________ Shoe notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/coorong-surface-mulloway-scotty-tarasenko/

This week on the Podcast, Jono and Guesty round out the year with a discussion on one of the more nuanced techniques for targeting mulloway - Slow Rolling Live Baits on Circle Hooks. Throughout the episode, the boys talk about how the technique started, what rig is needed, when to use the technique over other conventional methods, and finally the location and baits needed to make it successful. All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast. 

The Glenelg River estuary is a large tidal system with 70km of tidal affected river and a great population of mulloway (jewfish) throughout. Bream tournament gun Dan Mackrell targets the mulloway in this system regularly and has some great tips for anyone wanting to give them a crack in the coming months.   ________________________ Fishing Points is the only Fishing App that Greg uses - and he recommends it to anyone wanting to take their fishing to the next level. Give it a try today: https://doclures.com/points/ ________________________ Team Doc Lures is a small community of keen anglers who support the Australian Lure Fishing podcast and get some bonus "members only" content. https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes here: https://doclures.com/glenelg-river-mulloway-dan-mackrell/

Due to popular demand and as a thanks to everyone as we approach our 2000th stream, I have caved in to the multiple messages and decided to talk targeting jewfish off the beach. Tune in and make sure to follow us on Spotify and Apple podcasts for more episodes and don't forget to go back and listen to my earlier episodes

The old Barra or Barramundi have been a popular recreational fishing targets with both lure and fly fishos for decades.  In this juicy, sweaty episode we talk to one of the most determined young anglers that Australia has to offer. With experience from species like Murray Cod, Mulloway, Bass, Trout, through to Giant Trevally, Kingfish, Southern Bluefin Tuna and Large Mouth Bass in America. Colby Lesko divulges on all things Barra in this deep dive into lake fishing, sight casting and cranking. If this cant get you itching to head north one the winter Murray Cod season ends, you're dead inside. 

Seven years ago, Guesty filmed and caught a fish that will forever be edged in his memory; a 163cm Mulloway bobby corking along an estuary break wall. This week, Jono and Guesty sit down to relive that memory, and dive deep into everything that happened that day. Throughout the episode, the boys discuss how the day started badly, how they decided to fish for a mulloway in the first place, what rig Guesty was using, why they thought it was a shark, and how it felt to land a fish of a lifetime alongside Barney while filming for National Television. This one is a cracker!

For that one bloke that has been trying his best to catch his first Mulloway, jewfish, soapy, ghost, jewie.... Whatever you choose to call them, this episode is for you, I will give you a strategy to target what should be known in sydney as the kings of the estuary and they aren't as elusive as you may think. Sit back and take note on the do's and don'ts and get the right info from someone who has caught thousands of these mystical red shiny eyed gems.

For that one bloke that has been trying his best to catch his first Mulloway, jewfish, soapy, ghost, jewie.... Whatever you choose to call them, this episode is for you, I will give you a strategy to target what should be known in sydney as the kings of the estuary and they aren't as elusive as you may think. Sit back and take note on the do's and don'ts and get the right info from someone who has caught thousands of these mystical red shiny eyed gems.

In this episode of On the Cast, Dyl and Mitch enlist the knowledgeable head of Kobi Rothall to talk all things Mulloway. Together they take a deep dive into their experience in lure fishing for this iconic fish, touch on some of the science that assists in targeting this species and also touch on issues it is facing. From 70lb South Australian giants, right down to the smaller and more accessible Jewfish found within the Glenelg river and Central Victorian Estuary systems, the boys cover it all. This episode is filled with banter, fun facts and even a few absolute priceless tips to ensure you gain an insight into the old ‘Ghost of the Estuaries'.Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment!Follow us on Instagram @onthecastmedia and share a screenshot of yourself listening to the podcast for a feature on our story. As always, if this episode helps you catch a few Mulloway send us a pic!Follow Kobi @kobi.rothall.fishingIf you have any questions please contact us at onthecastmedia@gmail.comTime StampsThe Science Behind Mulloway: 3.21Allure of the Species: 42.52Tackle and Techniques: 51.37Environmental Conditions: 1.14.061% Tips and Tricks: 1.28.20Most Memorable Sessions: 1.44.23Insight into the Glenelg River Mulloway: 1.56.58

Our first cast this episode of The Big Fish is with Michael Guest of Reel Action TV who shares his hard won Lake Macquarie Jewfish secrets. We have an all star line up of famous TV fishos on the show with Rob Paxevanos from Fishing Australia talking about the elusive Barramundi of the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, Stinker is back on deck along with Treno on his big dam tour live from Copeton in the states North West.

Our first cast this episode of The Big Fish is with Michael Guest of Reel Action TV who shares his hard won Lake Macquarie Jewfish secrets. We have an all star line up of famous TV fishos on the show with Rob Paxevanos from Fishing Australia talking about the elusive Barramundi of the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, Stinker is back on deck along with Treno on his big dam tour live from Copeton in the states North West.

Our first cast this episode of The Big Fish is with Michael Guest of Reel Action TV who shares his hard won Lake Macquarie Jewfish secrets. We have an all star line up of famous TV fishos on the show with Rob Paxevanos from Fishing Australia talking about the elusive Barramundi of the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, Stinker is back on deck along with Treno on his big dam tour live from Copeton in the states North West.

Tonight On The Deck John Didge, Steve Patterson, Micheal Moore and Tony Warren chat with Nth Coast fishing Guide Mark Saxon powers his way to his first On The Deck appearance. One of the Country’s few Jewfish guides, Mark runs us through the tricks of catching Mulloway, Bass and plenty more.

This week Guesty and Jono are joined by Sammy Hitzke to discuss all things chasing Mulloway on live baits. The boys, who don't let Sammy escape lightly for being a Queenslander, talk about the tackle, technique, baits, rig and location for chasing one of Australia's most prized fish. Throughout the podcast, the boys relive a session that they had on Newcastle Harbour while shooting an episode of Reel Action TV and also answer a ripper question on tackle maintenance. All that and more on this weeks episode of the Reel Action Fishing Podcast. 

This week Michael Guest and Jono Bleakley talk about chasing Mulloway on soft vibes in estuaries. The boys talk about the tackle needed, the technique for working your soft vibe, and the type of bait schools to look for when picking your location. Throughout the podcast, the boys relive some classic fishing stories involving Mulloway, headlined by a monster fish Guesty and his son had hooked up while fishing last year.

The jewfish is considered one of Australia's more challenging lure fishing species, but NSW Youtuber Karl Attenborough reckons it's just a matter of working them out.  In this episode Karl explains how the jewfish on the mid north coast of NSW often give their presence away, making them much easier to target on lures.  Full show notes at https://doclures.com/nsw-mid-north-coast-jewfish-karl-attenborough/ 

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

Fishing for jewfish in the heavily pressured waters around our major cities can be challenging, but quality fish are there for the taking for those who put in the effort to figure it all out. Chris Cleaver is a highly respected NSW angler who has done just that, making it his mission to find and catch quality jewfish on his own doorstep.  In this episode Chris explains his strategies and dispels a bunch of myths and misconceptions around catching jewfish on lures.  Full show notres are available at https://doclures.com/greater-sydney-jewfish-chris-cleaver/

First cast this edition of The Big Fish Steve Samuels has an update on the big trout release in Googong in the A.C.T. The Monaro Acclimatisation Society President is hoping these large fish will survive the Redfin predation that has decimated the dams trout stocks in recent years.

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

Australian Wide Fishing Weather and Tide Report for Brisbane, Perth, Cairns, Hobart, Tweed Heads, Sydney and Melbourne. The 28th of June 2019.Whether you like to fish for Flathead, jew fish, bream or whiting this fishing report will help you plan you weekend ahead. My goal is to make fishing as easy as it possible can be, in my research I found found that fish feed at certain times, in this weather report I inform you on my personal opinion of when the best possible times to go fishing over the weekend will be.When Fishing for Flathead you want to find structure such as sand flats or weed beds and i have found my best results on the run out tide but have also had a lot of luck around low tide.If you are targeting Mulloway or Jew fish, deep holes are a good area to be fishing around, they also like to hang around bridge pylons so keep that in mind. I have heard that the best time for fishing jew fish is after a storm or rain in the river mouth when the water has a distinct colour change. using pilchards or live bait works best but can have plenty of results using a white swim bait or soft plastic lure.When Targeting bream structure is key, Bridge pylons, jetties or pontoons are where these little critters hang out, I have found like yabbies are an excellent bait but bream will pretty much take any bait at the right time.If you will be Fishing for whiting sand flats and arond weed beds are a great place to look, live yabbies or blood worms are excelent bait and with light gear these little guys can be a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy my Weekend Fishing, TIde and Weather report for Australia wide and are able to plan your weekend around fishing ;) get out there, have some fun, and until next time keep those rods ready and hold on. Social:Facebook - Dees Fishing https://www.facebook.com/Dees-Fishing...Instagram - Dees_FishingTwitter @GollerdeesWebsite - https://www.deesfishing.com.au/

The Hawkesbury is a massive estuary system within easy reach of Sydney and offers some pretty amazing fishing. The plethora of natural structure that holds jewfish means anglers have no shortage of options for getting onto this prime sportfish. Dan Selby of Sydney Sportfishing Adventures has been taking clients onto the Hawkesbury in search of jewfish for nine years - and he's seen and caught a lot of jew in that time. In Episode 88 he unloads a ton of great tips about finding fish, picking tides, choosing the right tackle and lures.... and plenty more. Full show notes available at https://doclures.com/hawkesbury-jewfish-dan-selby/

Weekend Weather Report for the week of 26th of April. Get out their and have a fish.This episode includes what the best days for fishing will be and the weather for: Brisebane, Tweed Heads, Cairns, Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Perth.Thanks For Listening

Mulloway (jewfish) are a challenging target on lures, but these days there are a few people around who are well on the way to having them figured out. NSW South Coast fishing journo Steve Starling is one of those! In Episode 51 of the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast Starlo shares his tips and secrets the goliath of the southern estuaries on lures. His tips on how to find mulloway in these systems and the tackle and techniques he uses to get connected to them are inspirational. Download the episode and show notes at: https://doclures.com/nsw-south-coast-jewfish-steve-starling/

Among South Western Victorians the Glenelg River has long been famous as a mulloway fishing destination. That doesn't mean that mully's on lures come easily though. Like all other estuaries, they can take a lot of figuring out! Mark Gercovich is a bit of a local legend in the south west. A former tournament angler, he's been passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience. This has led to a stack of quality fishing articles in a stack of top fishing magazines. In this episode I caught up with Mark to share his secrets for targeting mulloway in the Glenelg system - and he really comes up with the goods. From rods and reels to finding fish to lures and techniques, Mark leaves no stone unturned when it comes to this challenging style of fishing. You can download Marks show notes at https://doclures.com/glenelg-river-mulloway-mark-gercovich/ 

Jewfish (mulloway) have always been a challenge to figure out and few people are consistently successful at targeting them on lures. Yamba jewie specialist Mick Leavey is one fishermen who has risen to the challenge. He's spent over a decade chasing jewfish from the rock walls, headlands and estuaries on northern New South Wales. He now consistently catches jewfish on lures - and in this episode of the Australian Lure Fishing podcast tells us exactly how he goes about it. From tackle to lures to techniques and conditions, Mick de-mystifies the Jewfish on lures mystery.  Download Micks Show Notes Here.

Our first cast this episode of The Big Fish is from Sydney Harbour guide Craig McGill with his thoughts on stormwater run off Mulloway.

Criag McGill gives us an anglers perspective on the proposed Sydney and Central Coast marine parks and the impact on recreational fishing. Treno shares his thoughts on driving and surveying the beach for Tailor and Mulloway. Stinker has the tail of the snake in the boat. AND it is North to Alaska with Greg French.

Strange but true, Peter Morse has just travelled to the fly fishing mecca of Oregon on the American West Coast and New Zealand with his 2 handed Spey fly rod and didn't catch a single fish! Anyone who knows Peter, knows that he could catch them in a bath tub, the reason he didn't catch fish was that he was too busy competition casting! We also hear about the 13 year old girl who is the world fly casting accuracy champion. That's our first cast this morning on The Big Fish. Rob Paxevanos has a Clyde River special, we look at the king of the estuary, the mighty Mulloway and some of the other winter options. Stinker takes us on a minimalists fishing trip to the Dampier Archipelago. Armed with nothing more than a 50lb handline and a 6/0 hook he caught bags and bags of hard fighting great eating fish. Alex Bellissimo continues our fishing journey along the Northern Beaches of Sydney. This week we share some hot spots on Freshwater and Curl Curl beach as we work our way from Manly to Palm Beach.

It’s the Aussie trout’s birthday. On the 4th of May in 1864 the first trout ova hatched in Australia. Our first cast comes to you from the Australian Fly Fishing Museum on the South Esk River. Tasmanian fishing guru Mike Stevens takes us on a fascinating journey through the past and the future of the museum and fly fishing in Tasmania. Our roving Big Fish reporter Luke Wong visits Sydney town’s first fish butcher, Stinker chasing Snapper and a sure fire hook up Mulloway rig from one of our Big Fish listeners Dilware on this action-packed episode of The Big Fish.      

April Vokey the amazing fly fishing Mum has our first cast on this episode of The Big Fish. We open the tackle box and answer your questions with a Mulloway master class from Stinker and a whole lot more.

Our first cast this morning comes from Andy Thompson, a Fly Fishing Guide in the Whitsundays who has had over 13 million views on his youtube fishing channel. We answer a question from Andrew in Busselton on catching yellowfin whiting on fly. Greg French joins us from Greenland to share his Arctic Char adventure, Bushy has been designing hard bodied lures for Mulloway and Peter LaBlang has the Northern Sydney scene covered on this episode of The Big Fish.

This episode of The Big Fish we go where no other fishing podcast has gone before, we explore the myriad ways you can lose a fish.

First cast this episode of The Big Fish comes from Al McGlashin who has been crossing swords with a giant denizen of the deep, the mighty Swordfish.

Mulloway by Radio Goolarri

Last episode of The Big Fish our experts shared some tips on dealing with all of the run off after the big wet in NSW. This week Col 'The Weighmaster' Trenaman puts it into practice and the photographic evidence is irrefutable, a 21 kilo break wall Jewie.

Weekly fishing news, events and tips from a NSW perspective.

Louie Van Senden, spearfishing writer and drystore co-founder In this interview with Louie Van Senden we go deep into finding and hunting the Australian Mulloway or Jewfish. Mulloway are similar in some ways to the American White Sea Bass or South African Daga Salmon and can be found in shallow water and make a memorable …

Dan Selby from Sydney Sportfishing Adventures joins AHP to discuss how to catch Mulloway, what fishing gear to use, live baits and lures, Mulloway habitat, and tips on how to be successful in catching the mighty Mulloway.