Freshwater Fishing Australia #193 Oct-Dec
In this summer issue of Freshwater Fishing Magazine 193. Andrew Mcgovern is identifying, understanding, and applying subtle changes to all aspects of your fishing, while on the water will often lead to success. Lyndon Anlezark, for anglers, summer is a favourite time of the year. In Kakadu National Park, January to March is the indigenous season of Gudjewg, which is also known as the monsoon season. Recreational fisheries management update. Trevor Hawkins takes some time away from the mighty Mitta Mitta to explore some more modest-sized streams. Trevor Hawkins Takes a look at a little lake in central Victoria that is extremely popular with some, but hardly known about, or visited by many. Lyndon Anlezark mentioned that Land-based fishing (LBF) is a great way to get outdoors and catch a feed. It has some real advantages over boat fishing. Plus of course, there’s all the latest gear, reviews and more.
We hope you enjoy this issue – and enjoy getting back out on the water and having a fish!
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Freshwater Fishing Australia magazine was first published over 30 years ago and is an institution for many of our country’s freshwater anglers. It is one of the longest running fishing magazines in the country. For two decades, the country’s leading fishing journalists have been providing the best information for our anglers. The quality of the publication has resulted in many local anglers retaining every copy of the magazine ever published. Freshwater Fishing continues to hold the trophy of the country’s most popular freshwater only publication.
Every two months Freshwater Fishing Australia magazine’s team of expert writers update you on what’s working and where to fish. All techniques from fly fishing for trout through bait fishing for goldens to casting soft plastic for barra – and every variation between. The magazine’s popularity and strength has been its concentration on providing information that fishers can apply to improve their success rate in a way that all readers can understand. All of the well-known and respected fishing writers have contributed to this magazine at some time in its history. Current experts who are regular contributors include Bill Classon, Greg French, Rod Harrison, Trevor Hawkins, Rod Mackenzie, Andrew McGovern, Frank Prokop, Steve Starling, Nigel Webster, Philip Weigall and many others.