Okuma Catalogue 2011
Fishing Tackle Reviews Archive
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Rippin’ Rap Callop – by Lubin Pfeiffer
The lower Murray has been having a great run of Callop (Golden Perch) for the last couple of months. With the added hot weather we’ve been having they are really active now and have been nailing Rapala Rippin’ Raps with gusto. -
Fishing Australia Overhead Combo – by Rob Paxevanos
In addition to the wide range of Fishing Australia Threadline outfits (bream, flathead, trout, golden perch, snapper, estuary, bay, beach, etc) Okuma have released a Fishing Australia Overhead Outfit to more tackle stores in the region that is perfect for most reef and game fishing scenarios. -
X-Rap Walk – by Kurt Thomas
Whats that? Did I just discover my new favourite lure? -
Rising Water Requires New Approach
Big brown trout are hungry at this time of year, as are the typically smaller rainbow trout, and they are in around the edges looking for their next meal. -
Estuary Fishing, by Rhett Thorne
Estuaries can be a productive fish community, with numerous targetable species from flathead to barramundi. While many estuaries can’t easily be fished without a boat, or kayak, low tide can be a peak time for land based anglers. -
Lake Bullen Merri, by Scott Gray
Lake Bullen Merri in Southwest Victoria has started to fire up with some big brown trout being taken on trolled lures. -
Tested: Storm Wild-Eye Twitching Nipper
While packing for a quick soft plastic session down at the local estuary and beach system of Ross Creek, I decided to put my favourite soft plastic to the test. This would have to be the Storm Wild-Eye Twitching Nipper. -
Rob Paxevanos Gets a Wiggle On!
Trying to get international celebrities onto a few fish can be a mission far and above your average fishing outing, but the journey alone is always lots of extra fun. -
Rapala Clackin’ Minnow & Sufix 832 Advanced Superline Honored
Rapala and Sufix Earn Field & Stream Best of the Best Awards -
*VIDEO* Clackin' Rap'n Goodness! – Feb 24
HOW many times have you walked down to the river, looked at its murky depths and gone “nah it’s too dirty to head out today?” Dirty water fishing can be hard and supremely frustrating but when it is good, it is great!
