Okuma Catalogue 2011
Rapala X-Rap Archive
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Giant Shallow Water Kingfish – by Lubin Pfeiffer
Quite a few large kingfish had been patrolling the northern Spencer Gulf in recent weeks, so I thought it would be a great chance to get out and have a shot. The sea was like glass as the boat glided off the trailer and into the water; a short journey down the coast to the live bait grounds followed while the day grew hotter. -
Late Spring Goldens – by Scott Gray
With late spring and early summer being the prime time to head out on the lakes after golden perch, I took my annual trip up to Lake Eildon in Northeast Victoria. -
Noel Shelton Memorial Bass Catch – by Gregg Flett
Over the weekend of the 19th/20th November, the Inaugural Noel Shelton Memorial Bass Catch hosted by the Clarencetown Fishing Club was held on the Williams River, Clarencetown. The weather gods handed out two 30+ degree days with 82 seniors and 24 kids from 3-16 years of age turning up to try their luck at winning the title/trophy. -
X-Rap Walk – by Kurt Thomas
Whats that? Did I just discover my new favourite lure? -
Mackay Barramundi – by Anthony Raco
There is something about the “Barramundi” that makes it one of the most iconic Sportfish in existence- not only in Australia, but in the World. -
Great Lake, Tasmania – by Paul Delphin
I had a trip up the mountain to fish Great Lake with the brother inlaw. -
Victorian Lakes, Better than EVER! – Scott Gray
The Western district lakes continue to produce quality rainbow trout for anglers putting in the time. -
Fishing the Snags – by Rhett Thorne
Shortly after my mates and I planned a last minute fishing trip to our local Fitzroy River in Rockhampton, we headed down to Barra Jacks, a nearby tackle store. -
Good Acoustics see Anglers take Advantage of Drought Breaking Rains – by Rob Paxevanos
Last week I drove vast distances through Inland NSW and Western Victoria in order to host a series of freshwater fishing seminars at places like Wagga Wagga, Myrtleford, Stawell and more. -
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.
