Okuma Catalogue 2011
storm lures Archive
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Barra Fever – by Greg Seeto
I just returned from Port Macquarie, for the Hobie World Fishing Championships and Grand Final at the weekend. -
Low tide Luring – by Rhett Thorne
There is nothing more rewarding when fishing then having the right lure in the right place and at the right time. -
Rocky Barra Bounty – by Dan Roth
The Rocky barra bounty started on the 22nd of September. -
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. -
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. -
NSW South Coast Flatties
Another awesome day on the NSW south coast, this time we hit the estuaries for early spring dusky flathead. -
2011 “Hinchinbrook Barra Bash” Invitational
The Barra fishing scene is moving from strength to strength every year; it is of no surprise to see the number of tournaments available for anglers is also growing. -
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. -
Fishing Tips: Bait N Switch Barra Bonanza – Issue 7
The places to look for are pretty straight forward; pick a spot where the wind is blowing directly onto a point: wind creates heck of a lot of water flow and the points divide the water and thus food past these spots. -
Victorian Report From Lee Rayner – July/August 2009 – Issue 6
Sideways rain and plenty of wind – yep it’s a true Melbourne winter, but saying that for those who are silly enough and just have to go fishing the fishing down here in sunny Victoria has been exceptional over the past weeks with plenty of good fish to be found.
