Your ultimate library for professional fishing rigs and knots and tackle maintenance. With over 150+ tips straight from the shed, we break down the technical side of South East Queensland fishing. Learn the exact setups I use for Jewfish, Snapper, and Cobia so your gear never fails on a big fish.
Do lures work at night? Yes — but some lures are much better after dark than others. This guide breaks down the best night fishing lures for bridges, rivers, beaches, reefs and offshore fishing.
Learn the best offshore fishing lures for Australia, including slugs, stickbaits, micro jigs, poppers, trolling lures, skirts and high-speed lures.
Learn how to rig skirted lures with wire, crimps, heat shrink, single hooks, and double hook rigs for stronger offshore trolling hook-ups.
DIY jig hooks are cheap, tough, and easy to make. Learn how to build heavy-duty wire assist hooks for micro jigs, flutter jigs, and knife jigs.
Best inshore fishing lures for beginners: 5 easy lures for flathead, whiting, bream, trevally, jacks and more without wasting money.
This lure fishing guide covers soft plastics, jerk baits, surface lures, trolling lures, prawn lures, cheap lures, structure, colours and beginner tips.
Soft plastic fishing mistakes can cost you bites. Learn 11 costly reasons your lures aren’t working, including retrieve speed, jig heads, size, tides and structure.
Are cheap fishing lures worth it, or are expensive brand-name lures better? Here are 7 honest Aussie fishing truths before you waste money on tackle.
Rapala CD trolling lure tips for offshore fishing. Learn why CD11 and CD14 lures still catch mackerel, tuna and pelagics, plus speed and rigging tips.
Dr Prawn soft plastic lure review and fishing ideas. Learn how I’d use this prawn bait for barra, jacks, flathead, reef fish and slow pitch fishing.
Jerk bait fishing made simple. Learn what jerk baits are, how to use them, the best rod setup, retrieves, lure types and tips for catching more fish.
Hex Head trolling lure tips for offshore fishing. Learn why 90g Hex Heads, dark colours and 12–15 knot trolling speeds are deadly on wahoo, tuna and mackerel.
