Australian Lure Fishing

In the 500th Episode of the ALF podcast we spend some time: Exploring the orgins of the podcast Sharing plans for Episode 501 onwards Ranking the most popular episodes with listeners Revealing the winners of our Tackle Giveaway Preparing for even more tackle giveaways! Be sure to visit the show notes page for this episode: https://doclures.com/reflections-aspirations-500/

Bream might be one of the ubiquitous, bread and butter species of our estuaries, but that doesn't always make them an easy target for lure fishers. Aaron Donaldson has spent a lifetime casting lures around the NSW central coast and has plenty of advice to share for those chasing the wily bream.

Estuary perch are wonderful, though at times frustrating southern estuary sports fish and the South Gippsland area is fortunate to have muliple great perch fishing systems. Casey George is an estuary specialist and tackle industry identity who fishes the South Gippy EP regularly and has acheived some pretty good consistency in his results. __________________ There's a PLUS version of this podcast episode available to Team Doc Lures members! In it Casey shares great tips for land based and kayak perch fishing, as well as setting up an estuary fishing boat. https://team.doclures.com __________________ More info about fishing Phillip Island and Westernport Bay: https://doclures.com/phillip-island-westernport-bay/ Full show notes: https://doclures.com/south-gippsland-estuary-perch-casey-george/

The snapper fishing in Western Australia's Shark Bay is special - and opposite in just about every imaginable way from anywhere else you'll ever chase snapper. Local angler Chris Dixon gives us the lowdown on how to wade fish for them on topwater lures! ___________________ Keen for more Lure Fishing Tips and Secrets? Consider joining Team Doc Lures for bonus content, masterclasses and livestreams. https://team.doclures.com ___________________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/shark-bay-snapper-chris-dixon/

The famous Top End runoff baramundi fishery has become mecca for keen lure anglers from around the country - and today's guest is a leading guide for this style of fishing. Glenn Watt has been a professional barra guide for 9 years and revels in taking clients onto the Daly to chase the chrome giants. __________________ Please consider joining Team Doc Lures and supporting tha Australian Lure Fishing podcast. Members have access to an extended edition of thios episode that has some amazing pro tips for barra enthusiasts! https://team.doclures.com __________________ Full show notes for this episode are available at https://doclures.com/daly-river-barramundi-glenn-watt/

In the golden age of marine electronics it can be tempting to get lazy and just head to a waypoint and start sounding around. But the disappearing skill of reading the water and recognising indicators is still vital to the most successful anglers. _________________ Need more help finding fish? At Team Doc Lures we're breaking down the skills needed to plan and prepare for a trip so our members maximise the value they get from time on the water. Please consider supporting the podcast by joining TDL! https://team.doclures.com _________________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/ten-indicators-fish-greg-vinall/

The Richmond River is in full flood right now, and our thoughts are with everyone in the flood affected areas. But under more normal circumstances this system is an incredible bass fishery, as former local and Bass Electric tournament champ Peter Bostock explains. ________________ This episode is info packed, but there's even more in the Plus edition that my Team Doc Lures members enjoy. If you'd like to hear the Plus edition, and also get other members-only fishing resources, please consider joining Team Doc Lures! https://team.doclures.com ________________ Full show notes for this episode are available at https://doclures.com/richmond-river-bass-peter-bostock/

It's fair to say that anglers and scientists both have plenty to learn about fish behaviour, so in todays episode I explore some interesting observations and studies regarding left handedness, non-visual visualisation and social traits in fish. Can these characteristics help us catch more fish? ________________ If you enjoy the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast please consider supporting the show by joining Team Doc Lures. In return you'll get extra fishing tips via the "members-only" masterclasses, live streams and podcast episodes. https://team.doclures.com ________________ Full show notes for today's episode: https://doclures.com/left-handed-fish-greg-vinall/

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The Cocos Keeling Islands groups is definitely a fantasy, bucket list destination for many Aussie anglers. Today we go back there with gun guide Dan Sim, this time in search of that thug powerhouse, the Giant Trevally! Fasten your seatbelts! _________________ Keen to support the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast AND get even more fishing tips me advice? Join Team Doc Lures and get access to members only content! https://team.doclures.com/ _______________ For more episodes about fishing for giant trevally: https://doclures.com/giant-trevally/ Full show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/cocos-GT-dan-sim/

Coral trout are n incredibly aggressive sports fishing target and various species can be found along shorelines in water depths of less than a metre to to deep water at the outer edge of the reef. Nathan Ruth and Nicko Fewtrell fish for trout using surface lures and shallow water and dropping jigs into deeper water - the trout respond aggressively to both so in today's episode we mix popping and jigging. _______________ Want even more great fishing advice? Support ALF by joining Team Doc Lures and you'll be rewarded with members-only audio masterclasses, live streams and more! Check it out at https://team.doclures.com —————————- Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/fnq-coral-trout-nath-nicko

Port Phillip Bay is super accessible to Melbourne anglers and fortunately is also a very productive fishery. Whiting are one of the most prevalent species and present light tackle anglers with plenty of sport on soft plastic lures. Alan Bonnici knows the species and location like the back of his hand! ________________ There's more to this episode! Support the ALF podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and you'll get access to the extended version of this interview with pro tips for finding whiting! https://team.doclures.com ________________ Full show notes for this episode ar available at https://doclures.com/port-phillip-whiting-kayak-alan-bonici/ More episodes about fishing for whiting are available on our website at https://doclures.com/species/whiting-fishing/ Review of polarised sunglasses for whiting: https://doclures.com/tonic-sunglasses-review/ Best deals on sunglasses for whiting: https://team.doclures.com/product/tonic-polarised-sunglasses-package/

Glen Booth is a heavy hitter of the Aussie gamefishing scene, not to mention a great fishing personality. Today he shares his experience chasing the mighty blue marlin and leaves listeners with some great tips to get their own blue marlin journey started. ____________ Keen for extra help to improve your fishing? Then consider supporting ALF by joining Team Doc Lures! Members get access to livestreams, audio masterclasses and other premium fishing resources. https://team.doclures.com ____________ Show notes for todays epiosde are available at https://doclures.com/blue-marlin-glen-booth/

Many of us have been told for our entire lives that we should learn from our mistakes. But there's one mistake a lot of anglers make without actually realising it. Even those who do realise often revert back to the same mistake from time to time. What is it? Listen to find out! ___________________ There's more of this type of content in Team Doc Lures, where we are breaking down fishing locations for our members and helping them understand where to fish. Check it out: https://team.doclures.com ___________________ Full notes for this episode are available at https://doclures.com/mistake-anglers-make-greg-vinall/

This episode takes us back to the ACT and Central NSW once again, but this time targeting golden perch (yellowbelly) with lure maker and freshwater native fish specialist Rory Benn-Clibborn. It's a cracker chat, chock full of great tips! _______________ Want even more from the ALF podcast? Support the show and get access to members-only fishing tips and advice, including livestreams! Check it out at Team Doc Lures! _______________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/canberra-yellowbelly-rory-benn-clibborn/

Canberra is centrally located to numerous fishing destinations, but locals need look no further than their own backyard if the iconic Murray Cod is in the crosshairs. Canberra-based fishing gun Aaron Hill shares his tips for chasing the mighty Goodoo in his part of the world. _______________ Looking for advanced fishing info? Support the ALF podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and get access to members-only podcast content, livestreams and more! Check it out: https://team.doclures.com _______________ Full show notes for today's episode: https://doclures.com/canberra-murray-cod-aaron-hill/

Largemouth nannygai (aka scarlet sea perch) are a favourite among northern Australian anglers, including Creek To Coast host Scotty Hillier. Today Scotty shares his advice for targeting the red fish out of his home town of Ingham. _________________ Keen for more detailed fishing advice? Support the ALF podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and you get access to livestreams, members only podcasts and audio masterclasses. Check it out here: https://team.doclures.com/ _________________ Show notes for today' episode are available at https://doclures.com/ingham-nannygai-scotty-hillier/

Catching large Spanish Mackerel is a blast at any time, but today's ALF guest Goshie takes it to new levels by targeting them from the rock ledges. Today he takes us to "The Catwalk" at Seventeen Seventy in central Queensland, a place he's been targeting pelagics from the shore for over a decade. ________________ Looking for more great tips and advice? Support the ALF podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and you'll get access to the top-shelf stuff that doesn't make it into the public podcast! Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ________________ Get full notes for this episode at https://doclures.com/1770-spanish-mackerel-goshie/

These days dedicated fishing jet skis are opening up fishing opportunities normally only available to the owners of larger trailer boats - but for a fraction of the cost, maintenance and hassle! Youtube Jet Ski fishing enthusiast Paul Hayes gives us an introduction to an exciting and rapidly growing Aussie sportfishing option. ___________________ Enter The Draw To Win Quality Jetcast Products! Protect your marine electronics and reels from salt spray and water ingress, plus prvent the lost of expensive combos and accessories over the side! Jetcast has the right gear for the harshest fishing environments from small boats, to kayaks and of course jetski fishing craft. Enter the draw here ___________________ Full notes for todays episode: https://doclures.com/introduction-jet-ski-fishing-paul-hayes/

We've had multiple Gold Coast mangrove jack episodes over the years - and they never get dull. Today's guest is former tournament angler turned jack addict Owen McPaul, who brings his own style and tips to help us complete the jack puzzle. Want more tips, secrets, tricks and hacks to improve your lure fishing? Check out Team Doc Lures for exclusive audio masterclasses, livestreams, ebooks and more! https://team.doclures.com Full show notes for this episode are available at https://doclures.com/gold-coast-mangrove-jack-owen-mcpaul

Over the past decade the kingfish populations around Melbourne have bucked the trend of some other locations and have steadily increased in number and size. Multiple episode ALF guest Lee Rayner consistently gets among them and today shares his tips for putting yourself in the kingfish game. ________________________ Heads up! For those who want next level bonus info on finding and targeting kingfish there's an ALF plus edition of this interview available to members. Check it out https://team.doclures.com ________________________ More info on fishing Port Phillip Bay: https://doclures.com/fishing-port-phillip-bay/ More info on fishing Phillip Island And Westernport Bay: https://doclures.com/phillip-island-westernport-bay/ For full show notes: https://doclures.com/melbourne-kingfish-lee-rayner/

Were you aware that quality, wild Australian bass over the magical 50cm mark are a possibility from the river systems of Gippsland, Victoria? Repeat ALF guest Brett Geddes joins us for an extra cool chat to address this species in today's episode of ALF! ______________________ We're now running weekly livestreams in the Team Doc Lures members area, with Q&A's, tackle talk, pro tips and more. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ______________________ Full show notes for today's episode: https://doclures.com/gippsland-bass-brett-geddes/

Hervey Bay is home to a host of great sportfishing species and while longtail tuna might not be the most glamorous, they are there all year round and very acommodating of lure fishers! In today's episode local guide Andrew Chorley shares tips and advice for those looking for a longtail! _____________________ There's a "Plus" version of this episode, with soem great tips for positioning your boat and hooking more tuna, more easily! Interested? Check it out in Team Doc Lures: https://team.doclures.com _____________________ Full show notes for this episode are avail;able at https://doclures.com/hervey-bay-longtail-tuna-andrew-chorley/

The Wet Tropics Region (Far North Queensland) is probably best known for giant black marlin or amazing reef fishing - but for those in the know the barramundi fishing can be pretty damn good too. Long-time local guide Will Pritchard is an estuary specialist, with many of his clients keen to target the iconic barra. In todays episode Will explains how Wet Tropics barra are different and what you need to know to catch them. ____________________ Want more ALF goodness? Support the podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and you'll get access to members-only episodes, livestreams and more. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ____________________ Full show notes for Episode 477 are available at https://doclures.com/wet-tropics-barra-will-pritchard/

The Connors and Funnel Creek systems are magical places to visit if southern saratoga are on your "must-do" list. Gary Fitz is a high profile lure fisher and grew up fishing these systems for the mighty 'toga. Today he shares his advice for getting among them. ___________________________ Enjoy the ALF Podcast and want more? We've just added weekly live chats to the Tea Doc Lures area. come along, meet Greg, enjoy the conversation and get top fishing info from gun anglers! https://team.doclures.com ___________________________ Full show notes are available at https://doclures.com/connors-saratoga-gary-fitz/

George has been lure fishing the Parramatta River and Sydney Harbour for jewfish (and other species) for 22 years. A former Daiwa employee, he started running land-based guided fishing tours of these waterways during the corona virus outbreak and his limited tours have delighted clients with some good catches of quality jewfish, kingfish and other species. ___________________________ Keen for more episodes like this one? Please consider supporting the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast by joining Team Doc Lures. You'll not only help keep us on air, but will receive some members only audio masterclasses, extended podcast episodes and more! Check it out: https://team.doclures.com ___________________________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/sydney-jewfish-george-anasta/ More episodes on Jewfish Fishing: https://doclures.com/species/jewfish-fishing/

I've talked before about the merits of fishing with lures at night and some things that anglers can do to make lure casting after dark more successful. In todays episode I recap some of those previous tips and then talk more specifically about the lures and techniques that can work in Australian estuaries after dark. Full show notes are available at https://doclures.com/estuary-lure-fishing-night/

The Williams is a small system in the Hunter region that boasts very diverse habitats and good stocks of quality bass. Our guest today, Joel Cook, has been fishing this system since he was old enough to ride his bike to the river and knows better than most how to consistently catch good numbers of decent quality bass. ________________________ Keen for the ALF podcast to continue bringing the best fishing info? Why not support the show and get members-only content by joining Team Doc Lures? It's cheap and it's amazing value! https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Today's show notes are available at https://doclures.com/williams-river-bass-joel-cook/

Peter Pakula is a genuine legend of the bluewater fishing scene and a man full of surprises. For example, he shared that these days he'd probably rather be flicking flies than bluewater trolling. Nonetheless, he's famous for being at the cutting edge of bluewater trolling lures design and has a string of tournament wins, awards and other success far too numerous to mention here. I spent a very pleasant hour chatting with Peter about how to get the best from skirted trolling lures. Full show notes: https://doclures.com/skirted-trolling-lures-peter-pakula-2/

Ever fancied the idea of kayaking or boating to remote, isolated tropical islands, plucking at will some amazing species like coral trout, sweetlip and GT's from the crystal clear waters and feasting on fresh seafood on the white sandy shores? I've just described what Andy Thomsen is famous for, and in today's ALF episode he shares tips for others who want to follow in his footsteps!

Clarrie Hall Dam is a small impoundment in Northern New South Wales that fishes well for quality Australian Bass. Simon Fitzpatrick runs Northern Rivers Sport Fishing and is well acquainted with the Clarrie Hall bass population on lure and fly. He shares his tips in todays episode!

We'd all love to have a massive tackle collection (and many of us do). But choosing lures and other tackle that are versatile means we get more value from our investment. Plus, if we're travelling and are limited by space or weight, a handful of outfits with some thoughtfully chosen lures could mean the difference between the trip of a lifetime and a disappointing result. In this episode I share some of my tips for getting more fishing from less tackle.

I've been hinting for a while that there are some exciting changes planned for the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast from episode 500 onwards...... want to know what they are? In the New Years Eve edition of ALF I share some thoughts on some of the new directions the podcast will soon be taking. As always, listener feedback is always appreciated!

Over the past few days I've been reflecting on things I can do to improve my fishing in 2022. Parting with some hard-earned cash to load up on the latest and greatest lures didn't top the list. Instead I came to the realisation that anything I do to improve my casting would also seriously improve my fishing. I'm not a terrible caster (well, sometimes I am), but every extra metre of distance or centimetre closer to my target can make a huge difference. So that's the goal I've set for 2022 - better fishing through better casting..... I explain my strategy in todays episode.

Many ALF listeners love their land-based fishing, so in today's episode gun Townsville angler and repeat ALF podcast guest Vinnie Versfeld shares his tips for sight casting to a ton of different species on the flats. From barra to queenies, jacks and the bread and butter species, Vinnie takes us through what we need to know about chasing tropical fish on the flats. _________________________ Keen for some extra ALF goodness? Support the podcast by joining Team Doc Lures and you'll receive extra resources such as members only episodes, live streams and more to take your fishing to the next level. https://team.doclures.com _________________________ Show notes for today's episode can be found at https://doclures.com/townsville-flats-sight-fishing-vinnie-versfeld/

I may not be the most sensitive new-age sort of bloke, but over the years I've learned a few strategies that have definitely shortened the odds of surviving Christmas and coming out of the other end in good mental health - hopefully with some new tackle. I share a few of these tips in today's light-hearted Christmas Eve episode of the Australian Lure Fishing podcast. Merry Xmas!

Lenthall's Dam is a small water body that's only a few hours drive north of Brisbane, but offers some spectacular opportunities to tangle with quality barra that are nearing the magic metre mark. Luke Opelt fishes the system regularly and gets some great results - which is why we're talking to him today! ________________________ Are you enjoying the ALF podcast and want to lend a hand? Please consider joining Team Doc Lures. Every new member is helping keep the podcast on air, plus they're getting bonus members-only resources. Check it out: https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/lenthalls-barramundi-luke-opelt

Cameron Harlen-Roberston is a young angler who bats well above the average when it comes to targeting jewfish land-based on lures. Given the amazing success he's enjoyed from the rock walls, I thought it was worth finding out what new tricks this old dog might be able to learn from a rising young gun. I wasn't disappointed. ________________________ Enjoying the ALF podcast and want a little more? Please consider supporting the show by joining Team Doc Lures. Apart from helping keep us on air, you'll get access to some cool members only resources aimed at improving your fishing success. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/northern-nsw-rockwall-jewfish-cameron-harlen-robertson/ More episodes on Jewfish Fishing: https://doclures.com/species/jewfish-fishing/

The Condamine River system is a smallish Murray Cod fishery that gets impacted by agricultural practices. It still holds still plenty of 80-90cm fish to keep land-based and kayak anglers interested though, and Morgan Taylor explains how to go about targeting them. ____________________ Lend us a hand? By joining our Team Doc Lures community you show your support for the ALF podcast, plus you get some cool members-only episodes, extended episodes and audio masterclasses. Check it out today! https://team.doclures.com _____________________ Full show notes for todays episode https://doclures.com/condamine-murray-cod-morgan-taylor/

The Curdies River in Southwest Victoria is a relatively small bream river that punches well above its weight in terms of the quality and quantity of black bream available. Tournament bream gun Declan Betts lives quite close to the Curdies system and has some awesome tips for fooling its wily inhabitants. ________________________ Enjoying the ALF Podcast and want to lend a hand? By joining Team Doc Lures you can support the show and also get the ALF Plus extended interviews and some audio masterclasses available to members only. Check it out: https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes for Episode 460: https://doclures.com/curdies-bream-declan-betts/

Mulloway fishers are notoriously secretive around southern Australia, but fortunately Casey George has stepped up to lend a hand to Melbourne Mulloway enthusiasts. He's been consistent on the mulloway in the Patterson system for some years and has plenty of great advice for ALF listeners. ___________________________ There's more to this episode! In the ALF PLUS edition Casey shares a few extra tips and tricks just for Team Doc Lures members. Why not support the ALF podcast by becoming part of Team Doc Lures - plus you'll get the Plus episodes and members-only audio masterclasses. https://team.doclures.com ___________________________ More about fishing Melbournes Lakes and Rivers: https://doclures.com/fishing-melbourne-lakes-rivers/ Get the full show notes at https://doclures.com/paterson-mulloway-casey-george/ More episodes on Jewfish Fishing: https://doclures.com/species/jewfish-fishing/

Despite massive fishing pressure, Moreton Bay remains a highly productive fishery, with snapper being one of the most popular targets. Few anglers target them by trolling hard bodies though, which is exactly why today's interview with George Mole piqued my interest. George consistently gets quality reds using this technique and today shares his experience with ALF listeners. ______________________ Enjoying the ALF Podcast? Then please consider showing your support by joining Team Doc Lures! Aside from helping keep us on air, you'll get some cool members-only audio masterclasses and other resources to improve your fishing. https://team.doclures.com ______________________ https://doclures.com/moreton-bay-snapper-george-mole/

I reckon there are 2 big mistakes that people make when it comes to finding fish. One is they place too much faith in marks and waypoints without giving it much thought. The other is they use sonar to prospect large areas rather than narrowing it down first. In this episode I go through some strategies for eliminating dead water and focusing your efforts on the areas most likely to hold fish. ________________________ Enjoying the ALF Podcast? Please consider supporting the show by joining Team Doc Lures. You'll get some members onlt content whilst helping to keep us on air. Please check it out: https://team.doclures.com ________________________ Full show notes for this episode can be found at https://doclures.com/finding-fishing-locations-greg-vinall/

The Bemm River is firing after having been rested for a couple of seasons as a a result of Covid lockdowns and bushfires. One angler who is set to take advantage is Gippsland tournament fisher Ruth Beeby. In today's episode Ruth shares her tips for summertime breaming in the Bemm. __________________________ Enjoying the ALF Podcast but want a little more? Please consider supporting the show by joining Team Doc Lures. You'll get some members only stuff like audio masterclasses, ebooks, "Plus" episodes and more. Check it out at: https://team.doclures.com __________________________ Full show notes at https://doclures.com/bemm-bream-ruth-beeby/

Lake Eildon has the reputation of holding some massive Murray cod - but not always being the easiest place to catch them. Today's guest Kate Norman has been kicking goals though, with 5 metre plus fish to her name in the past 6 weeks alone. I decided it was time to get Kate on the show and find out what she's been doing right! ____________________ There's an ALF PLUS extended episode of this interview available over at Team Doc Lures! If you'd like to support the show and get the extra info, why not join the team? https://team.doclures.com _____________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/eildon-murray-cod-kate-norman/

Which are best, wooden hard bodied lures, or plastic ones? Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and both can be deadly on fish of all kinds. I've made wooden lures for 40 years but wouldn't be without plastic lures, too. So if you've never used a timber lure, maybe it's time to see what the fuss is about! ___________________________ For Team Doc Lures members, there are now some wooden lure making downloads on the website for those who want to give it a crack. If you're nota member, you can join here: https://team.doclures.com ___________________________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/wooden-vs-plastic-lures-greg-vinall/

Caitlin Berecry is a "Women In Rec Fishing Network" leader and is consistently successful on Murray cod both land and kayak based from the Campaspe and the Loddon river systems. In today's episode Caitlin shares her tips for cod fishing success! ________________________ This is a "Plus" episode of the ALF podcast, so there's an extended version with some extra pro tips available to Team Doc Lures members - plus some bonus audio masterclasses and other members-only content. https://team.doclures.com/ ________________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/central-victorian-murray-cod-caitlin-berecry/

The shallow water snapper fishery around Newcastle to Port Stephens can be exceptional, and yet most anglers struggle to catch snapper from the wash and tend to head for deeper water. Dan Hutchinson has been lure fishing for these beats for 20 years and has plenty of great advice to share. ________________________ Find this ALF Episode useful? Then maybe you need to check out the PLUS version...... it has an extra 10 minutes where Dan and I get into some pro tips that can change the snapper game completely! You'll find it at https://team.doclures.com/ ________________________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/nsw-north-coast-snapper-dan-hutchinson/

The Nambucca, Macleay and Hastings River systems hold good numbers of trevally all year round - with multiple species on offer and some pretty hectic action at times. David Irvine loves to target these feisty sportfish on very light gear and a range of small lures. _________________________ Enjoying the ALF Podcast? Please show your support by joining Team Doc Lures! Members get bonus audio masterclasses, ebooks and other resources to help improve their fishing. Check it out: https://team.doclures.com/ _________________________ Full show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/nsw-mid-north-trevally-david-irvine/