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BACK AT BROUGHTON
Port Broughton doesn’t receive as much publicity these days as some other Spencer Gulf locations, but as Phill Heitmann discovered recently, it’s still well worth the trip.

COLLECTING YOUR OWN BAIT (PART ONE)
It’s no secret that fresh bait is the best bait. In this, the first instalment of a two-part series, Mark Weinert takes us through the process of collecting some of the most effective baits for local fish.

THE HARD PLASTIC REVOLUTION
Andy Branson is a newcomer to these pages. He’s a kayak fishing enthusiast and in this piece he discusses what you need to look for if you’re keen to join the growing army of paddling anglers.

PORT MAC’ – THE RETURN
Steve Hunt and his regular crew ventured down to Port MacDonnell in autumn to try their luck on southern bluefin. They didn’t hook any of the 100 kilo giants, but had a ball on smaller tuna.

RIGHT AROUND THE ROCK
Shane Mensforth reports on a fabulous five-day trip that took him and eight others all the way around Kangaroo Island. The fish were big and the action was fast and furious.

ROCK POCKETS AND PLASTICS
Like most of us, Steven Pike enjoys some uncomplicated, laid-back fishing from time to time. As he reports, flicking small rubber tails into the inshore gutters and eddies can often bring surprising results.

THE MOST VITAL CONNECTION OF ALL
Our resident tackle guru, Greg Wirth, looks at the best ways to attach a hook to leader material. It’s basic stuff, but something a lot of anglers seem to have trouble with.

THE REDS ARE BACK!
Snapper are showing up in better numbers on many grounds off the metropolitan coast. In this report Peter Muirhead provides an anecdotal insight into whether this is a genuine recovery or a flash-in-the-pan.

VICTORY FROM THE JAWS OF DEFEAT
Every now and then, fishermen get lucky. As Chris Pucknell describes, however, you don’t get much luckier than this!