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THE A.S. HORNE STORY
It’s a fact that eight out of ten anglers in this country who fish in waders are wearing products from A.S. Horne. The Horne name is legendary within national fishing circles, joining the likes of Butterworth, Alvey and Halco as true icons of the Aussie angling scene.

FAR AND WIDE
We’re lucky here in SA to have some pretty spectacular deep water fishing – and charter operators equipped and keen to tackle the offshore scene. Brett Mensforth travelled to Marion Bay recently to lock horns with some real heavyweights.

HIGH TIMES AT PONDALOWIE
There can be no doubting the advantage provided when you engage the services of an experienced charter operator. Peter Knott discovered this recently while fishing with mates off lower Yorke Peninsula.

KAYAK SAFETY
With ‘yak fishing growing in popularity all the time, Greg Wirth’s words of advice are well worth considering. Kayaking is fun and can be productive, but it also demands common sense and thorough preparation.

KAYAKS - A REAL ALTERNATIVE
Brenton Ellis was once co-proprietor of the Harbor Kiosk at O’Sullivan Beach and Editor of Statewide Fishing and Boating News. This piece marks his comeback to the world of fishing writing and I’m sure you’ll find it as informative as we did.

YELLOWTAIL KINGFISH
Kings are tough, tenacious customers that demand a strong back and quality equipment. As Shane Mensforth reports, you’ve got to know these fish and the way they think to tackle them successfully.

METRO TINNY TACTICS
According to Mark Weinert, all you need to grab a good feed in local waters is a well set up aluminium dinghy, some common sense and perseverance. What follows is gold for the tinny brigade.

PRACTICAL ANGLER – LIFE’S A DRAG
The drags on most quality reels are great these days, straight from the box, but keeping them in top condition demands a bit of TLC. Greg Wirth explains all you need to know about reel drags.

SENSATIONAL SOUTH OZ SURF
Melbourne-based publisher and fishing film producer, Bill Classon, travelled across the border recently to shoot some surf salmon action for an upcoming DVD. He was blown away with what our West Coast beaches have to offer.

SNOOK SECRETS
Although snook may not be as good on the plate as whiting or garfish, they are both easy to find and fun to catch. Steve Hunt provides some handy information on how to improve your snook catch this season.