In this episode you will see few adventures. First we where out in Bass Straight chasing barrels (tuna) and later we are at St Leonard's catching squid.Cheers
Here is two days adventures from last weekend. Similar places, same style of fishing, different days. First day with my friend Brett Dennis and on the second day I fished with Michael and John Loneranger. Both days we got into some good size King George whiting at...
In this episode, we head to Portland chasing tuna. While we were hoping to find some action close to shore, things were a bit quiet, so we pushed out to the continental shelf in search of better opportunities. Unfortunately, the bluefin and albacore tuna were nowhere...
Adventure 1: June 2024 – Chasing King George Whiting with Dave In June 2024, Dave and I set out on a much-anticipated trip to Leopold, with our sights set on King George Whiting. The day started with a bit of uncertainty, as we had to move around a few spots before...
Our fishing adventure started bright and early in Queenscliff, where we set out to catch some King George whiting at Grass Beds. The bite was slow, but we managed to hook a few—nothing too spectacular, but it was a good start. After spending some time at Grass Beds,...
In Today’s Episode:We head out to Mud Island, hoping to reel in some Gummy Sharks, but luck wasn’t on our side. However, we did land some slimy mackerel and garfish. We then made our way back to Queenscliff, where the action picked up with some impressive King George...
Yesterday, me and Tass decided to give St Leonards a go and chase some KGW. We left Clifton Springs around 10.30am and as we got around the corner at Indented Heads, it chopped up a bit. White caps everywhere but still fish-able. As we got there we start loosing bait...
This is our Adventure from April 16th at Port Fairy Chasing Mako Sahrks Enjoy! Well this young legends - Lucas and James - showed me how it's done. Marco Sharkmen charters had to take one of the charter boats down to Portland and made a decision to stop at Port Fairy...
