Fishing Victoria Forum

Hey guys, headed out today for an hour and a half drive arriving there around 6:30 am, missing the first light, bugger! Had always managed to catch some chunky salmon there on the first light and seem to be more of a rarity throughout the day. Was a pretty rough day with lots of seaweed but there we...

Hi all, So I've recently just started fishing again after a 25 years hiatus LOL, but now I am in a different state (Vic)than I was before (NSW) and I've just started to figure out this land based fishing gig is tough...So tuff I gave up catching fish and started catching Calamaris instead LOL,but no...

Hello everyone
I have recently retired and am going to try fishing.
I will ask a lot of questions.
Thank you

Inspired by SteveoTheTiger’s discussing tackle box storage and the perfect way of carrying tackle, I wanted to share my DIY land-based pier fishing cart setup. This setup focus is forever a work in progress and is always being upgraded to improve functionality. This setup is convenient, light weight...

Hey everyone, I wanted to give a fishing update before the school holidays start, St Leonards remains productive land-based with plenty of Calamari, Garfish and King George Whiting being caught from the pier. Calamari and garfish are productive all hours of the day/night with some big squid and thum...

Following what's been a horrific year in Melbourne, and a consequent 2 week delay when my car blew up, I finally made it away to attempt to open the 20/21 LBG account. Working at Aboslute until 9pm on Wednesday night, I -thought- I was organised enough to get up and get moving at stupid AM on Thursd...

Yesterday I want down to Mornington pier for a squidding session and I got two on a red head white body jig

7k will get you a boat. but as already mentioned, fishing in a yak is not the same as a boat. some get the yak because of storage issues, ease of launch and many other factors. work out exactly what you want the water craft for, and go from there. in an ideal world i would love a small boat, a big b...

Still plenty of fish in the sea