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Nov 22, 2024 | 
fishingworld.com.au | Patrick Linehan |Dave Seaman |Matt Young |Ben Caddaye
Fishing World’s Annual Summer-long edition is out now!This special bumper edition is jam packed full of features, with destinations, species guides, techniques, columns, new gear, reviews, and much more. As a bonus, this edition also includes our special Boat Fishing supplement with boat reviews, 4WD reviews, profiles, new gear and more. Grab your copy where all good magazines are sold. See below for a teaser of what’s inside.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
fishingworld.com.au | Scott Thomas |Ben Caddaye |Patrick Linehan |Dave Seaman
YOU can learn a lot by chatting to competitors at the Gold Coast Flathead Classic. Many are having a ball, but it doesn’t take long to find teams who, despite their best efforts, haven’t caught a fish. The problem is mostly about finding fish but there are quite a few other issues that have contributed to their “donut”. The results show that the big scores go to a select few. And they do it most years.
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Mar 21, 2024 | 
fishingworld.com.au | Patrick Linehan |Dave Seaman |Scott Thomas |Dave Rae
IT’S the classic angling conundrum. It doesn’t matter whether you’re fishing an estuary system for the first time, or the hundredth time,knowing “where to begin” is a common dilemma. A lot of fishers, especially relative newcomers, are too often seduced by the deepest sections of the system – the middle of the lake or river. Even relatively seasoned fishers can be coaxed away from the shoreline and drawn to deeper water.
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Mar 18, 2024 | 
fishingworld.com.au | Dave Seaman |Scott Thomas |Dave Rae |Sami Omari
ALMOST all braided fishing lines are made using Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibres. The process of spinning or braiding the strands of fibres gives different lines their unique feel and characteristics. Fishing line manufacturers are increasingly using PE, an acronym for polyethylene, on their products and packaging. However, it’s often used for various reasons. The most common use of “PE” is to measure the diameter of polyethylene fishing lines.
