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Edisi Disember 2014: Badong VS Sebarau Lubuk Panjang Oleh:Web Umpan Tarikh: 25 November 2014   Henjutan padu yang disangka ikan kelah menyambar sesudu, rupa-rupanya dari sang badong yang menyambar sesudu. Memang teruja melihatkan saiz sebarau besar di depan mata. Selepas berhempas pulas bertarung, akhirnya badong bersaiz 5.8 kg berjaya ditewaskan. Bro, anda memang kena tahu cerita ni. Jom, baca!    WACANA: LUBUK AKU BUKAN UNTUK DIKONGSI Apa cerita pula ni? Takkan nak ‘makan’ seorang bro? Ikuti kupasan topik ini dalam ruangan Wacana kali ini.   FOTOGRAFI: PERKARA PATUT TAHU SEWAKTU MENGAMBIL GAMBAR POTRET  Mantapkan lagi skil ambil gambar potret dengan tip kali ini. Banyak lagi yang perlu anda ketahui tentang seni fotografi.   TERBAEEKK!: KENALI SIAKAP MERAH, SI PENJAGA KAWASAN MUARA Ohhhhhh, memang layan. Kena tahu lebih banyak tentang sang siakap merah. Baru ada ilm...

By Grant Blair 21/11/2012 0 0 Catch this year’s big one With summer upon us and Christmas just around the corner, December is our bumper issue for the year. At a massive 228 pages, the December edition covers a lot of bases. Included in this month are… Snapper Workup Madness – Paul Senior is driven insane by Hauraki Gulf workup action Getting the Hump – snapper physiology with Sam Mossman Charter Connection – Mark Kitteridge targets snapper and kingfish aboard Spot On in Bream Bay. Surfcasting Ninety Mile snapper Bonanza – a contest preview from Bruce Basher Targeting Shy Fish – Andy MacLeod recommends a stealthy approach Make and Save – Part IV of Bruce basher’s DIY for Surfcasters series Gamefishing Battling Bluefin – reader Mike Humphries tangles with a tonne of muscle in Canada Keep Those Baits Fresh – tease and switch tips from Geoff Lamond Rigging Lures – the first of a two-part ‘how to’ feature from Bonze Fleet. Summer Speedsters – Adam Clancey has fun with the smaller t...

September 2012 edition Writtten by Grant Dixon - editor NZ Fishing News. It is a common enough expression for people to suggest taking kids is the future of our sport, but many just pay lip service to it. One who has gone beyond this is Parakai School’s Cameron Tamatahi-Davies (Mr T to his students!) who set up Fishing Academy NZ (FANZ). Cameron for two years now has shared his love of fishing with a bunch of students who gave up their own time to learn a little of the skills required to go fishing, along with its associated etiquettes and ethics. Cameron involved a number of people from the community as well as NZFN staffers Mark Kitteridge and Grant Dixon in FANZ, helping broaden the participants’ knowledge. Recently Mark spent a day on the water with the kids of FANZ and came away with some great shots and a nice story. One of the students graces the cover of this month’s magazine and story is quite inspirational as it shows how one person has gone from talking about TAKF to actual...