Australian Lure Fishing Greg "Doc Lures" Vinall

How lucky are Australian anglers? Our largest city, home to around 20% of our entire population is built around not one, but two fishing playgrounds. We're going to focus on Sydney Harbour today with our guest Justin Duggan - and we're going to learn how to target those frustrating kingfish (and other pelagics) at times when they are smashing bait along the shoreline. Frustrating why? Because they can be turning the shoreline to foam as they bust up on small bait like jelly prawns and anchovies. But despite being visible, exciting and active, they can be very difficult to convince to take a lure. Fortunately, Justin will share the techniques and tackle that can change your fortunes!
_____________
The members-only "PLUS" edition of this episode is available over at Team Doc Lures. In that version Justin and I go through the techniques he uses to fight tough pelagics from their homes on the light tackle that's necessary to get the bites. Members enjoy the PLUS edition of numerous past episodes, as well as livestreams, audio masterclasses, online tools and tackle offers. Please consider supporting the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast by joining Team Doc Lures for less than you'd spend on a coffee per week! https://team.doclures.com
_____________
Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/sydney-kingfish-justin-duggan/

The continued resurence of the Bluefin Tuna fishery around southern Australia is creating spectacular results for those using traditional tuna fishing techniques. But with fish available in good numbers it creates the opportunity to explore less conventional (and maybe more fun) techniques. Over recent years it's become quite common to stop the boat and cast lures at feeding tuna, usually a stickbait or a diving minnow style lure. But Lee Rayner has discovered that surface poppers can be devastatingly effective on tuna. Working a popper in the right way can result in visually spectacular, heart stopping surface strikes from large and fast moving fish.  
 
Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/melbourne-bluefin-tuna-poppers-lee-rayner

What are the best flathead lures according to dozens of past ALF Podcast guests? That's what we'll explore in today's episode, which is a trailer for members of the public, but a full 40 minute episode for Team Doc Lures members. In the public edition we break down the three most versatile lure styles for flathead fishing. And in the "PLUS" edition we explore some pro tips for using them, plus look at the other lure styles commonly utilisedby those chasing trophy flathead. 
_____________
Interested in the full episode on the best flathead lures? It's available to Team Doc Lures members now, and you can get immediate access by joining the team and supporting the ALF podcast. Asdie from the "PLUS" version of many podcast episodes, you'll also get access to masterclasses, livestreams, tools and resources only available to Team Doc Lures members. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com
_____________
Full show notes for this episode are available at https://doclures.com/best-flathead-lures-greg-vinall

Jason is an undisputed master of impoundment barramundi fishing. His persistence, determination and commitment made him one of the early pioneers of winter impoundment barra fishing. In fact, pretty much everything Jason did back then was considered unconventional and even though some of it is mainstream today, he still has plenty of secrets to share and myths to dispel. 
___________________________
There's 18 more minutes of this interview in the "ALF Plus" edition, where Jason answers questions submitted by Team Doc Lures members. Now you can see who I'll interview next, post questions and get the extended interview. Check out Team Doc Lures!
https://team.doclures.com/
___________________________
Show notes for this episode: https://doclures.com/monduran-barramundi-jason-wilhelm/

What can everyday, social anglers learn from the guys and girls who fish on the tournement circuit? Plenty! Tournament anglers put themselves in the situation of having to quickly figure out what's going to work on competition day, regardless of the conditions. They do everything they can to maximise their time on the water and their chances of success. 
Social anglers might not be competing, but most of us have work, family and other commitments that might limits our fishing opportunities. Today we explore ways that social anglers can get more from their fishing by adopting some of the strategies and tactics used by the tournament guys and girls. 
______________
Deathy is a regular ALF contributor and put together the Big Bream Masterclass  that's available in the Team Doc Lures members area. If you'd like to support him and brush up on your fishing skills please consider joining Team Doc Lures at https://doclures.com/death/
______________
Show notes for todays episode are available at https://doclures.com/maximise-fishing-andrew-death

In many ways, there really isn't anything more important in your fishing kit than a quality pair of polarised sunglasses. We all know that quality sunglasses allow is to see through the water surface more clearly, but they also provide protection for our eyes against permanent damage from glare, UV and even the odd hook point. 
So in today's episode I'm going to go through what you need to know about polarised sunnies asnd give me personal (non-expert) experience. And since Tonic Sunglasses not only produce some of the best on the market but also support ALF listeners and fishing events across Australia, I'm going to demonstrate using their products. 
______________
If you need a quality pair of fishing sunglasses, please consider supporting the Australian Lure Fishing podcast by purchasing them through the Team Doc Lures Tackle Collective.
_____________
For full show notes, please go to: https://doclures.com/polarised-fishing-sunglasses-greg-doc-lures-vinall