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Jun 25, 20262 min
Gippsland Lakes Fishing Charter — What to Expect on Your First Trip
Booking your first guided fishing charter on the Gippsland Lakes can feel both exciting and slightly daunting — especially if you're new to lure fishing or estuary fishing altogether. Having guided many first-timers on this system, I can tell you the most common feeling at the end of the day is wondering why it took so long to book. The System — Bigger Than You Think The Gippsland Lakes is Australia's largest coastal lake system, covering interconnected waterways including Lake King, Lake...

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Jun 25, 20262 min
Dusky Flathead on Soft PlasticsWhat Works in Gippsland's Estuaries —
Soft plastics have transformed dusky flathead fishing across East Gippsland's estuary systems. From the Gippsland Lakes to Mallacoota Inlet and Bemm River, they consistently produce fish across all seasons — and they're one of the first techniques I introduce on every guided charter. Keep Lure Selection Simple One of the biggest mistakes I see beginners make on my charters is overcomplicating lure selection. In most Gippsland estuaries, flathead primarily feed on small baitfish and prawns —...

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Jun 25, 20263 min
Lure Fishing for Beginners — What I Teach Every First-Timer
One of the most rewarding parts of my job as a fishing guide is introducing people to lure fishing for the first time. The biggest misconception I encounter is that it's overly complicated. In reality, most beginners improve rapidly once they understand a few core fundamentals — and that's exactly what I focus on from the moment we leave the ramp. Lesson One: Build Confidence First The first thing I teach every new angler is confidence in what they're doing. Many beginners constantly change...

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