Tips Cheap Tayz Fishing have is a local company that has been fishing Locally for years now. We have been fishing all around Victoria Rivers, dams and streams. Also have been on many trips to Queensland Barramundi Dams. Australian abounds with many lakes impoundments and rivers offering many fish species for anglers to catch with the most common being as follows. | Species | Rigs | Baits | | Trout | General running rig
Bubble float rig
Quill or pencil float rig | Worms
Yabbies
Mudeyes
Grasshoppers
Woodgrubs | Tips
Trout are a very shy fish that feed mainly on small crustaceans and insects. When fishing for trout it pays to let the trout run with the bait before striking, it also pays to use small baitholder and suicide pattern hooks to present your bait. Another great way of catching trout is spinning with small minnow or bladed type lures. |
| Species | Rigs | Baits | | Cod and Yellowbelly | General running rig
Bottom rig | Yabbies
Bardi Grubs
Worms | Tips
Cod and yellowbelly are native species of Australia inhabiting many lakes and rivers where they live very close to structure such as sunken timber and rockwalls. When fishing for cod and yellowbelly it is important to get your bait as close to the timber as possible as they wonÕt move far from their homes to eat a bait. Lure fishing is another extremely successful method for catching cod and yellowbelly. The lures used are ones that dive very deep and have a strong swimming action, as with bait fishing it is important to get your lure as close to the snag as possible. |
Lure Fishing/Spinning Lure fishing is a great way of catching a whole range of fish species from trout to tuna and bream to barramundi, although there are any different styles of lures available they are all designed for a different use. Minnow Style LuresThese are the lures that look like a small fish with a metal or plastic bib that protrudes from the bottom jaw of the lure, this is what gives the lure its action. Minnow lures come in a huge range of shapes and sizes aimed at catching a wide range of fish, they are ideal for nearly all trolling and casting purposes. eg; Barramundi, tuna, mackeral, flathead, bream, cod, trout, tailor and salmon. Soft Plastic LuresThese lures catch a wide range of fish in fact almost every fish that will eat a hard lure will eat a soft plastic, this is especially so with species such as flathead. Soft plastic lures have several great features that make them stand out from other lures. The main ones being that with the lures being soft when a fish grabs the lure it feel natural so if it misses the hook on the first attempt it is more likely to try and eat the lure again. Other great features of soft plastic lures include that when they are fished slowly the rubber tail/s will still have an enticing swimming action. The main advantage of being able to fish these lures slowly is that it means that you keep your lure in the strike zone for longer Fishing with these lures requires the angler to work the lure slowly back towards them with short sharp twitches of the rod tip allowing the lure to settle each time before another twitch of the rod tip is made. Soft plastics are also great for fishing around snags as their single hook doesnÕt become snagged in the timber as often as lures with trebles.
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