Showing posts with label Catalogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catalogue. Show all posts

Dec 12, 2014

Amazon Outdoors Christmas Catalog 2014


For a copy of Amazon Outdoors Christmas Catalog 2014 please click on link.

Nov 28, 2014

IMA Fishing Catalogue 2014

IMA Fishing Catalogue 2014


For a copy of IMA Fishing Catalogue 2014 please click on link.

Ozpig Hand Book 2014

Ozpig Hand Book 2014


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Shimano Fishing Catalogue 2014-2015

Shimano Fishing Catalogue 2014-2015


For a copy of Shimano Fishing Catalogue 2014-2015 please click on link.

Companion Outdoor Brands Catalogue 2014


Companion Outdoor Brands Catalogue 2014 

For a copy of Companion Outdoor Brands Catalogue 2014 please click on link.

Weber Brochure 2014-2015

Weber Brochure 2014-2015

For a copy of Weber Catalogue 2014-2015 please click on link.

Feb 28, 2013

Darche Camping Catalogue 2012 Download


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 Download Here

Unitika Leader and Braid Catalogue 2012 Download


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 Download Here

Samurai Reaction Catalogue 2012 Download


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Megabass Lures Catalogue 2011 Download


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Gamakatsu Catalogue 2012 Download


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Fuji & Rod Building Catalogue 2012 Download


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Atomic Premium Lures Catalogue 2012 Download


For a copy of Atomic Premium Lures Catalogue
Download Here

Fishing with soft lures or hard bodies (Ripperz, Guzzlerz or Hardz) requires a
completely different approach and way of thinking to the way you fished in the
past. In fact so different are the techniques and methods used that you can
pretty well forget everything you ever learnt about fishing with other styles of
lures as little of it applies to fishing with lures.

Not only will you learn to fish differently, you will start to ‘think’ differently
about your own fishing. You will become more of a ‘hunter’ of fish rather than
a ‘passive’ catcher of fish. Through the process of fishing with lures you will
become a much better fisherman, and find your fishing a lot more exciting,
challenging, and rewarding, and as a bonus you will catch a lot more fish than
you ever did before.

This year sees Atomic’s Hard Bodied lures (Hardz) expand even more with rapid
success and many top placing in tournaments, including mine and many other spots
filled in the ABT Grand Final because of these lures.

Feb 19, 2013

The VIC Recreational Fishing Guides 2013 Download

The 2013 Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide is now available at tackle shops across the state and includes important information about size and bag limits, permitted equipment and closed seasons.
Agriculture and Food Security Minister Peter Walsh said the guide was an important reference tool that included colour illustrations of commonly caught fish, so fishers could identify their catch, and the rules that apply.
The 2013 fishing guide outlines rules that currently apply as well as any new rules introduced since last year’s guide, including:
  • A daily bag limit for yabbies of 30 litres of whole yabby or 200 whole yabbies (whichever is the lesser), and a requirement to release all yabbies carrying eggs;
  • he permitted use of open top lift nets to collect yabbies;
  • An increase in the minimum legal length for dusky flathead from 27 to 30 centimetres and the introduction of a maximum legal length of 55 centimetres; and
  • Seasonal dates for the recreational catch of abalone from central Victorian marine waters.
Mr Walsh said the guide had been funded by the sale of Victorian recreational fishing licences.
“There are a number of other free products funded by fishing licence fees including plastic measures for abalone, rock lobster and spiny freshwater crayfish; fish length ruler stickers; and abalone pocket cards,” Mr Walsh said.
“We have also clarified the definition of ‘possession limits’ for priority species such as southern bluefin tuna and Murray cod.
“These changes have also been reflected in the Recreational Fishing smartphone application, available to download for free to any iPhone or Android users.
“The app now features a new GPS based function which helps anglers avoid fishing in Marine Parks by alerting them when they become close.”
The 2013 Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide is available free from 900 recreational fishing licence sellers throughout Victoria.

Download The 2013 Victorian Recreational Fishing Guide HERE

The NSW Recreational Freshwater Fishing Guides 2013 Download


The NSW Recreational Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Guides are produced by NSW DPI and funded from the Recreational Fishing Trusts as part of our commitment to providing recreational fishers with comprehensive, user-friendly information.

Included in the guide are details of significant projects in areas such as fisheries enhancement, habitat restoration, essential research programs, game fish tagging, fish stocking activities, safety awareness, education and community participation activities. All of these projects have been financed, in whole or part, from recreational fishing trust funds generated by the NSW Recreational Fishing Fee.

Also included is information on fishing fees, catch and release fishing, safety tips, knots and rigs, fishing rules, legal lengths, bag limits, protected and threatened species, and tide charts.

Copies of the NSW Recreational Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Guides 2012 are available from NSW DPI Fisheries offices and most fishing tackle shops. The publications are also available for download in PDF format (see below).

Download The NSW Recreational Freshwater Fishing Guides 2013 HERE

The NSW Recreational Saltwater Fishing Guides 2013 Download


The NSW Recreational Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Guides are produced by NSW DPI and funded from the Recreational Fishing Trusts as part of our commitment to providing recreational fishers with comprehensive, user-friendly information.

Included in the guide are details of significant projects in areas such as fisheries enhancement, habitat restoration, essential research programs, game fish tagging, fish stocking activities, safety awareness, education and community participation activities. All of these projects have been financed, in whole or part, from recreational fishing trust funds generated by the NSW Recreational Fishing Fee.

Also included is information on fishing fees, catch and release fishing, safety tips, knots and rigs, fishing rules, legal lengths, bag limits, protected and threatened species, and tide charts.

Copies of the NSW Recreational Saltwater and Freshwater Fishing Guides 2012 are available from NSW DPI Fisheries offices and most fishing tackle shops. The publications are also available for download in PDF format (see below).

Download The NSW Recreational Saltwater Fishing Guides 2013 HERE