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These instructional DVDs are from different sources and have been selected for their educational value.
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This 45-minute How to Catch Barramundi DVD is an exciting new production designed for people who know little about barramundi. The DVD is purely about how to catch wild barramundi, with an emphasis on the Northern Territory. There are 16 chapters with an easy menu - you will learn about barramundi habits, where they live, how to fish northern rivers, wet season fishing, rig tying, barra lures and more. There's plenty of action footage too of both barramundi and other tropical sportfish. A genuine barra DVD created in the NT, with footage taken right across the tropical north. CHAPTERS 1. Introduction 2. Where and how barramundi live 3. Top End barramundi calendar from September 4. Monsoon season 5. Floodplain runoff season 6. The greenwater season 7. Winter barramundi 8. The tides 9. Barramundi gear 10. Tying a barramundi rig 11. Bait fishing 12. Landing and handling 13. Barramundi boats and cars 14. Heat, crocodiles, beer and other perils 15. Professional barramundi guides 16. Credits and northern fishing clips The DVD is designed for Australians who want to travel and catch barramundi, but there's plenty of footage of amazing barramundi fishing to please international viewers. The disk is multi-region playable - you can play it in any country. |
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How to Catch Australian Bass with Peter Morse is an instructional DVD. It covers the history of bass, its habits, and the environment that it lives, both natural and man made. There is detailed instruction on how to fish for them using bait, lures and fly, the latest sportfishing techniques and modern technology is included. Featuring spectacular footage and detailed techniques, How To Catch Australian Bass is entertaining and informative viewing and a must for all anglers novice and experienced. |
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An absolute must for fishermen who eat their catch. Relevant to fishermen around the world. Jason Hein, a professional fish filleter, shows in simple steps how to easily and professionaly fillet your catch. How to fillet with demonstrations on snapper, bream, flathead, mullet and whiting. How to butterfly fillet using a trout. This comprehensive DVD also answers: How should I look after fish when caught? How long will fish remain fresh? How do I make sure fillets are boneless? How do I know what knife to use? How do I keep knives sharp? |
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Jarad Boshammer is one of Australia's leading deckhands with seven years experience in heavy and light tackle fishing, and fly fishing for marlin and sailfish. He has fished Australia's game fishing capitals of Cairns, Port Stephens and Bermagui, and has worked in New Zealand and spent six seasons off Hawaii. Jarad shows in easy steps how to rig the following baits: Swimming mullet Skipping garfish Yakkas How to tie on leaders, wind on leader, and wire. The bait rigging and leaders are suitable for spanish mackerel, sailfish, marlin and big tuna. |
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Cape York, the most northerly point on the Australian continent, is about as far off the beaten track as adventurous travellers can get. The surrounding country is a pristine wilderness criss-crossed by fresh and salt water rivers abounding in a host of species of tropical sportfish. Dave Donald, a now retired Cape York fishing guide and long-time angling and outdoor writer, travels to some of his favourite spots and shows some of his fishing methods. The cape is home to the mighty barramundi, but queenfish, fingermark, threadfin salmon, saratoga and other species also make an appearance in this action packed program. Featuring spectacular fishing footage and detailed techniques, this DVD is exciting and informative viewing and a must for keen travelling anglers. |
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