Western Angler Magazine Aug/Sep 15 Edizione posteriore

The August-September Western Angler is a special one, as the magazine celebrates a major milestone with its 30th anniversary.

Western Angler first became a voice for West Australian recreational fishers in 1985.

In a bumper edition, founding fathers Ian Stagles and Ross Cusack return to offer their thoughts on an amazing publishing journey.

The WAngler team takes a close look at fishing in the magnificent Kimberley.

Read the thoughts of a range of local experts on the many fishing options around the Kimberley, including close to the tourist mecca of Broome.

Scott Coghlan reports on a blossoming sportfishery for mulloway in Albany’s Kalgan River.

Alex Burgoyne puts the small boat offshore fishing around Dunsbrough under the spotlight and gives it a glowing appraisal.

Jo Starling continues her series on kayak fishing basics by looking at how to avoid getting dunked, and Steve Hart has some basic guidelines for metro jigging.

There’s also plenty more including a great boat review, plus columns on the pros and cons of braid and mono for shore anglers, a new approach for targeting pelagics from kayaks and the benefits of fast taper rods.

There's another easy to follow filleting guide, this time for mullet.

Western Angler is the benchmark for regional fishing magazines in Australia.