Tossing oversize lures on oversize tackle in search of oversize giant trevally has to be considered an extreme sport. Those who regularly partake in this activity are usually left with sore bodies, adrenalin comedowns and severely damaged egos; all the hallmarks of an extreme sport!
Snapper, known as pink snapper in Western Australia, are a much-loved Australian species, appreciated as much for their eating quality as they are for their sporting attributes. Snapper can be caught in estuary, bay and offshore environments along our east, west and south coasts.
There’s a bunch of ways to enjoy these great fighters, and now we can add trolling to that list! While this is a relatively underrated technique for this species, results have shown just how deadly it can be, and it’s a great way to maximise your chances when motoring between spots!Â
The Giant Trevally (GT) is the highest profile of all the trevallies found in Australian waters and attracts a dedicated cohort of anglers with a blinding passion for these thugs of the reef.
Snapper is one of the most popular fish caught by recreational anglers in Australia. They are found along the south coast of Australia and all the way up the Queensland and Western Australia coast.