Game Fish: Albacore Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Mako Sharks Reef Species: Tasmanian Abalone, Rock Lobster, Snapper, Morwong Estuary & Shore: Australian Salmon, Mulloway, Flathead, Trevally Trout: (Inland waters) Brown Trout, Rainbow Trout (as waters cool)

Focus on estuary mouths and rocky shores for Salmon and Mulloway Use lures that mimic baitfish for best results Early morning and late afternoon for optimal shore fishing Be prepared for changing weather conditions

Tuna and Sharks: Troll or cast lures in waters 50-200m deep, approximately 5-15 km offshore Reef fishing: Anchor near known reefs for Snapper and Morwong, using bait or jigs Keep an eye out for bird activity, indicating baitfish schools and potential game fish

Gear: + Medium to heavy tackle for game fish + Light to medium for estuary and shore fishing + Check and update gear for the new season Clothing: + Waterproof and windproof jackets + Insulating layers for cooler mornings and evenings + Sturdy, waterproof boots for shore fishing Food and Drink: + Thermoses with hot beverages for chilly days + High-energy snacks (e.g., nuts, dried fruits) + Packed lunches, considering cooler-safe storage for perishables + Plenty of water for hydration