How to

There's lots to learn in fishing and the more you know, the more you realise just how much you don't know.  Thanks to a number of publications and through the efforts of a number of fishing journalists, we have been able to bring you a great range of 'How to' articles.

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Latest Articles
	Title	Rating	Date
	Surfcasting for Sharks	Rated 8 time(s).	July 2001
	Gary Kemsley talks about surfcasting for sharks on the Hawkes Bay beaches.
	Surfcasting - which baits to use and when	Rated 18 time(s).	December 2001
	Gregg Smeal gives us a low down on choosing the right bait for surfcasting
	Surfcasting - tips techniques and hints for getting setup for surfcasting	Rated 14 time(s).	March 2011
	To get started, all you need is a moderately priced rod and reel, some basic terminal tackle, a handful of bait and a beach. Gary Kemsley explains what you need to do to get started.
	Surfcasting - setting yourself up	Rated 74 time(s).	May 1999
	Gary Kemsley helps sort out the necessary gear for intending surf fishers.
	Surfcasting - rigs, tips and techniques	Rated 13 time(s).	August 2010
	There are some weird and wonderful rigs around, but in this instance Gary Kemsley discusses the merits of simplicity..
	Surfcasting - In the Hawkes Bay	Rated 12 time(s).	September 2010
	Shorts and T-shirt weather, accompanied by an influx of fish approaching Hawke Bay’s shorelines as the sea temperatures rise to 20-degrees plus – thank goodness for the start of summer!
	Surfcasting - hints from an expert	Rated 20 time(s).	June 1999
	Gary's Surfcasting Guide - Competition Fishing.  Gary Kemsley divulges a few of his hard-won surfcasting secrets with us.
	Surfcasting - catching smooth hound, rig or lemon fish	Rated 17 time(s).	November 2009
	Spotted smooth-hound, rig, grot sharks, lemon fish – call them what you will in the areas you fish – are one of the hardest fighting surf fish available countrywide..
	Straylining tips	Rated 16 time(s).	March 2000
	Hopefully you're now anchored up in a place where the berley is streaming out the back of the boat. If the current's not too strong cast a good distance out the back....... More straylining subtlet...
	Stickbaits and surface fishing techniques Part 5	Not yet rated...	May 2012
	In this instalment I will give you tips on casting lures, so you can accurately land lures close to markers, reefs and work-ups, and get a few vital extra metres out of each cast.
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