Over the coming week’s, TG’s own Aaron Hill will be providing you with a comprehensive how to guide on all things Hobie fishing!
Whether you are fishing the boulder-invested freshwater rivers in search of the iconic Murray cod, the brackish backwaters of the eastern flowing coastal rivers for the angry Australian bass and Dusky Flathead, or just a lazy drift in one of the many lakes and impoundments that are scattered throughout Australia, the Hobie range of kayaks paddle past the crowd and give keen anglers a whole new option for exploration.
Overview
For the best part of a decade we have been fishing out of Hobie Kayaks. These versatile and compact vessels, are powered by the ever reliable mirage drive . The compact, lightweight and hand’s free nature of these vessel’s has allowed us to access some of the most remote water our sunburnt country has to offer, and have helped us catch more fish in hard to access locations and in a wide range of conditions.
This upcoming series has been designed to provide some helpful tips, hints and tricks that we have adopted over the years to improve our success rate, reduce the amount of lost auxiliary tackle, capture the action on camera and to simply make fishing from Hobie a more comfortable experience for all.
Information about Hobie
Since 1950, Hobie has been in the business of shaping a unique lifestyle based around fun, water, and quality products. From their world headquarters in Oceanside, California and subsidiaries in Huskisson, NSW, Australia and Toulon, France, Hobie Cat Company manufactures, distributes, and markets an impressive collection of eco-sensitive watercraft worldwide. These include an ever-expanding line of recreation and racing sailboats, pedal-driven and paddle sit-on-top recreation and fishing kayaks, inflatable kayaks, fishing boats and stand-up paddleboards plus a complementary array of parts and accessories.
You can find out more at the Hobie Australia website