Small jewfish can be targeted all year round from the rocks and headlands of the northern NSW coast, but in Autumn the mullet runs bring the bigger (10-25kg) size class of jewfish close to shore to feed on the prolific food supply. The weeks and months following Anzac Day are the prime time to dust off the jewfish tackle and hits the rocks and headlands in search of jewies. Tristan Sloan grew up in the Ballina area and learned to catch jewfish from the rocks and rock walls at a young age. He's recently returned after a number of years in Northern Ausralia and found that his knowledge and past experience have allowed him to step straight back into consistently catching headland jewfish on lures. ______________ The Australian Lure Fishing Podcast supports Aussie anglers with quality information to improve their fishing results. Now you can support the podcast by becoming a member of Team Doc Lures. Members receive access to "Plus" editions of podcast episodes, members-only episodes and audio masterclasses, amazing tackle deals, livestreams and more! Check it out at https://team.doclures.com ______________ Full show notes for today's episode are available at https://doclures.com/ballina-headlands-jewfish-tristan-sloan/ More episodes on Jewfish Fishing: https://doclures.com/species/jewfish-fishing/

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