The Great Sandy Straits is an extensive network of sandbanks, channels and mangrove-fringed shoreline nestled between Fraser Island and the mainland on Queenslands Fraser Coast. Much has been written about the decline in fisheries in this area, and today's guest Ryan Holdsworth has noticed the impact. However, he reckons the barra, jack and threadfin fisheries are the exception and have held their own, with great sportfishing opportunities on offer in the creeks and shorelines on the western side. In today's episode Ryan shares his strategies for finding and targeting all three species on lures, working though how to use the tides, the best tackle for the job and the techniques he uses to tempt these species to his lures. _______________ Keen for even more help to catch fish on lures? Please consider supporting the Australian Lure Fishing Podcast by joining Team Doc Lures. Apart from keeping us on air, your membership entitles you to ALF "PLUS" episodes, audio masterclasses, livestreams and tackle deals - for less than a cup of coffee would cost you each week. Check it out at https://team.doclures.com _______________ Today's show notes are available at: https://doclures.com/great-sandy-strait-ryan-holdsworth

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