Tripletail are more common around the northern Australian coastline than most people realise. They're just not a species that is captured by accident all that often, you usually need to go looking for them. And whilst tripletail are a popular sportfishing target in other countries, not as many sportfishers go looking for them in Australia as probably should. But before you head off and scarper around the ocean looking for triples, have a listen to this conversation with Ryan Stimson. What he learned will not only help you pinpoint where to find tripletail, but will give you a good I dea of what lures to throw at them and how to work them. _____________________ This is an ALF PLUS episode, an extended version with additional tips for narrowing down the times and places to look for tripletail is available to Team Doc Lures members, along with audio masterclasses, online tools and resources and tackle deals. Joining up is a great way to support the ALF podcast and help to keep us on air, so check it out at https://team.doclures.com/ _____________________ Fishing for tripletail is very visual and requires quality fishing sunglasses both to spot the weed mats and structure as well as to see and cast to the fish. I use and recommend Tonic Sunglasses and now ALF listeners can support the podcast by purchasing their Tonic Sungasses through me (complete with money-back guarantee, price match guarantee, plus bonus fishing stuff and Team Doc Lures Membership. Find our more about Tonic Glasses here: https://doclures.com/tonic-sunglasses-review/ If you're not sure what frames and styles will suit you and your fishing best, you can use my virtual assistant to get the perfect pair of tonics for your face and fishing. You'll find the virtual assistant here: https://team.doclures.com/#quiz-MnHZnx Full show notes for today's episode are available here: https://doclures.com/gladstone-tripletail-ryan-stimson/

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