A lot of my hours these days spent casting all sorts of lures. The beauty of Australia is in simplicity and it's been so nice to get back to basics. It's an every man style of fishing and it's just so effective. I grew up Australian and I still can't think of anything better through my mates that to head out for an evening and sling some big baits down the burly trail. What's cool is that it doesn't matter whether you're fishing off a boat or whether you're over shallow fowl or deep whether you're in the muscle farms or even off the rocks. The principles are all the same. All it takes is some good oily baits, some current and making the time to get out there. The live liners just make things so easy. The quick look of the fletch and the reel is just engaged. It allows the bugs now put this one right up and eat the bait as naturally as possible and then makes sure you get a good hook set with the hook just in the right place. There's that live liner sound. When it goes off there's a quick little moment where a couple of nerve-setting and you take a wind and everything comes tight. That's what it's all about.