Starring Steve Correia and Paul Green

Almost every angler would list the mighty mulloway in their Top 5 dream fish. They're not only smart and shy, mulloway have very set feeding patterns and once you hook them, you then have to try and stop them!

While you can catch mulloway from the east coast of Australia right through the Great Australian Bight and well into WA, the fishing town of Carnarvon, some 900km north of Perth, is renowned as a mulloway hotspot.

In fact, Steve has a 100% mulloway record in Carnarvon so far but this time he's up against it. The team only have 3 short days to find a mulloway for Paul, fish the dangerous cliffs of Quobba and then head 50km offshore to fish an island that most people will never even see.

Throughout the course of this one hour special, you'll learn how to fish Carnarvon for bream, tailor, dart, snapper and, of course, mulloway. It covers shore fishing, small boat fishing and charter options.

You'll also see behind the scenes footage showing you just what it takes to make a fishing show.

If you like fishing, you won't want to miss a minute of this!
 

If you want to see BIG tailor ... and we mean BIIIG tailor in some dangerous water then you've come to the right place. 

This is our most DANGEROUS fishing episode ever ... and you HAVE to see the whole episode BUT, if you don't have a big download cap don't worry, here's a 6 minute highlights package of all the best bits and it's a little as 13Mb!

Watch Steve Correia and his team fishing the Kalbarri River Mouth during a huge swell to catch some of the country's biggest tailor. This is exciting fishing at its best.
 

Our local fishing legend today is Andrew Keith, a jigging specialist, especially for the legendary samsonfish, which is something that Perth anglers take for granted. A “small sambo” to WA locals is about 30 pounds …

These fish, powered by Mack Trucks, school in the deep waters off of the world’s most isolated city throughout the months that see temperatures push towards 42 and 45 degrees Celcius. Many articles have been written about the power and, 10 years since “jigging” became popular, the fish are bigger, meaner and hanging out with the sort of sharks your mother warned you about.

A school of these relatives of the yellowtail kingfish and amberjack can number in the thousands and, during this episode, Steve fishes with his expert jigging instructor Andrew Keith.

Andrew is a jigging specialist, using 80lb custom braid and rods designed to work big lures in water from 100 to 500 metres deep. In this experiment, the boys use every type of outfit and lure (including 22mm ring spanners) to decide just what is required to be a serious sportfishing jigger in the 2010 Perth Game Fishing scene led by Rhyss Whittred and Nick Hocking.

At one stage they have a 5 way hookup of 25 kilo plus fish try to annihilate their tackle in less than 15 minutes. So … just what DOES it take to stop samsonfish and other Perth sportfish without you sending the Visa card into shock? Today we’re going to find out!

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LeisureCat
Samsonfish Jigging Lessons

Back in 1999, Steve Correia made a pilot for a fishing series. It went on to become Fishing WA which is now seen all around the world. This is the pilot for that series and it's never been seen before anywhere outside of the Nine boardroom.

It's only 6 minutes but there's some amazing fishing action set to music.

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Fishing Lessons with Steve Correia

Without doubt, this is the most dangerous fishing show Steve Correia has ever made. After being dumped on by a huge wave several years ago at “Black Rock” – the country’s best tailor spot, he returns with a better boat, a better team and MUCH bigger fish.

You’ll see them put their LeisureCat right into the 3 metre swell (!) as they risk life and limb to pull huge tailor from a spot that has seen 7 national tailor records. In the process, you’ll learn a lot about targeting these hunters in white water but, mostly, you’ll wonder how they got back alive!

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LEISURECAT
FISHING LESSONS

Don’t have a lot of bandwidth but still want to watch TV? Highlights are perfect because they're only 3 minutes long and the best parts of the TV episode set to a music soundtrack … and this one’s really funny.

Some of the best squidding action you'll ever see, including the debut of "Squid Cam"!

Want to learn to catch more fish? Click here for Perth fishing lessons

This is easily the funniest fishing show we’ve ever seen as Steve C goes fishing with Steve “Miggsy” Miguel and Steve the Crazy Russian.

BUT, here's the disclaimer: It has ... a little bit of swearing but not the f-bomb, grown men acting like gooses, toilet humour matched with some of the finest stand up comedy about the theme ingredient of squid that you'll see outside of Iron Chef.

However! You’ll see the debut of “Squid Cam” and you'll also learn tons about squidding PLUS all about Fremantle's fishing history. C'mon, you'd hate not to find out what a Squidly Pollock is!

Links:
LeisureCat

OK so you don't have a whole 45 minutes to watch Steve's best fishing show ever ... but, if you have 3 minutes you can see the best bits cut to a crankin' rock music soundtrack by jetsetfire and lots of exciting edits. Fishing, rock music, salmon and these clowns trying to kill themselves on a Monday morning ... what more could you want out of 3 minutes?

At the time, Steve said this was his best fishing show ever. And that’s a big call because he’s made nearly 200 of them now. This episode is all about the exciting Australian salmon, how to find them, how to hook them, how to land them, even how to photograph them.

Each year, the salmon migration from Esperance to Perth is the most exciting period of sportfishing action of the year. The fish are hungry and in their thousands, but how do you catch them?

At the end of this special episode you'll certainly know, and it even finishes with a fishing rock video. You can’t say fairer than that.
 

Paul Nolan is a gun on Jurien dhufish and, to kick this series off, he takes Steve to his coral bank to fish for WA’s most sought after fish, the West Australian dhufish. Not only is Noles hilarious, his brain is a bank of dhufish knowledge that every angler will want to tap into.

Here you'll learn all about reading your sounder, how to look for habitats and caves and everything you need to know about targeting dhufish including catching your own fresh baits. Not to be missed!

Want to learn to catch dhufish? Click here for Perth dhufish lessons

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The prize bottom fish in WA’s south is the dhufish but, in the North West, the red emperor is what everyone chases. In this episode, Steve swaps places with dhufish expert Noles and teaches him how to find his first ever red emperor in his new 8m Leisurecat.

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Leisure Cat

Here’s an episode for the absolute newcomer to fishing in Western Australia. Herring are the most common fish in Perth waters and Steve shows Darren how to catch them on artificial maggots, green tube and even cheap bream lures.

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Have you ever seen those huge fish swimming around the rocks at your local marina? They’re buffalo bream, the toughest vegetarians on the block and they’re next to impossible to catch … or are they? In this episode Steve shows Paul how it’s done

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Have you always wanted to catch a dolphinfish?

Mark has always wanted to catch this spectacular fish, also known as the mahi mahi or Dorado. It's one of the most exciting sportfish living around Perth but you have to travel 60km offshore to get them, through some dangerous waters at times.

Luckily, Steve's an expert at dolphinfish, so he gives Mark his his chance ... with hilarious results. Snapped rods, sarcasm and everything you'd want from a day's fishing, you’ve gotta see this one. 

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Welcome to the first episode of the new Series from Steve Correia. In this show, he takes a member of the public fishing to catch their dream fish.

Episode 1 features bream, and Steve takes Lachy to a land based location close to Perth on the Swan River, to shows him how to use whole mussels to catch huge black bream. You’ll be amazed at what size fish live right on Perth's doorstep!

Perth's Swan River is still a reasonably healthy waterway, despite a lot of pressure, and cruising around in the tannin stained water are loads of bream. Some of these fish are between and 45 and 50cm, not much smaller than a decent snapper, and here Steve sets out to prove you can catch a 40cm plus bream from shore. In fact, you'll see him catch a 46cm fish on mussels using only 4lb line.

If you want to catch big black bream from shore, this is the show for you.

Get bream fishing lessons in Perth - click here

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