Boat Harbour - Andrew Wily

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Andrew Wily - Micro Jigging off Sydney

The action  was thick and fast off Sydney last Saturday as the weather was perfect and the water has just started to warm up. As the water warms up the bait fish start to appear and the kingfish start to feed more aggressively, this is when you can start using micro jigs to catch them. The best approach is to troll with a feather until you locate a school and then start micro jigging. The fish seem to take the micro jigs near the surface...

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Going fishing off sydney

    Fishing off Sydney on Sunday   Had a great day fishing off sydney on Sunday took the little boat out and had a mate join me who is an accountant from sydney.     We used the downrigger and ran a lure at 10 metres.     The results were instant and we caught a heap of undersized kingfish, which we returned to the ocean .  After a while we started to see some bigger fish turn up and were able to get a few keep a few.   After the downrigger I decided to try a micro jig and have included...

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Strange things in Sydney Harbour

The other day I was fishing on the west side of the harbour bridge and I saw a most unusual site on the sounder. It's been very unusual and hard to recognise. It must have been a sunken sailing boat and it was just of the point not far from the bridge. I guess someone must be missing their boat. Unfortunately there were no fish around it but that strange object made my fishing a little bit mysterious and unusual. Written by Andrew...

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Fishing in the harbour

On Monday I went out in the harbour to meet a boat Mechanic and I decided that I would have a quick fish before I met up with him at around 7 AM in the morning. The morning was overcast and the water looked clear as it had not been raining for some days. As I was meeting the mechanic off Noakes boat slipway I decided to see if any fish were biting. At first I trolled around to see if any fish were on the sounder and found a patch of fish...

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Wild boar on rampage on farm just north of Sydney - By Andrew Wily

A farmer just north of Sydney requested the help- of recreational hunter Andrew Wily to solve a major problem with a wild pig that was rampaging across his property causing damage to stock and infrastructure. On Thursday night this week I was requested by the farmer to attend his property in an attempt to bring to an end the problems being caused by a feral wild boar that had been causing him problems. After driving to his property from Sydney...

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AFSA announces new Bankruptcy Register Search service

Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA) Chief Executive, Veronique Ingram, today announced a new self-service option for people who need to obtain information about an individual’s current or past personal insolvency. Bankruptcy Register Search is an online service, available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The fee to conduct a search is $12. AFSA maintains the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII) – the permanent public...

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Sunday trip to Boat Harbour

On Sunday I decided to take a trip to Boat Harbour down near Cronulla to see what it was like for surfing particularly on the stand-up paddleboard When we arrive the wind was light and offshore as there was a light northerly wind blowing. We drove onto the beach and parked opposite the reef which is only 50 m offshore. We unloaded the paddleboards and proceeded to paddle out to the reef which is about 400 m offshore which appeaedr to have a small...

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Andrew Wily - Insolvency Uncovered

Andrew Wily is widely regarded as one of Sydney’s pre-eminent professionals in the highly challenging field of corporate insolvency and recovery. Graduating from Sydney University with a Bachelor of Economics in 1980 and as a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, Andrew trained in the KPMG Sydney practice before accepting an appointment to their London office for a two year period, where he gained valuable experience...

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Andrew Wily - Personal Insolvency Australia

In Australia, insolvency is defined as ‘when a person is unable to pay his/her debts as and when they fall due for payment’.  Reasons why a person might suddenly find themselves coping with unmanageable debt, leading to insolvency can vary. They might include the loss of a job, family illness, or a collapse of family relationships, which are often beyond someone’s control.  This article reviews several options that could provide you...

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Andrew Wily - Bankruptcy in Australia Part 3 – How to end your Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy in Australia can be an attractive and viable option for some people wanting to settle their outstanding credit problems.  This article looks at how quickly a bankrupt can terminate or annul their bankruptcy and what can be done, if anything, about their poor credit rating.  How to terminate my bankruptcy? Bankruptcy in Australia lasts three years starting from the date you filed a Statement...

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Andrew Wily - Bankruptcy in Australia Part 2 – What happens once bankrupt?

Bankruptcy in Australia may be a viable option for some people who want to settle their outstanding credit problems. This article provides some important personal bankruptcy information on what will happen once you are bankrupt to your current assets, travelling outside of Australia and your present job once you are declared bankrupt. What happens to my assets? Pursuant to Sections 58 and 132 of the Bankruptcy Act, upon declaring bankruptcy...

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