The turnaround time from a flooded fishery to a fishing bonanza has been nothing short of amazing! The estuary is fishing exceptionally well at the moment. Bream are really firing now and while you can still find the odd fish up river, most of the action is concentrated down around the mouth of the estuary with the rock walls fishing better than anywhere else. Bait fishermen have been enjoying the most success this week with baits of Mullet, Bonito, Herring and Slimy Mackerel working particularly well.
The local beaches have settled down very nicely and most are producing some cracking catches. With ocean temperatures hitting 24 degrees and above from about Monday there have been all sorts of things popping up along our coastline, yes there are patches of dirty water about which are fairly lifeless, however if you can find a spot on the rocks with clean water out the front of it you never know what you might find!
Offshore fishing has been noting short of amazing this week. The local Snapper have loved the recent weather events, feeding insanely hard on just about any reef out to about 35m. The bite seems to have slowed a little now but earlier in the week boats reported sessions in the middle of the day where they were catching a fish a cast on just about any bait, plastic or jig that you can think of!
The reefs in m have been all but unfishable due to huge amounts of current, however once you get out to m you will find workable ground and this week we have seen some great catches of Pearl Perch, Snapper, Kingfish and Bar Cod coming from the deep stuff. Pelagic enthusiasts also have plenty of be excited about, inshore we have 24 degrees and green-ish water but once you hit the FAD and beyond the water is cobalt blue and up to 27 degrees which has produced Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo and Yellowfin Tuna this week�..
April 1, The turnaround time from a flooded fishery to a fishing bonanza has been nothing short of amazing! What a crazy week of weather, the intensity of rain and the devastation that it has caused is something I have never seen and my heart goes out to all of those that have been impacted by it.
The estuary system will be dealing with the fresh for some time yet, however each high tide is finding its way further and further upstream. As far as fishing options go, we are fairly limited but there has been some very nice Bream hanging about down on the breakwalls, in Breckenridge Channel and around the bridge. The heavy rains have flushed the fish down into the lower sections of the system and out onto the beaches. Some of our beaches are an absolute mess following the floods with all sorts of debris lining the shores, however if you can find a clean gutter there are plenty of fish about.
Bream, Tailor, Salmon, Whiting and Tarwhine are all about in good numbers and are super hungry! The local stones have really slowed down over the last week, while the pelagic season may not be over for the year, it will be a little while until we see any fish again. Bream, Tailor and Salmon are about in decent numbers though and there should be plenty of hungry Drummer about. Things are still settling down out there and finding feeding fish has been very tough.
The nice weather forecast over the coming week should see plenty of boats out there and it will be very interesting to see what pops up. Rain rain go away! Unfortunately, the week has had to end with very average weather including some fairly solid amounts of rain. Up until Friday the local fishing had been ticking along quite nicely, particularly within the estuary.
Wallis Lake has been fishing insanely good for Flathead over the past year or so, they are definitely a worthwhile target outside of the Summer months! Nearly all of the fish have fallen for lures or live baits with prawn and grub style soft plastics proving to be particularly effective. The other species that has been particularly good this week is the good old Bream.
The break walls are holding some really nice fish now with plenty of fish up around the 40cm mark making an appearance now. The rough conditions have also been great for the local Tailor population which has settled itself down on the rock walls. Most fish are only small up to 30cm but there is the odd good one in amongst them and I would imagine there would be plenty of big Mulloway sitting just underneath them! Unfortunately, reports from the surf have been non-existent this week apart from two reports from guys that fished 7 Mile Beach down south and Diamond Beach to the north.
Both went searching for Tailor and both managed to land a few fish but neither landed anything over 35cm. Once conditions ease, with a bit of luck we will have some nice formations and warm water to fish which should be holding some good Whiting and loads of Bream. Water temps have come back up a bit now so with a bit of luck there will be fish still about, but we will have to wait and see what happens once things settle again next week.
Our offshore fishery is always awesome over the Autumn months and this year has been particularly good. Unfortunately, the weather has put a bit of a dampener on things for now but we should get another bite at the pelagic cherry soon enough.
The reef fishing has been incredibly good, the deeper reefs to the south have been producing loads of nice Pearl Perch up to about 3kg with the odd Snapper and Trag mixed in. The shallow reefs to the north have been producing some insane Snapper fishing in both numbers of fish caught and the average size of fish. There has been loads of great fishing action this week in the beautiful Great Lakes Area, the ocean is firing, the estuary is super consistent, and the land-based beach and rock fishing is performing as it should during Autumn.
The Estuary fishing just keeps on keeping on. Flathead have definitely tapered off a little in overall size of fish caught but the numbers are still great. Unfortunately, the action is a little on the slow side for the bait fishermen now, unless you are able to catch some nice live baits in the form of Herring or Mullet. As is often the case, the most successful way to target a few Flathead is by throwing soft plastics about and you will find fish all over the system now with some very good reports coming from the flats and drop offs south of Green Point, as well as the odd fish up in the Wallamba.
The local Bream have been performing well for weeks now in both numbers of fish caught and quality of the fish caught. The rock walls are producing more and more Bream and stonking big Leatherjacket as the days go on and this trend should continue for the next couple of months as the fish move down the system as they prepare to spawn. The local beaches have been really good of late and most have produced consistent catches of Tailor, Whiting and Bream.
The Tailor action that we have seen over the last few weeks is the best we have experienced for at least a year with plenty of anglers commenting on how many are about and how big the average fish is.
Fishing from the rocks can be amazing in Autumn and this year has already proved to be productive for most anglers with plenty of Pelagic action occurring up and down the coast. Unfortunately, the Sharks have been very active and make short work of a fighting Longtail Tuna!
Offshore continues to fish very well on most fronts. Spanish and Spotted Mackerel are about in really good numbers now and can be found on just about any inshore reef complex.
For those wanting to concentrate on the demersal species, Snapper, Pearl Perch and Flathead have been fishing really well on just about any reef out to about 70m.
I have seen loads of really nice Snapper this week, the best was caught by local angler John Rosskelly which measured 80cm to the fork!
How good is Autumn in the Great Lakes! While we have had a bit of an unsettled week of weather, there has been plenty of chances to get out on the water for a fish and the reports coming back in have been nothing short of amazing from big Bream and Flathead in the Estuary through to Wahoo and Mackerel out in the ocean. I just love fishing over the next few months!!! Wallis Lake is still dealing with the recent rainfall however the water quality has improved dramatically this week and will keep improving after each high tide.
Flathead are still fishing better than anything else and you can find them all over the place now, with really good numbers hanging about down around the Bridge and Co-op area as well as up around The Cut and Tern Island.
The Bream action has been insane of late, lots of fish being caught and plenty of really nice 35cm plus models in the mix. There really are no secret spots at this time of the year and there has been quality fish taken from the weed bed areas down south, the Cooloongolook and Wallamba Rivers, the Break Walls and just about any Oyster Lease in between!
Unfortunately, the Sand Whiting have been a bit on the quiet side this week, it would seem the packs of hungry Bream have taken their place up on most sand flats. Having fished earlier in the week, we did manage to find a couple of nice fish but there would have been about ten Bream to each Whiting. The water temperature is still really warm and there are still loads of Prawns in the system so with a bit of luck the fish will return to the flats once things return to normal.
The local rock ledges have been buzzing with activity over the last week with all sorts of reports coming in. Mixed in with the big Pelagics have been some very nice Tailor, Bonito and Cobia. For those who have taken advantage of the recent rough conditions, there have been some very nice Drummer and Bream ready to pounce on a piece of peeled Prawn, Cunji or Crab tossed into the suds!
Reports from the local beaches have been a little on the quiet side this week. The better outings have been down south with Cellito, 7 Mile and Treachery all producing some nice Whiting and Bream. Unfortunately, there is yet another bout of unsettled conditions on the way over the weekend so we will be once again having to wait for things to settle and reform next week before we can have a proper crack at the beaches.
Offshore is a fishing bonanza at the moment. For the Pelagic fishermen, Black Marlin have been about in really good numbers, particularly to the south with a couple of boats hitting double digits over last weekend. The inshore Snapper have been very consistent on the reefs to the north out to about 35m, the really shallow stuff has definitely benefited from the recent rainfall and swell and is holding some very nice fish. The deeper reefs to the south are still producing plenty of Snapper as well as the odd Trag and Pearl Perch.
If you are just chasing an easy feed, there are loads of very cracking Flathead sitting on the sand out in m and if you can drift close to a reef edge you will find some particularly nice fish as well as Snapper of course. Within the lake itself, the fishing is focused upon two main species � Bream and Flathead! For the bait fishermen out there, huge numbers of Herring are schooled up in the system now and jigging a handful of these little guys is a sure-fire way of scoring some great Flathead.
Interestingly I have also heard of quite a few fish being caught further upstream around Regatta Island, Wallis Island and even up in the filthy water coming out of the Wallamba River. At the same time the weedbeds down the bottom of the system towards Pacific Palms that have been producing loads of great fish over the past two months are still fishing really well and plenty of holiday makers staying out at Darawank have reported catching plenty of nice fish also.
Reports from the local beaches have been a bit slow this week due to the rough conditions. Hopefully now that things have settled there will be some nice gutters form up ready to hold some good fish. The local stones have seen plenty of activity over the last week or so. While conditions may not have been perfect there has still been plenty of anglers out chasing the fish!
We are well and truly into pelagic time now so for those wishing to put the time in there are all sorts of goodies cruising up and down our coastline right now, in between them are also plenty of nice Tailor and Salmon coming from the wash, particularly from the break walls, south One Mile and Jaineys.
The rough conditions also got the cogs turning for those that enjoy fishing the washes for Drummer and Bream which saw some very nice fish landed down around Pacific Palms and up off Blackhead which included a couple of good Snapper.
Getting offshore has been very difficult over the past week. Wind and rough conditions prevailed for much of the week which kept most boats at home. Those that did manage to venture out all reported back with fairly positive results.
The FAD is holding some nice Mahi Mahi and with the quality of the water that is about there is a real opportunity to run into some more exotic species out there such as Wahoo, Yellowfin Tuna, Marlin and just about anything else that rides the EAC! There have been a few boats chasing Black Marlin on the grounds from the Gibba up to Pacific Palms this week with plenty of fish being boated but at this time of the year these fish can turn up literally anywhere so whether you are in close, south or north keep an eye out for any action or even think about towing a lure or live bait as you move from A to B.
The bottom fishing has been very hard to read, things have definitely changed out there over the past two weeks and finding the fish could be a bit of a struggle. With some good Snapper being caught from the stones I would assume there is some good fish in the shallows up north.
I have only had one proper report from a boat that fished out wider and they managed to get their bag of Snapper, Trag and Flathead but only through moving a lot throughout the day and dropping baits on any small lump and bump they found to be holding bait.
I absolutely love fishing at this time of the year, the next 2 or 3 months have to be my favourite by a mile! Within the estuary things are still firing with fish being caught all over the place. Flathead continue to fish very well and seem to have spread out a little now which is great news for those fishing a little further upstream. Sand Whiting are loving the slight increase in water temperature that we have experienced over the past week and are super active up on the sand flats.
One angler even had them chasing down and hitting his mm lure that was intended for Flathead! Targeting these tasty little guys is very easy, all you need to do is fish one of the numerous sand flats that are littered throughout the estuary on the top of the tide using baits of Beach Worm, Yabby, Prawn or Pipi and you are almost guaranteed a few fish.
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