Hey Guys,
Here goes for this week's fishing report
Moruya River - Around hospital flat, a huge number of large
whiting are being caught on Gobo Poppers. Flathead are all
along the river, with large catches coming from up and down the
river and around Yarragee with the lure of choice being Squidgie
Pro Podys. Bream and luderick are also being caught down the
rock walls below Quarry Wharf on fresh nippers and live beach
worms. Team Tackle World Moruya member Nathan had a highly
rewarding session up the back waters, catching and releasing 20
bream, whiting and flathead on live nippers.
Tuross - Team Tackle World Moruya members Paul and Sarah had a
very successful session on flathead and bream in the system earlier
this week, with the majority of the fish being caught around the
edges and in the snags on Bushy Stiffy Poppers, with the Metal
Vibes working best in the deeper water. The perch are being
caught up the back, above snake flat, with the most effective lures
being Berkley Gulp 2 inch Banana Prawn Shrimps and diving hard
bodied lures. Tackle World Moruya is a proud sponsor of
Tuross Fishing Club's childrens fishing competition this Saturday
the 16th, registration is being held on the 16th at 3pm in the
park beside the Tuross Service Station.

Rocks and Beaches - The gutters are on fire at the moment in
between Congo and Broulee, with large numbers of whiting and bream
responding best to live beach worms. The salmon and tailor
are being caught down the Tuross and Potato Point areas on metal
slices, or for the bait fisherpeople, salted pilchards always
ensure some large catches.
Offshore - Captain Ron from Winda Woppa fishing charters reports
extremely large catches of pigfish, snapper, stripied tuna, tiger
flathead, mowies, chinamen and blue ass leather jackets. The
kingfish are still around in large numbers, however, their sizes
are averaging around the 60-64cm mark, so please ensure all
undersize fish are sent back into the water. The majority of
fish are being caught around the 45-60m mark, with a sea anchor
necessary to slow down the drift of the plesantly warm 22 degree
water.
Head in store now to take advantage of the remaining weeks of
the Tackle World Summer Sale as the catalogue, along with its
exclusively low prices, ends at the end of the month. Ring up
the Team today to secure your tub of live beach worms as they are
proving incredibly popular!
Tight Lines,
Team Tackle World Moruya