Hey guys,
Here goes for this week's fishing report:
Moruya River - Great amounts of flathead are being caught in the
deeper water of the system on River 2 Sea Glassie Vib50's with a
slow retrieve proving most successful. Live beach worms are
still proving extremely popular with the bait fishermen as large
whiting and bream have been smashing their rigs around Preddy's
Wharf. Reports of perch under Moruya Bridge in the late
afternoons have been flooding in with the lure of choice being by
far the SX40's in colour #350. Team Tackle World Moruya
member Matt launched out of Preddy's Wharf this week and was
rewarded with great catches of flathead and whiting on Bushy's
Stiffys Poppers in the Favourite colour variety.
Tuross Lakes - The Tuross Fishing Club's children's fishing
competition last Sunday was a huge success, with 140 under 16's
registering and participating. Tackle World Moruya, along
with Shimano, are proud to have been involved through sponsorship
in this competition and hope to see this event become
tradition. Large flathead up to 3.36kg, bream to 1.2kg and
40cm whiting were among the highlights of Tuross this week, with
both lures and bait proving highly effective. Monday night
saw Team Tackle World Moruya member Graham and Shimano Pro Angler
Mark Dunphy have a rewarding afternoon session with the Squidgie
Pro Lobby's and Bushy's Stiffy Divers outshining the other lures
with the largest catches. Team Tackle World Moruya member
Nathan had a great session in his canoe with half a dozen bass to
44cm and 4 bream to 40cm being caught on the River 2 Sea Baby
Rovers.
Rocks and Beaches - The salmon and tailor are still swimming
around, with the largest catches responding best to Surecatch
Knights metal slices and for the bait fisherman, live beach worms
and pilchards.
Offshore - Captain Ron aboard Winda Woppa Fishing Charters
reports an all round fantastic week of outside fishing, with a load
of snapper, mowies, nannyguai, kingies - but watch out for all the
rats getting around - with the most effective jigs proving to be
the Lucanis and Samaki jigs. Plenty of flathead are also
being caught around the sand. The catch of the week goes out
to Lachland who reeled in a beautiful 10kg snapper on fishbait - if
you want to take a look for yourself, a photo of Lachlan and his
snapper can be found in the Local Fishing section of Tackle World
Moruya's Photo Gallery at www.tackleworldmoruya.com.au.
The water temperature is averaging around 22 degrees latey, with
the majority of the fish being caught in 40m-60m of
water.
Get in store now to take advantage of the Tackle Wolrd Summer
Sale Catalogue as days are limited on this special offer.
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Tackle World Moruya
Gaye, Graham and Bec Herbert
ph: (02) 44744381
fax: (02) 44744586
