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Hey Guys - hope everyone is well. We enjoyed a great weeks
fishing with some really good results. Here goes for this
weeks report.
Moruya and Tuross Rivers
Tuross proved the place to be on Wednesday, when we decided to
try the "racks" for a great catch and release session - and boy we
were not disappointed. I don't think I've ever heard the
bream so vocal - the "slurping" as they fed around the leases was
near deafening. Gaye proved the worth of the Sebile
Crankster, while Graham was successful with a deeper diving
Camion, and then once leaving the "racks" changed to a Sebile
"splasher" with good results. We had an extremely good
mornings fishing with catches of bream, tailor (which became quite
annoying as they were thick in numbers, but fun to catch), whiting
and flathead.
Further down towards the front of the system Gaye's parents took
their trusty live beach worms and caught a nice feed of flathead
and whiting for dinner that night for Ash Wednesday! All this
action and we were only on the water for around two and a half
hours!! Hopefully we'll be able to venture out this weekend
as well.
Moruya has seen good catches of flathead, bream, whiting,
luderick and tailor all being caught down around the Preddies Wharf
area mainly on fresh bait, but don't be scared to throw some lures
around. Stay close to structure like the rockwall or weedbeds
for best results. Estuary perch are being caught above the
bridge and around to Yarragee with an early mornings start your
best bet - use a variety of surface and diving lures to secure your
catch.
Rocks and Beaches
Meringo is fishing extremely well for large salmon at the moment
with locals being "busted" off left, right and centre. Good
numbers of bream are also being caught around Pedro Point and
Goulburn Workers using live beach worms. Salmon and tailor
are also in the gutters with ganged pillies and metal slices
working a treat. The Breakwall is still producing good
catches of salmon, tailor and bonito with some "lost" cobia being
brought in on pillies.
Offshore
Captain Ron onboard Winda Woppa I and II reports good catches of
snapper in 50 metres of water using fish bait and squid. A
move closer in to the 35 metre mark saw good numbers of tiger
flathead, gummy sharks, pigfish, leatherjackets, mowies and the
occasional school shark. There is an extremely strong
current running at the moment, so the use of a sea anchor to slow
down the drift is essential. The water temperature is
currently sitting at 22.2 degrees celcius.
Keep an eye out in store for the new range of Tackle World Ice
Boxes arriving soon!
Enjoy a great weeks fishing everyone and remember "everyday's a
good day for fishing ... "
Graham, Gaye, Bec, Mark & Nathan
Team Tackle World Moruya
ph: (02) 44744381
fax: (02) 44744586
