Hey guys,
Here goes for this week's fishing report.
Moruya River -
The flathead are large in number up at Yarragee and under the
Bridge, but remember if your catch is huge; it's probably an
expectant mother so throw her back for another day. More
flathead are around Briley's ramp at Garland town, responding best
to Squidgy Wrigglers in the blood worm and fire cracker
variety. If you're floating around the hole in the wall,
you're bound to haul in some well sized luderick to reward the keen
fisho throwing out some green weed. If you're hungry for a
feed then you're probably after the whiting, which remain around
the hospital flat and are chewing their favourite live beach
worms. No matter where in the system you are, the flounder
are biting. Quarry wharf is still producing some lovely
tailor, which are always a fun catch.
Tuross -
Congrats to those kids who got involved in the "Hooked on
Fishing" competition last weekend. Just about everyone walked
away with great prizes and a fun weekend was had by all! If
you kids out there haven't yet experienced this comp, you should
really check it out as its great fun and you can win some great
gear! Check out Tackle World Moruya's site (www.tackleworldmoruya.com.au)
for details on all the comp's activities.
Tackle World members John Snr and John Jnr headed out the other
morning for a great session fishing before having to head in
because of the wind. The boys secured some very nice bream as
well as tailor and flathead.
Tackle World Moruya member Jade achieved his personal best 82cm
flathead on 100ml fire cracker Squidgy Wrigglers, so a
congratulations are surely in order! Meanwhile, Tackle World
Moruya member Tom and his cousin Tim participated in the Tuross
kid's fishing competition, with Tom winning the title of biggest
bream on SX40's. That feat earned Tom a great Shimano rod and
reel combo.
Poppers are proving exceptionally effective, attracting both
long toms and whiting. The whiting are mostly around the
front of the system.
Beaches and Rocks -
Tackle World member John Snr headed down to Congo beach with
fresh beach worms and was rewarded with numerous catches of salmon,
bream, whiting and flathead. Those fish just love the
fresh beach worms!!
If it's the break wall that you're fishing, you're likely to
haul in some nice salmon and flathead, which are responding best to
salted pilchards.
Offshore -
Captain Ron aboard Winda Woppa I and II reports most of the
offshore action happening around the 55-50m of water mark, with pig
fish, mowies, nannygai and flathead all being caught on fish and
squid bait. If it's the snapper you're after, the bigger fish
are hitting Lucanis jigs hard. The king fish are responding
most to River 2 Sea knife jigs, with reports of kingies over a
metre long.
Tackle World VIP Members of the Week -
Tackle World Moruya is starting a monthly draw of gift vouchers
to a lucky VIP member. If the voucher is not collected within
the month, the voucher for next month increases in value.
This month's lucky VIP member is Ally, whose VIP number is
2037108.
For details of the winners of the Tuross kid's competition, see
our website (www.tackleworldmoruya.com.au)
Happy Fishing!
Team Tackle World Moruya
Gaye, Graham, Bec, Mark, Nathan and Jade
