Hey guys, here goes for this week's fishing report
Moruya River - Team Tackle World Moruya members Nathan and
Graham launched out this afternoon off town wharf and were rewarded
with a successful catch and release session of bream and
perch up river with the SSX40's proving to be the smartest choice
for more frequent and larger catches. Nathan has also been
reeling in great numbers of flathead down the front of the system
on Berkley Gulp Ghost Shrimp - exclusive to Tackle World
stores.
Tuross Lakes - Extra large flathead have been coming out of the
woodworks recently with the most notable catch being a 95cm lizard
photographed and released by the Lush family. Our
recommendation for these larger catches is Berkley Gulp 5 inch
Nuclear Chicken and Squidgie Pro 100mm Podys. Plenty of
tailor, bream and whiting are smashing surface lures around the
edges and flats of the system with the lure of choice being the
C'ultiva Gobo Poppers.
Rocks and Beaches - The beaches are continuing to provide great
catches of bream, whiting, salmon, tailor and drummer in both
the gutters and the headlands, however, conditions haven't been
very favourable of late so make sure you check it out before you
head out for a session. Call in advance to secure your tubs
of live beach worms now as they are continuing to be extremely
popular with both the fisherman and the fish!
Offshore - Captain Ron Ingram from Winda Woppa Fishing Charters
reports large catches of snapper, mowies between 350-450mm and
nannyguai between 300-400mm. The flathead, however, have
started to slow down a bit this week, with an increase in the size
of kingies making up for it. Bait of choice for all these
species is fishbait and squid, with a mild current and 22 degree
water temperature ensuring lovely fishing conditions. Team
Tackle World Moruya would like to congratulate Ron on his 60th
birthday which has just passed and we wish him many, many more.
Tight lines,
Team Tackle World Moruya
