Hey guys,
Here goes for this week's fishing report.
Moruya River -
Unfortunately due to the poor weather lately, there's not much
to report in any of the systems lately. However, when the
weather did permit, Tackle World Moruya members Nathan and Justine
squeezed in a rewarding session of bream, whiting, flathead, and
luderick in the backwaters. VIP member Jimmy also reports
large catches of mullet, bream and whiting. As always, the
whiting are hitting the live beach worms hard and if you're a lure
fisher, you can't go past a popper session. The bream remain
responsive to Cameons, however the old faithful SX40s are as
successful as ever if you prefer to stick to what you know.
Tuross -
Tackle World Moruya member Mark reports the system is fishing
best around the oyster leases and in the snags. The leases
are your best bet for the bream, which are responding best to
Cranksters cast right up into framework. Be careful not to
cast too far and get stuck however, so if you're taking the kids
out you might want to teach them how to control their casting
first. If it's the flathead you're after, try a combination
of Strada Piccolas and soft plastics to get a feel for what the
fish are hitting hardest. The whiting are probably the most
predictable of the lot, with almost guaranteed success on live
beach worms sold exclusively by Tackle World Moruya.
Beaches and Rocks -
The pick of the beaches currently is arguably the gutter at
Goulbourn workers, which is providing the opportunistic beach fisho
with a great chance for some memorable catches. There's
plenty of salmon rewarding anyone who throws out Arma Twisties,
which will also attract the tailor. The whiting are again
responding best to live beach worms, so either catch some while
you're there or buy a tub in store. The beach worms will also
catch bream, as will cubed pilchards.
Offshore -
Captain Ron aboard Winda Woppa I and II reports that before the
weather turned foul, large kingfish, mowies and pigfish were being
caught on live fish bait. Extra large nannygai and wera are
also hitting fish bait and squid, with some less substantial ling
in the mix. All of the above were found in 57m of water, at a
21.3 degrees water temperature. If it is the large kingfish
you're after, first head out off Moruya heads in close and stock up
on slimies for live bait. Due to the mild currents, it is
advised that you use a sea anchor. Also in close around Pedro
Point are the snapper, which are hitting the soft plastics
hard. Off the shelf, there are plenty of marlin looking to
show you a fantastic fight.
Now in stock -
Now in stock at Tackle World Moruya is a full range of Dogtooth
fluro-carbon leader, so head in store to secure your purchase.
Tight lines!
Team Tackle World Moruya
Gaye, Graham, Bec, Mark, Nathan and Jade
