DIRRINBANDI CARP BUSTERS
Dirrinbandi was host to the latest Carp Busters Competition last weekend, there was plenty of action for all who attended, with over 3000 Carp landed. There was also about 250 native fish caught and released for the weekend.
BASS
Cressbrook has produced a few Bass over the past week, with most of the fish coming out of schools, on Ice Jigs and Blades.
Boondooma is still fishing well, with good numbers of Bass, up to 46cm landed mainly from the Junction through to the timber in the Boyne arm of the dam. Best methods are casting Spinnerbaits and Jackalls, in dark colours, to the edges, as well as trolling hard body lures, like Strada Ambush and Smak Brolga’s and fishing the start of the timber in the Stuart and Boyne arms with live shrimp and worms is also producing some quality fish.
Bjelke Peterson has again, produced a few undersize Bass on Blades, off the points and Baramba Creek above and below the dam is still producing quality fish in good numbers.
Somerset has quietened a bit over the past week, but there was still some nice Bass up to 2kg taken on Soft Plastics around the Pelican Point area of the dam.
Moogerah Dam produced some healthy fish over the past week, up to 40cm,mainly trolling hard body lures.
Yellowbelly and Cod
Good numbers of Yellowbelly in Boondooma, basically in the same areas that the Bass are, again, the best methods are casting Jackalls and Spinnerbaits to the edges, trolling hard body lures on the drop-offs, and using live Worms and Shrimp at the start of the timber in the Stuart and Boyne arms of the dam.
The Macintyre at Goondiwindi is still producing plenty of Yellowbelly in the town reaches, the river has settled a bit after a rise in levels last week. Best results, using frozen saltwater yabbies, live Shrimp and Crays. There has also been quite a few Carp caught in amongst the Yellowbelly.
Coolmunda is very similar to last week, with steady catches of fish on live shrimp, worms and frozen saltwater yabbies, there has also been good catches of Yellowbelly, mainly trolling hard body lures.
Leslie Dam has produced a few Yellowbelly and the odd Silver Perch, mainly on live Shrimps, with a few fish caught on hard body lures.
Glenlyon has sparked up over the past week, with good numbers of Yellowbelly caught on live Shrimp and the odd one on trolled hard bodies, there has also been some Cod caught, around the 60-70cm mark, mainly on trolled Spinnerbaits.
GOLD COAST AND THE TWEED
Good numbers of Yellowtail Kingfish on the wider reefs and also good catches of Snapper on the closer reefs. Inshore has seen plenty of Flathead throughout the Tweed River, with the bigger fish coming from around the mouth, Flatties also around Crab Island and Kalinga Bank. The Seaway is still producing good numbers of Tailor and Trevelly, there has also been a few Trevelly around the bridges and structure throughout the Tweed, the pipeline at Southport is still producing good numbers of Mulloway, plenty of Whiting in the Nerang River and throughout the Tweed, Mangrove Jacks in the upper reaches of the Coomera River and there has been a few Mudcrabs showing up in most of the creeks.
SUNSHINE COAST
North Reef has produced the majority of the fish this week, with plenty of Cobia, Snapper, Spanish and Spotty Mackerell, some big Red Emperor up to 17kg and the odd Coral Trout. Inshore has seen good numbers of Flathead in the Maroochy River, off the Boardwalk and in the lower parts of the Noosa River. The upper reaches of the Noosa River is still producing good catches of Barramundi, up to 1m plus, also some quality Mangrove Jack on live bait. Jewies in the deeper holes in the passage, big Brim, Trevelly and Dart off the beaches and plenty of Crabs throughout the estuaries.
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