FISHING REPORT – 18-08-2016
BASS
Not a lot has changed at Cressbrook this
week, there’s quite a few fish showing up, but not big numbers getting caught;
out from the boat ramp, around the Eagles Nest and also out off the points in
the main basin have again been the better spots to look, using soft plastics,
soft vibes, tailspinners and blades will work, as always, live shrimp will work
in those same areas. The big fish are starting to appear at Somerset, which has
included a 3.62kg thumper, caught last weekend. Tailspinners have worked well,
while the Kirkleigh area has been the most productive. Bjelke Peterson also saw
good quality Bass hitting the decks this past week; working the points with TN60
Jackalls picked up the most numbers and Boondooma has again seen good numbers
of Bass taken on ice jigs, soft vibes and tailspinners around Pelican Point,
The Junction and also into the Stuart River.
YELLOWBELLY AND COD
Glenlyon has produced small numbers of
Yellowbelly this week, trolled hard bodies, worms and frozen saltwater yabbies
are still a good option, a few Cod have been caught on spinnerbaits, even
though it’s a bit quiet, persistence will pay off. Coolmunda is still producing
a few Yellowbelly on frozen saltwater yabbies and hard bodies’, targeting the
old creek beds is the best option. Leslie Dam saw a few nice fish landed this
past week, there were a couple of legal sized Cod landed on trolled hard body
lures, they measured 64cm and 70cm, while targeting the deeper water with
blades, soft vibes and frozen saltwater yabbies worked the best for the
Yellowbelly. Boondooma Dam has seen good sized Yellowbelly taking trolled hard
bodies in the Stuart arm, just out from the timber, darker colours have worked
the best and Bjelke Peterson has also produced good quality Yellowbelly again;
working TN60 Jackalls around the points has worked well, while spinnerbaits and
hard bodies have picked up a few around the timber. As for the rivers, the Goondiwindi area has
seen Cod hitting bigger spinnerbaits and hard bodies and the Condamine River
has been fishing reasonably well for Yellowbelly on lipless crank baits.
COASTAL FISHING
Offshore fishing has been good again at the
Gold Coast, with plenty of Snapper and Jewies taken on the 24’s and 36’s and
the 50’s have fished really well for Kingfish and Amberjack, while inshore has
seen the Seaway fishing well for Jewies and Bream along the rock walls, quality
Flathead and Bream on soft plastics throughout the Jumpinpin area and inside
the Jumpinpin Bar has been productive for Tailor. Offshore fishing at the Sunny
Coast, has seen Murphys Reef, Caloundra 12 Mile and the Barwon Banks producing
Snapper, Moses Perch and Jewies, while inshore fishing at Caloundra has
produced Bream and Luderick off the Boardwalk, soft plastics have worked well
for Flathead in the Maroochy River and the Noosa River has produced Golden
Trevally along the rock walls, on metal slugs, Jewies along the ski run on live
bait and the river mouth has produced decent numbers of Tailor at dawn and
dusk.
FRASER ISLAND
Numbers are down at Fraser this week, due to
south easterly winds dominating the weather. Here’s hoping for better
conditions next week.
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