Fishing Report
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28th January, 2021 |
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Lakes Entrance |
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Lake Tyers |
At the top end of Nowa Nowa for Bream around 26cm – 32cm taking prawn as preferred bait. In the main lake for Tailor taking lures. The surf beach has Salmon and Tailor taking pilchards and poppers. Also try Bunga Beach.
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Mitchell River |
Highway bridge for Perch. Bream are about “the cut” and down to the Mitchell River entrance. Some Flathead have been taken with best results using crab, soft plastics and prawn. |
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Tambo River
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Nicholson |
The Strait Six and “car bodies” are worth a look for Bream. Try the swimming hole and down to the mouth of the river with drifting bait of prawn for best results.
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Metung |
There is still a good number of King George and Sand Whiting around town jetties and the back side of Lake King. Give Nungurner and Rigby Island a look using pipi, mussel and small pieces of squid.
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Paynesville |
Newlands Arm and Progress Jetty for Flathead with prawn as best bait. Around Raymond Island ferry jetty for Bream taking prawn. At the back of Raymond Island for Whiting taking pipi, mussels and small pieces of squid.
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Holland's Landing |
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Marlo |
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Bemm River |
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Tamboon Inlet |
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Mallacoota |
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Omeo High Country |
Mitta Mitta and Livingstone Rivers and streams around Omeo for Trout. Best results using worm, hopper and fly patterns. Also try surface and sinking flies a go. |
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