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East Gippsland Fishing Report - Thursday 26th October 2023

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Thursday 26th of October, 2023

Lakes Entrance 

Cunninghame Arm for snapper, chasing metal lures on the incoming and outgoing tides, also give Bullock Island and Kalimna Jetty heading up towards Metung a go. Surf beaches have salmon and tailor taking pilchards and poppers. Offshore at Six Mile Reef for flathead, pinkies, snapper and gummies closer to the beach.

Lake Tyers

Around the shallow banks and up to the island for bream, flathead are actively taking soft plastics around the Snags. Perch are also active.

Mitchell River

From the Butter Factory to Shadoof Lodge, The Bluff, Two Bells towards the river mouth, Foster Point and down to Eagle Point Bay for bream best results with soft shell, cut crab, and plastics.

Tambo River

The Powerlines, Howletts Flat, the Three Gums down to The Snags and Tambo Light with drifting prawn, soft plastics, cut crab, shrimp and worm. Also try Salt Creek.

Nicholson

Best spots for bream are from the boat ramp heading down to the Swimming Hole and into Jones Bay, preferred baits being drifting prawn, Lazer Raiders and Wonder Wobblers.

Metung

Incoming and outgoing tides for snapper and heading towards the Nungurner Jetty area, using metal lures.

Paynesville

Montague Point at the western tip may be accessible via an unmade road on the island, it offers good access to relatively deep waters off McMillan Strait and Lady Bay, which have bream and flathead.

Holland's Landing

For bream, try Lake Wellington, into McLennan Strait, Secombe Landing, the Wood Pile, Hollands Landing, Bull Bay and Blonde Bay, also try Storm Point, the White Cliffs and down into Pelican Bay.

Marlo

Lake Corringle for bream with sandworm, for flathead and perch. Try Motts Beach and Frenchs Narrows. Tailor and salmon on the incoming tide chasing metal lures, surf beaches are landing salmon and tailor.

Bemm River

Bream are active in the river and lake biting on sandworm and local prawn. Surf beaches for tailor and salmon.

Tamboon Inlet

The river is the best spot for bream, using cut crab, worm and prawn, Tailor are also active taking metal lures. Surf beaches for salmon and tailor.

Mallacoota

Top and bottom lakes are producing good bream, the Genoa River has decent sized bream, flathead and Estuary perch. Surf beaches for tailor and salmon. Harrisons Channel is also worth a look.

Omeo High Country

The rivers are still high but running clear, give weighted flies a go with Kossi Duns and soft plastics, give lures a try in the deeper waters.

 

For the latest information on any current Algae situation, please refer to the DEECA Water website: https://www.water.vic.gov.au/waterways-and-catchments/rivers-estuaries-andwaterways/blue-green-algae and the DEECA Customer Service Centre on 136186. Compiled and transmitted by East Gippsland Visitor Information Centres. For information for your holiday, conference or event, contact us on 1800 637 060 or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. www.visiteastgippsland.com.au/fishingreport Please note that both the Lakes Entrance and Bairnsdale Visitor Information Centres are Agents for Issuing Recreational Fishing Licenses.

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