Thursday 2nd of February 2023
Lakes Entrance
Cunninghame Arm, Bullock Island and heading up towards Metung for pinkies and tailor. Surf beaches for salmon, tailor and the odd gummy. Offshore at the Pipeline and Six Mile Reef are landing flathead and gummies.
Lake Tyers
The main lake and around the shallow banks have flathead close to the 85cm mark and bream near 40cm in length. There are prawns in the system as well. Trevally and Barracoota are also in the lake biting on local prawn and pilchards.
Mitchell River
Picnic Point and all the way to Lindenow for bass. Perch are in the back waters on lures. The best spot for bream is The Two Bells taking local prawn and soft shell.
Tambo River
From the Cliff’s, The Blue Hole and down to Burn’s Flat for bream using prawn and sandworm. Give the Poplar’s, The Three Gum’s and The Snag’s at the river mouth a go.
Nicholson
The Two Bridges is the best spot for bream and the odd mullet on local prawn
Metung
Back beach for whiting and tailor, also try around Kalimna jetty with metal lures.
Paynesville
The back side of Raymond Island for whiting, bream and the odd tailor chasing metal lures.
Holland's Landing
Tom’s Creek for bream on sandworm, soft plastics and lures. Blonde Bay and Storm Point for mullet and tailor on lures.
Marlo
Good sized bream, perch, luderick, salmon and tailor can be had on the incoming tide. Surf beaches for salmon and tailor Offshore for flathead and a mixed bag.
Bemm River
Bream are active in the lake and the channel. Flathead can also be found using metal lures. Surf beaches are landing salmon and tailor
Tamboon Inlet
The river mouth has bream taking soft shell and crab. Give Fisherman’s Landing, Pelican Point, Eagan’s Bank and up to Peter’s Bank a go. Surf beach for salmon and tailor.
Mallacoota
Bream are active in both lakes, trevally are also in the system, The Narrows have tailor and mulloway using unweighted baits. Surf beaches for salmon and tailor, offshore for a mixed bag.
Omeo High Country
Angler’s Rest, The Big River Bridge, Mitta Mitta, Cobungra and the Gibbo are best for trout chasing metal lures, floating earthworm, plastics and fly patents.
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