Up on his annual leave Jim is jetting among the fish each day with a nice lot of variety and keepers. Don’t forget to release all undersize fish as Jim does and if your not sure of the sizes drop in and get a fish regulations at Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures 222 Gympie Tce, Noosaville.
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One of our intrepid perennial customers has been bagging around a dozen nice fish a day. Jim’s daily sample on display shows there is plenty of fish about.
The recent deluge of rain has stirred up things this week with a lot of hit and miss results. There was still strong activity inside the river mouth with whiting, flathead, bream and trevally the main varieties caught. The Woods Point had flathead moving through and the Woods Bay a good spot to land a few GT’s and bream. Live yabbies and worms are best baits if you can get some.
The Frying Pan is a good place to target whiting as is the sand flats off Munna Point and along the Noosaville reaches. Weyba Creek is also good for a few whiting, bream and the odd flathead and a few trevally around the back of Noosa Sound. Try a drift if anchoring up is no productive.
Moving up river there are good bream and flathead past the ski run and at the mouth of Lake Cooroibah. School jew are about between the top two lakes and some around the river mouth but please remember the black jew need to be 75cm minimum to keep. Try jigging with lures or plastics to attract some action.
After all the rain it’s well worth dropping in a couple pots for a muddie or two.
The weather is clearing up with only a possible early shower this week to once again see glorious sunny days so time to get out there and throw a line in.
Until next week good luck from the guys at Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures.
Anthony from New Zealand found out sometimes you get more than you bargained for when on a recent fishing safari on the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventure tour. Great effort Anthony.
Fishing on a recent charter Darren landed a nice whiting to make his day on Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures
EVENTS
Camping and music: The Gympie Music Muster kicks off on Thurs 28 Aug in Amamoor Creek State Forest Park, 40mins from Noosa, until Sun 31 Aug, with great music, food and camping. See Lee Kernaghan, Kasey Chambers, John Williamson, The McClymonts, Sara Storer and dozens more.
Variety Bash: The Victorian Variety Bash ends at the Noosa Tigers AFL grounds, Weyba Rd, Noosaville this Fri Aug 22, with 85 cars rolling into town from 2pm. Teams left Melbourne last week as they raise money for kids who are sick, disadvantaged or have special needs
ENTERTAINMENT
Cooroy Originals: Great live music this Sun 24 Aug at Cooroy Originals, Apex Park, cnr Maple and Marara Streets, noon-5pm with Asa Broomhall, Mick Lindsay and his band, Alan Kelly and Kimbal – free admission
Ed Kuepper in Eumundi: See Ed Kuepper on his Solo and By Request tour at the Green Room, Imperial Hotel, Eumundi this Sun 24 Aug, 2pm – tickets $34.70 through Oztix (Sat night show sold out). Alan Kelly performs at The Green Room this Fri 22 Aug, 6.30pm
Kooii: See mighty cultivators of world beat and song, Kooii, along with Juju Bom at historic Majestic Theatre in Pomona this Sat 23 Aug. Doors open 6pm, show from 7.30pm. Bar and meals available. Tickets $20 each at themajestictheatre.com.au
Live music: Check out live music in Noosa this week (22-28 August)
- At Cafe Le Monde, Hastings St see DJ NixD and Dave McFarlane, Fri 22 Aug 8.30pm; DJ Massroom on Sat 8.30pm; Brodie Graham Quartet, Sun 3pm; and Noosa Songwriters Guild, Thurs 28 Aug 6.30pm with Tom Braby, Issac McGovern, Cameron Milford and Alan Kelly
- At Bohemian Bungalow, Eumundi on Sat 23 Aug see Andrew Redford, noon-2pm and Jimmy Mac on Sun, 1-3pm
- The Vibe are at Sunshine Beach Surf Club Sun 24 Aug, 3pm
- Test for Echo are at KB’s, Nomads Noosa this Sun 24 Aug, 6-9pm; Alan Kelly Duo are on Wed 27 Aug, 8-11pm
- Noosa Beach House, Hastings St has DJ West this Fri 22 Aug, 8.30-11.30pm; and Andrew Lawson on Sun 2.30-5.30pm
- Brazilian musician Luiz Carlos is at Harbour Wine Bar, Noosa Marina, Tewantin Fri 22 Aug, 5.30pm
- Dragon Bull Bar and Restaurant, Sunshine Beach has Zane Javernig this Sat 23 Aug 6pm, and Poco Loco on Mon 6pm
- Live music, Laguna Arcade, Aroma’s courtyard, Hastings St, Sun and Thurs, 5-8pm
- Wayne Wiltshire is at Cooroy RSL this Fri 22 Aug
- Smokin’ Crawdads are at Tewantin-Noosa RSL Fri 22 Aug, 8pm, $10; Don’t Lock up your Granny Show is free on Sat 8pm; Sami is free on Thurs 28 Aug, 7pm
- 10 Hastings St Café has live music this Sun 24 Aug, 4-7pm
Ferry cruise: See Noosa from the river on board the Noosa Ferry every day between Noosa Marina and Hastings St, with stops along the river at Noosaville. And find out about Noosa’s beautiful birds, river life and flora on the Noosa Biosphere Cruise – book on 5449 8442
Boating: Lots of options to cruise and explore the Noosa River, from the river mouth near Hastings Street to the upper lakes past Tewantin. Noosa River and Canal Cruises, Cruising Restaurant, gondola, Noosa Dream boats, SunsetCruise or drive yourself on a party pontoon or hireboat. O Boat hire has the biggest and best range of party BBQ pontoons, frontrunners, runabout, jetskis and kayaks at 222 Gympie Tce, Noosaville. 54497513 www.oboathire.com
Noosa Farmers Market: Sunday from 7am to 11am Weyba Road, Noosaville Also this weekend is the Eumundi Markets on Saturday morning, Noosa Marina Markets on Sunday morning, Peregian Beach Markets on every second Sunday morning, and the Cooroy Markets on Thursday morning
Who can name the fish that Darren from Melbourne caught last weekend in Noosa River?
Deb from Lake Entrance landing a nice sized whiting whilst enjoyoing the scenic Noosa River on her holiday. See you next trip Deb
It’s not always the size of the catch that counts as how can you tell Ashton he didn’t have a wicked day out fishing when on holidays from Melbourne.
Fishing was a bit quiet this week with the odd good stories still making it worth the trip. There are a few whiting showing up on the shallow sand banks around the Frying Pan, Munna Point and Noosaville reaches and large sizes.
The inside of the river mouth is still good for bream, flathead and a few school jew and Woods Point ok for a few trevally and flathead with Woods Bay also performing. Bream are prevalent at the back of Noosa Sound and the start of Weyba Creek and maybe an estuary cod if you’re lucky.
Try a drift for some flathead from Gympie terrace stretch to Tewantin and the ski run to the car ferry area with the chance of some GT’s around Noosa Marina. Just before Lake Cooroibah flathead and the odd mangrove jack are still active on the high tides. Try bait fish or livies to give best results.
For general baits through the lower reaches try peeled prawns, mullet strips or lives worms to attract the whiting and bream.
After the weekend rain it may be worth dropping in a pot or two for a mud crab.
There is a shower or two developing for most of this week but I’m sure there will still nice sun breaks to enjoy a spot of fishing in the Noosa River.
Until next week good luck from the guys at Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures.
Way to go Will…and good lad for returning them to live another day
Noosa River Fishing and Crab Adventures
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