Sylvia from Wellington, New Zealand landed this nice whiting whist on holidays in Noosa Heads and enjoying her fishing and crab tour.
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Shirley over from New Zeala
nd with friends had a great tour out fishing and crabbing and said the freshly caught and steam cooked mud crab was delish…
Leanne from Kenilworth, our February competition winner, said she had a great day out fishing and crabbing on a recent tour. Leanne landed this nice bream and others to make her day.
Local angler Jace got more than he bargained for in his crab pot with a nice estuary cod that was returned to fight another day.
Fishing has been active with the recent rains and big tides but mainly in the lower reaches with catfish in numbers up towards the lakes and beyond.
The river mouth and frying pan have seen several good flathead and trevally with the Woods Bay some tarpon, trevally and whiting.
Through the Noosaville reaches to Tewantin there have been good sized whiting to 43cm, beam and flathead and Weyba Creek producing flathead, bream, cod and whiting. Jacks and the odd jewfish are still around the deep holes and structures but best caught at night and on live bait or lures.
With big high tides and dirty water, both tides are fishing well with either live baits, soft plastics and lures. Worms and prawns are good for bream, whiting and flathead as are live yabbies if you can pump some on low tide.
Also drop a crab pot as lots of crabs have been flushed down with the rain.
There is just the odd light shower or two forecast for most of the next week so looks a good time to enjoy our special waterways.
Until next week good luck from the boys from Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures.
Congratulations to Damien Cummins who has won a FREE child adventure on our Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventure. Well done and just call us to make a suitable time for your tour.
Rhys and Cass up from Shepparton in Victoria on their honeymoon had a great tour and feast of our special crab tasting on the weekend. Congrats and all the best for the future guys.
The rains have abated and looks a great weekend to get out and drop a line or just to take in the awesome scenic Noosa River
ENTERTAINMENT
Hot jazz: Noosa Jazz Club presents Hot Jazz Alliance, with jazz sounds from the 1920s and 30s at Bicentennial Hall, Sunshine Beach, Sat 29 March, 7.30pm. Tickets $25 and there’ll be dancing and a budget bar (no BYO). Ph 5447 2229
The Noosa Irish Session is at Halse Lodge, Halse Lane, Noosa Heads, this Tues 1 April, 7pm with Alan Kelly. Meals available, beer garden – book on 5447 3377
Live music in Aroma’s courtyard, Hastings St, every Thursday and Sunday, 5-8pm
Lady Gaga and Pink Tribute, Tewantin-Noosa RSL Fri 28 March, 8pm, $20; “Frank Spencer” show, Sat, 8pm, free; Don Costa, Thurs 3 April, 7pm, free
Live music with Liam at Shades Cafe and Wine Bar, Noosa Junction, Sat 29 March; Lloyd Hughes and Jade on Wed 2 April, 6.30-8.30pm
Cafe Le Monde, Hastings St, Solarfreq, DJ Jasti, Eyelet, Fri, 8pm; Jordan Millar, Massroom, Wintex Sat, 8.30pm; Free Like Me, DJ, Sun 3.15pm; Matt Stillet, Steph Brownlee, Pablo Degregori, Thurs 6.30pm
Michelle Brown is at Noosa Yacht & Rowing Club on Sun 30 March, 2.30-5.30pm
Harii Bandhu is at Harbour Wine Bar, Noosa Marina, Tewantin Fri 28 March, 5.30pm
Coolum Beach Surf Club this Friday has piano from 6pm and Midnight Groove, 9pm to midnight
At Bohemian Bungalow, Eumundi, on Sat 29 March see Liam Waller from noon – 2pm and on Sun 30 March see Jon Whitten, 1-3pm. Meals available, book on 5442 8679
Live Bossa, R&B and jazz with Luiz Carlos, every Wed, Samba Grill Brazilian Restaurant. Ph 5449 9577
10 Hastings Street Cafe has live music with Flamarique on Friday and Saturday nights
Musos’ blackboard night at Apollonian Hotel, Boreen Point this Friday night, and on Sun 30 March, the spit roast lunch is with Col Noble, noon-3pm. Must book on 5485 3100
Carl Wockner is at Noosa Beach House Bar, Hastings St, Wed 2 April, 6.30-8.30pm
The Green Room at Imperial Hotel Eumundi has Alan Kelly acoustic on the deck, Fri 28 March, 7pm
The Humidors are live on the deck at Sunshine Beach Surf Club on Sun 23 March, 3pm
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 NoosaRiver, from the river mouth near Hastings Street to the upper lakes past Tewantin. NoosaRiver and Canal Cruises, Cruising Restaurant, gondola, Noosa Dreamboats, Sunset Cruise or drive yourself on a party pontoon or hire boat. O Boat hire has the biggest and best range of party BBQ pontoons, frontrunners, runabout, jet skis and kayaks at 222 Gympie Tce, Noosaville. 54497513 www.oboathire.com
Bike Hire: A t Liberty Noosaville Servo – 207 Gympie Tce, Noosaville they have a special where you can hire a bike for a whole day for less than the half day rate. Call 54497733
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 Sunday morning, and the Cooroy Markets on Thursday morning
The Watkins family from Singapore had a great tour on the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventure last weekend and pulled up a nice mud crab which they had never seen before. Don’t forget if they are not 15cm across the body and of male sex they have to be returned.
Mick when on the Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures tour landed this nice flathead that made his day.
The lower reaches from the river mouth to Munna Beach is productive for flathead and bream, with some trevally and odd tailor in Woods Bay and the Frying Pan. Good numbers of whiting are through the Noosaville reaches and tarpon, Jacks and threadfin salmon are active chasing the bait fish that are present between the top two lakes.
Live herring, white baits and lures are working for the few trophy fish such as mangrove jacks which are being caught in Weyba Creek, around Noosa Marina and each side of Lake Cooroibah in the beeper holes but the nights are giving best results. Try drifting for flathead to as you cover more ground and being a lazy predator they like the bait coming to them.
The run out tide seems to be fishing better as the water isn’t so clear but with the rain forecast that could change.
Well it looks like a wet week with it fining up for the weekend however the push of fresh water down the river will be good and hopefully push out lots of mud crabs too.
Until next week good luck from the boys at Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures
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