Its not always about the size of the fish but the time spend out on the water, with ham and salad rolls, biscuits, nibbles, can soft drink, cold water and of course our crab cook up on board while you fish this really is the fishing Adventure your after.

(Rods, Bait, fishing Tips, suncream supplied, recommended to bring Hat, Sunny’s & a Smile)

here are some random shots of our less glamorous fish threw last week.

Maddie, Tyler & Yevette with a whiting.

Nathan & Mother with a little Boney Bream

Doug from Greece with a Bream

The water has cleared up throughout the river.Bream are still amongst the river in numbers in your deeper holes of the river and around structures. The preffered baits for bream include prawns and yabbies. Flathead have been around the Munna Point area with bait fish and lures being the best forms of fishing. There has been reports of mangrove jack at the early hours of the morning around the Woods Bay area with mullet stips and live bait fish. There has been trevally and the odd yellowtail kingfish at the Noosa Sound mainly around structures such as the Sound bridge.It could be worth while dropping in a few crab pots as there are still some nice mud crabs around that are nice and full. Mud crabs have been showing up down towards the Lake Cooroibah Now that the showers have stopped and a clear weekend is forecasted there isnt a better time to get outside cook a barbeque and drop a line. Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats.

This nice Full Mud Crab was pulled up by Griffin from Springwood Brisbane aboard Last Sundays Fishing and Crabbing Adventure Trip.

Jonah from Newcastle is showing off a moses perch, Malyk from Sydney has bragging rights with a decent trevally, his sister a nice whiting and together they have a good sized flathead. Well done kids and we hope you had a great holiday in Noosa.

Michael and Archie up on holidays from Adelaide had a wicked time fishing on last weekend Noosa Fishing and Crab tour and landed this nice 35cm flathead.