Tim from Melbourne with a ripper 66cm Queenie caught in woods bay.

Flathead have been caught near the rivermouth around the drop offs and sand falts. The best bait for flathead is pilchards and live bait fish although the soft plastics also tend to bring in the flatty. Bream are known to eat just about anything although prawns and worms tend to be the preferred baits. The best place to drop a line for bream is the Sound bridge.There has been reports of good size whiting in Woods Bay and the frying pan. Live baits such as worms and yabbies are always the best way to target whiting.Early in the morning on the high tide around the Noosa sound there has been reports of some nice trevally being caught using lures. There has been an influx of crabs in the Noosa river although most are jennys. When targeting crabs, the best spot to drop a pot or two is around lake Cooroiobah and Makepeace island using mullet or fish frames. The weather is tipped to be much the same as the weekend with light winds and possible chance of some showers.

Until next week good luck from the boys at O Boats.