Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
Bream as always, are out and about around structures and sandbanks. The best baits for targeting bream include prawns and yabbies. Whiting have been caught around sandbars near the dog beach. When targeting whiting, live baits such as worms and yabbies are the best. There has been tailor caught at dawn and dusk amongst the […]
Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
The Noosa River has seen some great fish over the past week. Flathead have been caught in numbers up the river from Tewantin to Makepeace Island. The mouth of Lake Donella has also been a popular spot for flathead. The preferred baits for flathead are prawns and lures. Bream as always, are popular in the […]
Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
The water is starting to clear up throughout the river. Bream are still amongst the river in numbers in your deeper holes of the river and around structures. The preferred 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 […]
Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
Due to all of the rain, the Noosa River is starting to turn back to a dirty brown colour. With the winter months here, the bream are on the bite. Some good size bream are being caught around the deeper holes and structures of the river, with prawns and mullet strips being the preferred baits. […]
Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
The Noosa River has produced some great fish over the past week. Bream and whiting have been caught around the frying pan and sand bags near the Noosa dog beach, with live worms and yabbies being the preferred baits. There is also still reports of whiting up towards the first lake. Around the rivermouth at […]
Noosa River Weekly Fishing Report
With the clearing waters there has been some ripper whiting up the river from the Tewantin Marina, all the way up to Lake Cooriobah. These whiting have mainly been caught with live baits such as worms and yabbies. There has also been an influx of bream around the cable ferry crossing past Tewantin with mullet […]