By Brooke Ratcliffe on Thursday, 10 August 2023
Category: General

East Gippsland Fishing Report - Thursday 10th August

 

                             

                                                                                                                             

Thursday 10th of August, 2023

Lakes Entrance 

From the highway bridge and up towards the Kalimna jetty for luderick taking grass or weed as preferred bait. Give Cunninghame Arm a try for trevally. Surf beaches are still active for salmon and tailor. Offshore at Six Mile Reef for leather jacket and morwong. Water temperature is around 10⁰-11⁰

Lake Tyers

Try the lower reaches of the lake and the main lake for bream up around the 40cm mark. Best results on plastics and worm. The surf is still producing good salmon and tailor on usual baits. There is a whale carcass in the lake at Lake Tyers Beach.

Mitchell River

Fish are heading up stream towards the highway bridge – best results using soft shell cut crab and prawn, soft plastics and drifting prawn.

Tambo River

Give Butchers Creek, Bennetts Brook to the highway bridge and up to the log hole a go for bream. Try the Tambo Upper area too. Best baits are soft plastics, soft shell, cut crab and drifting prawn.

Nicholson

From Pear Tree and up to the Two Bridges, Car Bodies and The Poplars and give the Junction a look too. Best baits drifting prawn, soft shell, cut crab, worm and give lures a go as well for bream. 

Metung

Try town jetties, the Boardwalk, also Chinaman’s and Boxes Creek. Nungurner Jetty is worth a look too. Use soft plastics, worm, prawn and try metal lures for salmon and tailor.

Paynesville

Plenty of mullet about the town jetties and the area around where the Raymond Island ferry runs is a good spot to try. Main results on drifting baits and some nice trout are cruising about also.

Holland's Landing

From Lake Wellington and follow McLennan Strait are best for bream, flathead and also try Storm Point and the Loch Sport marina for bream, salmon and tailor chasing metal lures. If no luck with metal lures, try soft shell and drifting baits.

Marlo

Bream and mullet are in the lake with best results on worm and prawn. On the surf beach salmon and tailor on incoming tide are chasing smashing metal lures. Offshore for gummies on pilchard and squid.

Bemm River

The Entrance is still open and bream are active taking peeled prawn and soft plastics. The Channel and surf beaches have salmon chasing metal lures. Also try blue bait.

Tamboon Inlet

Bream are active around Lake Furnell, Gibb’s Creek and Fisherman’s Landing. Try Egon’s Bank and the Football Ground with soft shell, drifting prawn and soft plastics as the baits of choice.

Mallacoota

Genoa Sand Flats for big sized flathead with prawn as the preferred bait. Give the Bull Ring, Johnson’s Bridge a go for bream and the odd perch. Surf beaches for salmon and tailor on usual baits. Offshore for a mixed bag.

Omeo High Country

Trout season reopens - Saturday 2nd September 2023.

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