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Ospreys and Dolphins entertained while 1st Mate Bert and our 15 passengers weathered the rough ride out to the fishing grounds. As the day progressed the winds laid down and the sun warmed us all up just in time for the catching! In 25ft of water we

Offshore: Today's conditions will be a bit choppy at times with winds north to northwesterly 15 to 20 knots tending west to southwesterly in the morning then tending south to southeasterly 10 to 15 knots in the late morning. Inshore winds north

Offshore: Conditions are not favourable for offshore waters today with strong southeasterly winds and 2.5-3m seas. Estuaries and Beaches Noosa: Flathead bream grunter bream giant trevally and whiting in the lower river. Mangrove jack and trevally in

Hervey Bay Coral trout sweetlip and spanish mackerel in the Gutters longtail and mack tuna in Platypus Bay grassy sweetlip coral trout and cod on the inshore reefs threadfin salmon on the flats in Sandy Straits sand whiting on the making tide along

Tomtate Grunt

Hervey Bay Spanish and school mackerel off Rooney Point longtail and mack tuna off Wathumba grassy sweetlip snapper cod and blackall on the inshore reefs bream around Urangan jetty and River Heads grunter bream threadfin salmon banana prawns and mud

Offshore: Winds will be Southeasterly at 20 to 25 knots reaching up to 30 knots offshore north of Maroochydore in the late afternoon with 2-2.5m seas. Estuaries and Beaches Noosa: Flathead bream grunter bream giant trevally and whiting in the lower

Tomtate Grunt

With mates Tom and Bert on deck entertaining our 22 passengers with fun fishing sites and facts it was a nice smooth ride out to the fishing grounds. It was a very slow start to the day but the bite soon became HOT and b

With the help of 1st Mate Bert we took out 15 fisher-people into somewhat breezy conditions on the Gulf. Turned out that the wind was more refreshing than a nuisance as plenty of fish were brought in to fill our guests coolers! Most stops were i

Hervey Bay Red emperor green jobfish snapper pearl perch tuskfish cod spanish mackerel black marlin and mahi mahi off Breaksea Spit snapper coral trout red emperor trevally and cobia in the Gutters snapper at night on the local reefs school mackerel

Hervey Bay School mackerel and queenfish on the inshore reefs coral trout grassy sweetlip cod moses perch and grunter bream at Gatakers Bay school mackerel and queenfish during the day and tarpon at night off the Urangan jetty sand whiting and flath

Hervey Bay Longtail tuna in Platypus Bay trevally on the deep reefs coral trout grassy sweetlip and grunter bream on the shallow reefs school mackerel around the shipping beacons grunter bream along the ledges in Sandy Straits grunter bream at night

Offshore: Strong Wind Warning for Today for Sunshine Coast Waters with winds southeasterly 20 to 25 knots reaching up to 30 knots in the evening with seas 2 to 2.5 metres. Tomorrow Friday the 13th will not much better with winds south to southeaster

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Hervey Bay With strong SE winds forecast for the next couple of days it’ll be rough in open waters so fish for sand whiting flathead and grunter bream along the foreshores from Burrum Heads to Urangan and flathead whiting and bream in Beelbi C

It was a smooth northerly ride to the fishing grounds other than finding our 1st spot covered with fishing traps forcing us to travel further. Our 10 anglers caught 200+ Key West Grunts some short restricted Gags and some small Gulf flounder.

Hervey Bay Snapper on the inshore reefs and Platypus Bay bream whiting queenfish tailor trevally blue salmon and grunter bream in Sandy Straits school mackerel in the western bay flathead school mackerel and queenfish off Urangan Jetty sand whiting

While work as being done on the Sundance the Gulfstar with Capt Rich at the helm and 21 passengers carried our half day trip. A light beautiful breeze and “why we live in Florida sunshine ” greeted our anglers as they headed out into the