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Offshore: Strong Wind Warning for today in Sunshine Coast Waters Conditions may be only okay very early in the morning with winds variable about 10 knots becoming south to southeasterly 15 to 25 knots in the middle of the day then increasing to 20 t

96 January/February 2022 Fishing Report and Newsletter View this email in your browser January and February - cyclones floods wind and rain.... Well what a past couple of months it has been and a bit of a breezy start to 2022 to say the least. Chozz

96 August/September 2021 Fishing Report and Newsletter View this email in your browser August/September 2021 The past few months has seen some of best weather for the year. Combine this with our winter species and we've had plenty of happy guest

96 March/April 2022 Fishing Report and Newsletter View this email in your browser Happy Easter from March/April 2022 HBS regular Ian with a good sized GT March was a cracking month for the team at HBFSF with some mint weather among a few windier day

Snapper, Sweetlip. Water depth 15m.

June/July Fishing Report from Hervey Bay Fly and Sportfishing January and February Newsletter View this email in your browser June and July - wind wind and a bit more wind.... You can now book your fishing adventure with us online!! Click HERE June

Noosa River: So far this month the river mouth area at the Dog Beach sand bags has been producing Golden Trevally GT's decent Flathead and Whiting. Across in the Frying Pan there's quite a few Whiting taking live worms and yabbies and small

Mackerel, Snapper, Sweetlip. Water depth 20m+. Reef bottom.

96 May/June/July 2022 Fishing Report and Newsletter View this email in your browser May/June/July 2022 The past few months have thrown up some challenging conditions far from our usual winter patterns that we are used to. La Niña has certainly

Spanish Mackerel, Wahoo, Barracuda, Trevally, Queenfish, Tuna, Sharks, Snapper, Coral Trout, Spangled Emperor, Sweetlip, Whiting, Mullet, Garfish

Offshore: Winds will be Southeasterly at 20 to 25 knots increasing to 25 to 30 knots with seas increasing to 2 to 3 metres during the morning. Snapper from North reef and Wahoo from Sunshine Reef. Fishing Offshore Noosa caught school and Spanish mac

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

While Victoria has had a bit of a heat wave recently it's nothing compared to the top end where both the weather and teh fishing can be pretty hot. Customer Andrew sent a photo in of one of his mates who has been doing some fishing out in Darwin

Hervey Bay School mackerel longtail and mack tuna in Platypus Bay coral trout grassy sweetlip and snapper on the inshore reefs diver whiting off Gatakers Bay threadfin salmon and grunter bream in Sandy Straits bream and mud crabs in the rivers and c

96 Recfishwest Newsletter View this email in your browser Recfishwest Fishing Report 24/05/24 First rule of fishing for cobia...keep an eye out for rays and the cobia usually aren't far behind. Our contributors Sam Bock Sam Russell Jarrad Lawfor

Spotted Mackerel, Spanish Mackerel, Tailor, Tuna, Sweetlip, Squire, Parrot Fish, Coral Trout, Red Emperor. Water depth 15 - 21m. Reef and rock bottom.

Noosa River: The last month of winter produced some good days of fishing in the river. The river mouth area at the Dog Beach and near the sand bags produced Golden Trevally in the mornings as well as sizeable Bream Whiting and Flathead. Across in th

Hervey Bay School mackerel in the western bay and north of the Outer Banks longtail tuna in Platypus Bay grassy sweetlip snapper and estuary cod on the inshore reefs a few cobia throughout the bay flathead bream and whiting along the beaches from Bu

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

Snapper, Sweetlip. Water depth 15m.