randal

good report

mate i live in lake macquarie we get heaps of bream on mullet strips and we use floating baits ( no sinkers) in shallow water, the only time we use sinkers is in the channel or dropover its a big lake best of luck

good stuff whiting are great eating

gotta love black fish fishing

mate i live in the lake macquarie area been getting plenty of fish if want tailor try coal point ,rathmines area dark or early morning, bream flathead try pulbah island area ,the salmon have just entered the system caught two in the past week one near pulbah island one the eastern end of the lake at speers point its a big lake but i hope this helps

well done a whiting on a five inch jerk shad ,who would have thought some good flathead there too

GOOD FEED THERE, BLACK FISH ARE GREAT TO EAT, UP HERE IN THE NEWCASTLE AREA WE GETTEM ON WEED OR CABBAGE DURING THE DAY AND PEELED PRAWNS AT NIGHT

fishing 1am in the morning you deserve it well done

its good when the weed and the cabbage is right there

yea the black crabs are deadly on big bream but they seem to work best when there is tidal movement also keeps the pickers away

some interesting fish have been caught at the hot water outlets at different times

well done

xmas time is a hard time with lots of boats and people about try some of the lest popular beaches like dudley and nine mile , stockton and blacksmiths breakwalls are worth a try but early. hopefully with good tides, nobbys breakwall where you can fish the harbour one side and the beach on the other is worth a try with live worms but early before the n/e winds get up there are others but you need a boat good luck

if land based blacksmiths break wall is a good place to start, if you have a boat around the sand islands at pelican with blood worms you'll do well,a couple of jew spots is belmont barge and the trench

live worms work best for me tube worms work well on the beach, blood worms are good in the estaries but the best worms are squirt worms if you can get them