BigHorse

Hey guys, Heading down south during my early 2 week school holiday and am hoping to get a fish in! we are mainly spending our time in Wagga Wagga and Griffith. From google maps it looks like the Murrumbidge river is an option in Wagga and Lake Wyangan might be a good place for yellow belly and Murray Cod. I think there is a Murray Cod closure around December time to let them spawn though. Anyway am just looking for some pointers about fishing down that way! Also is anyone can recommend any local tackle stores ill be able to support i'd be thankful! Thanks in advance!

Great work! where was the capture?

Nice report @Pickles!

Great report and photo's Super video as well!

Great catch's @Yowie! just out of interest what how many pounds was your leader and mainline? Thanks

Seems like your spot and tactics have been firing lately! A 60cm trev is massive, and on 6lb line it must of been a fun fight, well done!

great croc mate well done! Good video as well!

Great work both of you! What's the go with the bananas? But you might of proved that idea wrong?🤷‍♂️

Great report mate! Sounds like an adventure with that egale!!!😅 What do you think happened to it?!?!?!

Awesome fish there @dirvin21 well done! Sounds like a successful day!

Nice fish well done, especially on light gear!

Nice yellowbelly mate! Good report as well

Nice flattie's and tailor, well done Good photos as well

Great catch's there mate! You've got em all! Couple of bream and trevally and is that a ludrick and tailor i see also?

If small to medium fish is small inshore snapper, trevally and flathead, 12lb line should be fine. but if you want to target smaller fish 8lb or 10lb will be fine. There isnt really much difference between 4lb and 10lb line other the diameter of the line and strength. Hope this was some help.

Great report and photos @dirvin21, well done Looks like your "newish" home has a good amount of quality fish! Jonathan Merlo

I know @James Clain fish's around the harbour land based maybe just contact him.

Guessing you are talking about land based, maybe try using a small float if sinker is needed but is sinker isn't needed (small current, tide or waves) just skip the sinker and the bait will drift down slowly and won't feel the weight of the sinker wedging itself inbetween rock. If a place is too rocky or weedy it might be better going somewhere else. It can be very annoying i know....

Awesome report and pics also always @Scratchie! Well done also @back cruncher great work!

Haha nice pic of the rod goin off in the background! 🤣 great couple of catches of gummies there, well done!

Couple of cracking bass there @Pickles! Sounds like a successful day out on the water

Nice couple of snaps there mate! Good looking feed as well!

great jew mate! always good to catch a new species!

Nice bream and flatties there Pickles! Do you usually catch your own prawns or go to a good tackle store?

Great read with loads of info, thanks!