Thursady afternoon I had Dave Smith from Melbourne and Paul Roberts from Perth out for the half day shift where we had the rising spring tides and decided to make the trip to our  big Queenfish spot, these guys begin to turn up in May and get more prolific has the month rolls on. We crossed the harbour and after a few drifts which had both the boys working the high speed Daiwa Certate 3000 reels hard on the Samaki Zecton 10-17lb rods Dave cast uot and was working the Torpedo slug hard across the Surface when a resounding “WHOSSH” saw the water boil and the Samaki rod loaded up as the big Queenfish struck with venom.  The Certate’s drag screamed as the big fish stripped the line from the spool and got air borne much to the delight of all on board, after a few blistering runs and lots of exclamations on board to the fish’s antics we eventually got the big slab of silver alongside to fall to the net and the happy snaps were taken. Back into it again and the boys continued to work the lures in earnest now as they knew what they were up for, Dave had another fish come out of left field to have it miss the lure by the smallest of margins before Paul also had 2 big follows with one fish repeatedly smash at the lure 3 to 4 times all the way to the boat but again just missing the 6 by strong treble hook. Then a few casts later saw another fish smash and smash at the lure before getting a spectacular take just beside the boat and the rod loaded up and the battle began, after some screaming runs and a good 10 minute battle we had the fish in the boat and smiles all around as it came in at 108cms, a few happy snaps and we swam the fish till it kicked away to freedom. Dave had another couple of good follows and another hook up but this time as the fish got some height in the air it shook and spat the lure to freedom, We then crossed the harbour with the boys well and truly looking forward to a cold beer or two upon their return dock-side.

 Friday Morning saw us on the water with Harry Brokate from Echuca, VIC and Mark Carlyle from Bacchus March, VIC where we had a windy morning seeing us stay close to one of the feeder creek systems flicking the soft plastics around the run out drains and edges of the mangrove systems. Harry was 1st to hook up on a Javelin Fish followed shortly after with a good sized Catfish which gave him the runaround on the 4lb gear. Harry then bagged another Javelin fish and a slid sized Bream for the session while Mark worked hard for a no show on the morning I’m afraid.

  Saturday morning I had Conor Wilson and Matt Mcleod from Perth, WA out for the 4 hour stint where we crossed the harbour to one of the feeder creek systems, 1st cast saw us hook up on a big Threadfin which peeled the line from the Daiwa Sol 2000 reel. Conor hung on as the rod buckled up and the fish ran straight down the middle of the drain towards the main channel where someone had stuck a Crocodile trap and the fish just managed to ping the securing line that gave the tarp it’s mooring, the line grated against the securing rope and after we realise it had dug into it on the way through and as the fish continued it’s run for freedom the line pinged and the game was over.  Conor then bagged a Catfish and a Estuary Cod for the remainder of the session.  Matt bagged a Javelin Fish and then the water broke as a Barra took to the air with the little 3″ soft plastic  secured in it’s jaw. after a brief battle we had it alongside and just as we were about to net it once again it shook it’s head and spat the little TT jighead back at us as it swam away seeing us drop the boys back to the small boat landing to get their flight to Perth.

 That’s all until the next report everyone, stay tuned until next time, Brian from Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Number 1 in Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darwin Harbour in The Northern Territory And Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, Tight Line and Screaming Reels To You All!

 Tuesday afternoon we had Shane Gibbons and Luke Mcmanus from Lithgow, NSW out with us where we trekked across the harbour into the feeder creek systems flicking the Soft Plastics around on the lb Bream gear which saw Luke hook up on the 1st cast just beside the boat as the slab of silver shot in out of left field nailing the 3″ Soft Plastic tail and the Daiwa Sol 200 sprang to life as the Samaki c12 rod loaded up and the culprit in the shape of a tarpon took to the air shaking it’s head in desperation to trying to loosen itself from the little TT Jig Head and after several runs for freedom fell to the net for the happy snap. Shane was straight back in on the next cast but this time in the shape of the much benigned Catfish. Shane also produced 2 Bream for the session while Luke bagged 2 Catfish and a nice Golden Snapper for the afternoon.

 Wednesday I awoke to the wind stirring in the Palm trees and although the Seabreeze forecast had predicted a 15knt wind for the afternoon the wind was up to 20kns plus as we crossed the harbour with Trevor Greene from Brisbane and Glen Messer from Landsborough who were out for the full day session joined by Kevin also from Brisbane. We crossed the harbour in search of the metre plus Queenfish which will just now be turning up on the high spring tides but after a few casts in the howling south easterlies I knew it was to no avail and we trekked back across the harbour in a nasty swell with white caps topping the waves with the howling wind. As we got back to the sheltered side of the harbour we worked one spot with the Light Tackle spin outfits thrashing the surface with the high speed Samaki bait fish slugs. After some miniature Queeenfish were landed and on one such retrieve the water broke with a whitewash as Kevin’s Daiwa Steeze 2500 screamed to life with a Queenfish in the 80 to 90cm bracket getting air borne but after a few solid runs it shook the hook and escaped to the depths from where it came. After returning Kevin to the boat landing we then pushed into the feeder creeks for shelter on the run out tide flicking the Soft plastics around the mangrove lined banks and mouths of the subsiding drains which saw a solid Barramundi smash at Trevor’s lure in a resounding “Buff” just as he was taking in from the water. Trevor then bagged a Catfish for the session which saw Glen fair a bit better with2 Catfish, a Threadfin Salmon which gave him the runaround on the light gear and then also bag a solid 56cm prized Barramundi for the day.

  Thursday were were out again for a full day session with Bart Murphy from Wheatsheaf, VIC and David Stewart and Daniel from Mildura, VIC and as the wind howled across the harbour we pushed into on of the closer creeks for shelter again working the drains and banks with the Soft Plastics, After a slow start on the high tide and as the water dropped the system came to life with the skittish bait fish getting nervous as they ran out of hiding places.  David was 1st to hook up on a solid 47cm Javelin fish across the mouth of one such drain. Daniel was next to follow with a beefy Brown Mowong which screamed the drag off the Daiwa Sol 2000 as it tried to get amongst the snags in it’s run for freedom but Daniel turned it just in time and after a solid fight it came boat side for the Kodak moment! Bart was next in nearly a repeat performance which had him smiling behind a similar fish on board. Dave also bagged a Catfish for the session joined by Bart with another Catfish and Daniel bagged a golden Snapper and late in the day had a good strike from a Barra but it got air borne early and spat the hook straight back at us before we bounced our way out of the creek and back to dry land.

 Friday we had Michel O’ Callaghan and John Bode from Adelaide along with Mel Olding from Darwin for the half day morning session where the plan was to get amongst the Queenfish in the harbours bays but again the wind restricted us to the feeder creek system but with the high tide working against us the guys struggled for the morning and the conditions were just coming to good when we had the drop the guys back to dry land with nothing but ducks all around!

 Monday I had Tom Cruise ( no-not the actor! ) from Singapore out for a half day afternoon session where we crossed the harbour as the winds ad now abated but on the neap tides we twitched the Soft plastics about to be rewarded with some small Golden Snapper catching 5 all up along with 2 Javelin Fish and a Batfish for good measure.

 That’s All Until Next Time Guys And Gals, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Number 1 in Soft Plastics And Light tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darwin in the Northern Territory And Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

 Sunday April 8th we had Will Butcher from Melbourne out with us for a full day joined by Ben Jolly and Finlay Ball with both the boys being from Perth where we struggled in the morning session before fishing the drains in the feeder creeks on the run out tide  to see Finlay bag the only Barra for the session coming in at 48cms along with a Quuenfish and a Catfish for the session, Ben bagged 2 Catfish and a Ramoray of all things on a Soft Plastic, Will bagged just the one Flathead in what proved to be one of those days where whatever we tried the fish just weren’t interested.

 Tuesday we had a full day session again with Shannon Walsh and his two Sons Callum and Oliver from Perth, WA where we fished the top of the run out tide early on seeing the boys get some Queenfish action where Callum nabbed 4 Queenfish and Brother Oliver fared a bit better with 5. We then pushed into the Feeder Creek systems seeing Dad Shannon flick the Soft plastics around nabbing A mangrove Jack, 2 Queenfish, 2 Catfish and while he flicked off one of the drain mouths the water erupted as  Barra of some 70 to 80cms got air borne and while Shannon had the better of him fot a minute or the the wily fish spat the hook before we could get it boat side!

 Wednesday the 11th we were out again with Jason Mungear and his son Tyler from Timboon, VIC for a full day session where we fished one of the rock points chasing the Queenfish on the light tackle spin outfits where the boys had some good fun seeing Jason nab 4 Queenfish while Tyler nabbed 2 fish on the spin outfit before I changed him over to a lighter Soft Plastic outfit which got nailed and the Sol 2000 reel screamed in pain as a nice sized Queenfish took to the air in several maneuvers which had me turning the boat this way and that with the electric Minn Kota motor before falling to the net for the happy snap coming in at 82cms. We then pushed into the creek systems seeing Jason bag a nice  Brown Mowong on the Soft Plastic gear, Jason also bagged a Trevally, Javelin Fish and Catfish while Tyler also bagged a Catfish on the last cast of the day.

 Sunday 15th we had Clive and Mandy Barnard from the UK where we did a half day session for them in the morning targeting one of the feeder creeks where Mandy flicked the little Soft Plastic lures about one of the drains seeing the water erupt as a angry Barramundi got air borne trying to shake the foreign object in the shape of a TT jig head and Soft Plastic from his jaw but to no avail as the fish eventually tired after some hot runs and good maneuvering falling to the net for the happy snap coming in at 66cms. Mandy then had a hot bite on the Javelin Fish nabbing 12 of them along with 2 Flathead and a Estuary Cod for good measure. Clive battled hard but couldn’t keep up nabbing 6 Javelin Fish and Catfish for the morning.

 Wednesday April 18th had us out again for a half day session with Brett Johnson from Maroochydore, QLD where we targeted the drain mouths on one of the creeks targeting the wiley Barramundi seeing Brett’s lure getting nailed by one such fish and being just a little late on the strike the fish spat the hook before we nabbed another one just 2 minutes later coming in at 60cms, Brett then bagged just the one Flathead for the morning before we had to head back to the boat landing.

 Saturday the 22nd we had the 2 Dans out for a full day on the harbour, Daniel Thew from the central Coast, NSW and Danny Mott from Byron Bay, QLD where we targeted the Queenfish early on seeing Danny get stuck in straight up nabbing 6 Queenfish while Danny nabbed two of the species before we pushed into the feeder creek systems flicking the Soft Plastics about seeing the boys get into the Golden Snapper with Danny bagging 5 and Daniel bagging 3 before we started on the drain mouths seeing Danny bag a Trevally, Flathead, Javelin Fish, Toadfish and a Barramundi for good measure. Fishing in one of the narrower drains on a run in tide saw both the boys drop good fish with Daniel hooking on a screamer which shot under the boat once just narrowly avoiding a bust of as we turner quickly in the small creek mouth before shooting under again and this time Daniel wasn’t quite quick enough as the fish pinged the line on the electric motor, Daniel then bagged a Catfish and a javelin Fish on the last cast of the day to finish off the session.

  That’s All Until Next Time Guys and Gals, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters…..Number 1 in Personalised Fishing Tours Specialising In Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darin In the Northern Territory And Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

 Sunday 1st of April we were out on the water for a half day morning session with Dale Armstrong and James Robinson from Melbourne where we fished the run out tide in the morning flicking the Soft Plastic lures along the banks of the exposed mangroves where James had a solid hit from a good Barra estimated in the 70-80cm range but after a few good runs and some aerial manoeuvres the solid fish threw the hook close to the net. Dale bagged 2 Catfish and a javelin fish in the feeder creek systems before we pushed out into one of the bays for some Queenfish action on the spin outfits seeing Dale bag 4 Queenfish for the session while James bagged 2 before we dropped the boys back to the jetty for their flight back to Melbourne.

 Tuesday we wre out agin for a half day morning session with John Farrell from Sydney and Roger Mctaggart from Denman, NSW. We fished the feeder creek systems early on but to a slow start seeing Roger bag 2 Catfish and a small Cod with John also bagging a small cod before we fished a rocky Promontry seeing John lose a nice Threadfin as it got air borne. Roger then bagged 2 Queenfish on the spin outfits before we called it for the morning.

Wednesday we had Bill Gunn from Maryborough, QLD out for an all day session where again the feeder creek system was a slow start seeing Bill bag 2 Catfish, 2 small Cod and a Bream before nabbing a solid 60cm Queenfish on the 4lb Soft Plastic gear, as the tide rose we tried in vain to locate the bigger Queenfish in our usual spots though we had about 3 follows the metre plus Queenfish along with the rest of the species were reluctant to play on the day.

 Thursday morning saw us out again for a half day session in the morning with Tom Cambridge and his son Ben from Perth, WA where we had the perfect tidal flow on the early springs and we crossed the harbour into the feeder creek systems flicking the little Soft Plastic lures around the mouths of the drains and bays seeing the boys have some solid bite action with schools of Golden snapper with 7 of them coming boat side. Off the mouth of one such drain Ben worked the small Soft Plastic twitching it slowly until there was a solid hook up and a resounding screaming drag from the Daiwa Sol 2000 reel as the fish ran from the drain mouth trying to find freedom in the deeper water as we followed it out into the system the fish gave run after run but Ben and the gear did their job well to see a solid 67cm Threadfin Salmon fall to the net!

 Friday morning saw us out with Brett and his son Josh Hatchley from Perth and again with perfect tidal conditions and weather we crossed the harbour and worked the drain mouths and bays with the Plastics seeing Josh hook up 1st on a Catfish of all things before then bagging a Javelin Fish and followed shortly after with a golden Snapper, After Dad Brett took a bit of a ribbing his reel screamed to life with a solid hook up and fight before eventually boating a beautiful and solid 56cm 4kg Brown Mowong on the 4lb gear. Brett then nabbed 2 Golden Snapper and a Flathead for the session before Josh bagged another Ctafish in the very last cast of the day!

 That’s all for the time being everyone but stay tuned as the weather will stay fine I’m sure there’ll be lot’s to report in the coming weeks, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing charters, Number 1 In Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darwin In The Northern Territory And Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

Hey everyone just a quick blog after the rain has finally cleared up here in the Top End we had our first full day on the water on Friday with Greg Beatty from Darwin along with Matt and Richard from Melbourne where we had the spring tides bringing all the fresh down through the systems where we crossed the harbour to our feeder creek systems and as the tide slowed the boys worked the Soft Plastics hard where Matt had a solid hook up on a Brown Mowong that tried in vain to pull him into the snags seeing Matt get the better of the solid fish getting him boat side for the obligatory happy snap. We fished the drains on the low tides seeing a Threadfin Salmon, Javelin Fish, Silver Bream and a Toadfish come on board where Matt also lost a Threadfin as it got air borne spitting the hook in the process. After a couple of other missed strikes we came out of the feeder creek sytems in search of some metre plus Queenfish on the rising tides but after the boys had worked hard all day we called it an early one and headed back dockside to call it a day!

 That’s all for now everyone but stay tuned as the dry hopefully settle in and the spring tides cleanse the systems the action will heat up here in the Top End…Until Next Time, Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Number 1 In Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darwin In The NT and Queenslands Sunshine Coast.

 Friday 17th of March we were out on Maroochy river with Tanya Price from Warana along with Marty and Kim Smith from Mooloolaba where we fished hard throughout the system targeting the lower reaches early on with little success before pushing in to one of the creek systems where we had the most success seeing all the guys get into some nice Flathead, Tanya nabbed a nice 57cm fish along with a smaller Flathead and 2 Bream for the day while Marty bagged a nice 55cm Flathead along with a Bream and Kim bagged two nice Flathead coming in at 47 and 48cms.

Sunday we had Todd Holmes from Tasmania along with Trevor Mayhew from Brisbane booked in for a half day offshore on the Tunas and although the conditions were better than perfect and after lot’s of  looking around the Tuna were a no show so I brought the boys back I for a look around Maroochy river seeing Todd nab 4 Bream and Trevor bag a Flathead for the session.

With lots of Rain and wind for the previous couple of weeks  we didn’t get back on the water until Saturday 25th where we had Marty from Mooloolaba along with his Uncle John from Toowoomba where we did a half day offshore chasing the Tuna schools with both the boys getting some good action on the schools of small Mack Tuna with John bagging 4 Tunas and Marty bagging the same for the session.

 March 4th we tried the estuary systems again where we had Daniel and Dave from Brisbane out with us on Maroochy river but with the flood waters still abating the conditions were less than average seeing Dave hook up on the only fish of the morning and bagging just the 1 Bream for his efforts!

 Like I say guys that’s it for the Sunshine Coast section until the 2012/2013 season when I’ll be back there again in late October, hope to see you on the water in the Top End before then and until then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels to You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Specialising in Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Darwin in The Northern Territory And Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

Monday the 6th we had Daniel from Melbourne out with us where we fished the Noosa river system for the morning session where we pushed up the Noosa river to just south of the lakes and were rewarded with some Tarpon action with hook ups seeing several fish get air borne with some spectacular back flips and see one fish jump straight at the boat head butting it as he did so to spit the hook. Daniel had a few sold hook ups before bagging two Tarpon before we had a change of tide putting the fish down where we then proceeded to catch some Bream seeing Daniel bad 4 fish before we took the boat out of he water and headed on the road south to Mooloolaba amid reports of some Tuna school action. We crossed the bay and found some birds and surface action and immediately got the light tackle spin outfits out flicking the small bait fish lures amidst the sporadic schools before Daniel had a solid hook up and screaming run to bag the 1st Yellowfin of the 2012 season coming it at 3-4kgs. We chased the finicky fish about for the afternoon before Daniel had one more solid hook up on a much bigger fish which saw the drag on the Daiwa Certate scream in pain before the fish turned suddenly and dropped the hook to freedom and saw us return to the boat ramp for some sushi!

Tuesday we had Ian Pfingst from St George, Qld and Matt Pfingst from Inveril, Nsw where we spent the morning on Maroochy river flicking the Soft Plastics about the lower to middle reaches seeing the boys have agood sesssion on the Grunter Bream with Ian bagging 5 of these hard hitting species, Ian also nabbed 2 Flathead and a Jewfish for the session while Matt managed 2 Grunter Bream, a Flathead and a nice solid hard fighting 42cm Trevally for his efforts on the morning.

 Friday saw us on Maroochy river again with Roger Pengilley from Gundawindi, Dave Metcalf from Buderim and Terry Sahlquist from Grafton where we fished the flats on the middle reaches seeing Roger bag a Silver Bream while Terry nabbed the harder hitting Grunter Bream and Dave fared the best for the morning bagging a Flathead, 2 Grunter Bream and a nice solid Golden Trevally for the morning.

Saturday the conditions became perfect for us as we ventured offshore from Mooloolaba with Hugh Morton from the Gold Coast along with Gregory Klumpp and Jason Vonhoff from Brisbane. We scouted the waters looking for the tell tale sign on the bird flight line in search of the surface action and it didn’t take long before we found the boiling Tuna schools working the bait balls and as we flicked into the 1st solid school we had a triple hook up with the Tunas screaming line off the light tackle spin outfits and the rods arched into action seeing all the boys bring Mack Tunas aboard. The morning only got better from there with bust ups of schools across the bay the Tunas were on! Greg bagged 7 Tunas for the day while Jason bagged 10 fish and Hugh nabbed 9 with the biggest coimg in at about the 6-7kg range before we headed back to the ramp with all the boys looking forward to a cold beer!

 Sunday morning saw us on Maroochy river again with Travis Vulich from Buderim and Father Trvor from Mooloolaba along with Jim Burton from Brisbane and Adam Harris from Melbourne where we pushed up to the middle reaches seeing the boys flick the Soft plastics about in a slow start before the tide picked up and Adam bagged a Flathead and had  a solid hook up and screaming run from a fish thatrubbed him off on a snag. Jim bagged a nice 47cm Flathead while Trevor was out for a duck. Travis however faired better with a Whiting, a Grunter Bream and 2 Flathead with the largest coming in at a nice 52cms.

 We took the boat out of Maroochy river and launched in Mooloolaba for the afternoon with Adam staying on board and joined by Ian Lewis and his son Sam from Brisbane where we headed offshore in search of the Tuna schools, with an easterly wind blowing it made for a lumpy and wet ride in search of the schools where Adam was 1st to hook up with a solid run from a Mooloolaba Mack Tuna peeling the line off the Daiwa Certate before coming aboard for the happy snap.We covered some ground in search of the schools which were a lot more sporadic than the previous day before Ian had a good hook up on the ultra light spin outfit handing the Daiwa Steez 2500 outfit over to son Sam who did well balancing himself on his knees on the casting platform as the Tuna gave him the run around working his young muscles to the max before the fish fell to the net. Adam bagged 2 more Mack Tunas for the session before we bounced our way back to the Mooloolaba boat ramps and dry land.

 That’s about all until next time Guys And Gals, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Number 1 In Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Queensland’s Sunshine Coast And Darwin In the Norther Territory.

 Monday the 23rd as the rain began to plummet down we had Mark Wheelahan from Brisbane along with Scott Wothdrspoon and Chris Elliott from Melbourne out with us for the afternoon session and in the wet and windy conditions we pushed up to the middle reaches where Chris bagged just the 1 Flathead, Scott bagged 2 Flathead and a bream while Mark nabbed 3 Flathead and a Bream for the session in less than ideal conditions.

 We then had the rain come down in bucket loads for the next few days, so much so that I jumped on a plane to Perth to get some sun on the bones! The systems flooded extensively and are only just now beginning to clear

 Friday the 3rd we ventured back on the water for the afternoon session with Ron Wilson from Melbourne and Rob Warne with Bernie Crisp from Bendigo, VIC. We fished the lower reaches 1st up playing on the run in tide pushing the salinity and clarity back into the system. With a slow start in the lower reaches seeing Bernie hook up on the 1 Flathead before we pushed up the system a bit to one of the flats where we got a hot bite on the drifts seeing the boys hook up and miss some nice fish before Bernie got the 1st solid 53cm Flathead on board and as it fell to the net the hook dropped out and Bernie proceeded o cast straight back out again and as I was dealing with his 1st fish he hooked up on another solid Flathead which fell to the same net bagging a 52cm Flathead to have a brace of fish in 2 casts. The boys fished nicely on the drift with Ron bagging a nice Grunter Bream along with 4 Flathead while Rob battled well also bagging nice 50cm Flathead along with 3 other Flathead, a solid 32cm Grunter Bream and a Estuary Cod, while Bernie ended up with 5 Flathead for the session.

 That’s all until next time everyone, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming Reels To You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage Fishing Charters, Number 1 In Soft Plastics And Light Tackle Sports Fishing Covering Queensland’s Sunshine Coast And Darwin In the Northern Territory.

 Monday morning we were out on the water with Geoff from Caloundra and Mark and his father in law Allen from Brisbane. We pushed into one of the creeks early on to avoid the wind where Mark hooked up 1st on a Flathead before Mark had a solid hook up and some darting runs before a nice 63cm Flathead fell to the net for some happy snaps. The rain then proceeded to come in strong squalls and we pushed up the system between the downpours with the boys persevering in howling winds and sideways rain to see Mark bag 2 Bream and a Flathead with Allen having no luck and Geoff bag another Flathead and a Bream for the Morning.

 Tuesday saw a 100mm of rain come to the cost keeping us off the water and on Wednesday we had a corporate day with 52 people from Farmoz in Sydney where we liaised with The Sunshine Coast Barra park where all had a fun day seeing about 10 fish to 2 90sm Barra coming ashore.

Thursday we headed offshore with Tony from Melbourne in search of the Tuna schools which had just began to turn up before we had the rainfall and windy conditions where we trekked up and down the coast but to little avail with the blow scattering the schools and as hard as we searched we found no fish breaking the surface and unfortunately we didn’t turn a reel for the morning.

 Saturday Morning we were out on Maroochy river with Shane Adams and Glen Pringle from Nth Brisbane along with Andrew Jacobsen from Sth Brisbane along with Vadim Mirmilstein from Melbourne where we had the last of the incoming tide early on seeing Andrew hook up on a juvenile Jewfish early on and aslo bag 2 Flathead for the morning. Glen nabbed  3 Grunter Bream and a Flathead and Vadim bagged 3 Bream and a Flathead. Shane had a slow start but came good with a Jewfish and a nice 45cm Flathead late in the Morning.

 Saturday Afternoon  saw us on Maroochy again with Peter Coulson and his Son Josh from Melbourne where we pushed up the system in less than ordinary conditions with strong winds and a dirty fresh run out tide. Josh fished hard and battled the conditions to come up with a nice Jewfish and 3 Bream for the session while Dad Peter bagged a nice Grunter Bream for the Afternoon.

That’s about all until next week everyone, Until Then Tight Lines And Screaming reels to You All, Brian From Anglers Advantage fishing Charters, Number 1 In Soft Plastics And Light tackle Sports Fishing Covering Queensland’s Sunshine coast And Darwin In the Northern Territory.