Back to the fishing, it was very slow going pretty much the whole time. by rixter » Tue Jan 28, 2014 6:19 pm, Post Please include where (without giving away your secret spot! Whether you’re a casual angler or more serious fisherman, Portarlington’s a great spot to wet a line. Could not get a hook up and the bites seemed like small pinkys or even small trevally, very aggressive. Overall i landed 2 Silver trevally 27 and 31cm at 6pm and 9pm, George getting onto bigger stuff as 2x banjos and 1 eagle ray that took him and his audience for a walk half way down the breakwall. from 00:00 Sat, 18 Apr to 12:00 Sun, 19 Apr - CANCELLED DUE TO COVID 19 VIRUS The club has suspended activities for the next two months due to the COVID 19 Virus.

There were the usual morons, d#@kheads and show offs zooming up and down the breakwall on/in their jetskis and speed boats. ... Anglers fishing from Limeburners Boat Ramp Breakwall have caught pinkie snapper from legal length to 35cm using pilchards for bait.

Tiger flathead have also made an appearance. Almost any lure resembling a baitfish cast parallel to the bankside weed beds is in with a chance. Pictures are always great, but please make sure they are at least 1mb (file size). The calamari have been around the Pilot Jetty, just off Cottage by the Sea, Bell Reef and the Lonsdale Bight. Inside the Queenscliff Boat Harbour has seen calamari and silver trevally caught around the boats. Post Michael caught his redfin using fish arrow soft plastics bounced slowly along the bottom.

Swan Bay has been fishing a little better for squid but they have not been as big, maxing out around 1k.

Best spots have been Grassy Point at Portarlington and the Prince George Bank depending on tides and time of day. by Raulfc7 » Tue Jan 28, 2014 7:09 pm, Post Had the women bring us fish n chips at 7.30pm so we wouldn't go hungry. There’s plenty of these ‘suckers’ kicking about the Bellarine at the moment. They have been around 1-2kg and biting best at first light. by nhillboy » Tue Jan 28, 2014 7:53 pm, Post At about 8.15pm leading to sunset all the rods were getting constantly hit with pillies and pipis stripped off the hooks, squid not touched. Serpent eel...they're not easy to photograph! There has also been plenty of calamari action around Queenscliff. Nice catch there too. Those seeking flathead will be fist pumping as there has been plenty on the bite in the region. by Ozzy » Tue Jan 28, 2014 9:02 pm, Post Sounds like you guys had fun!! Catch a few around Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula or Surf Coast to Lorne recently? A pair of Trevs from Portarlington Breakwall 26-1-14.. Re: A pair of Trevs from Portarlington Breakwall 26-1-14.. viewtopic.php?f=123&t=7071&p=80513&hili ... eel#p80447. Stayed the week end at his parents holiday house in St.Leonards which was good fun.

Carp to 4.5kg have been caught on worms, bread, corn kernels and other lightly weighted baits fished on the bottom. enable_page_level_ads: true

Portarlington producing goods ... With the weather really starting to warm up down here and there’s options available to those fishing in fresh and saltwater, using both lures and bait. by kaotay » Tue Jan 28, 2014 8:00 pm, Post Once the sun hits the water, there can be stacks of bait-stealing undersized pinkies so pack plenty of bait. by Daniel_96 » Tue Jan 28, 2014 8:37 pm, Post All contents copyright © 2014 Fishing Monthly. Post ), when, what on and who caught the fish. Michael Evans is still harassing those Wurdi reddies and sent in a picture of another ripper that was 45cm and 1.7 kilograms. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({ Anglers fishing from Limeburners Boat Ramp Breakwall have caught pinkie snapper from legal length to 35cm using pilchards for bait. ", you gotta hav a crack even if yr just pissin in the wind.

Anglers fishing from Limeburners Boat Ramp Breakwall have caught pinkie snapper from legal length to 35cm using pilchards for bait. Hooks varied from size 6, size 2, 1/0 and 2/0. Wurdi Buloc Reservoir near Moriac continues to produce fish that cannot be ignored. The trevally have been all over Gulp Turtle Back Worms in pumpkinseed colour as cast by soft plastic enthusiasts and pilchard fillets for those using bait. The redfin bite should extend into and beyond November with fat reddies like this expected. Rest assured, they are not being plucked like apples. Home Portal Forum Index Fishing Reports Geelong, The Great Ocean Road and the Bellarine Peninsula Fishing Reports Portarlington to Queenscliff; Search. Early morning has seen good sport for soft plastic anglers along the Geelong waterfront with bream, silver trevally and small snapper. The outer harbour has similar sized snapper around the 5kg mark in shallow around 4m of water early in the morning while during the day, they are gathering along the edges and to the north of the of the main shipping channel out off Clifton Springs and Curlewis.