Fishing Victoria Forum

Where ever you fish, how ever you fish, how often you fish, what ever you fish for, here's wishing you all a very Happy Christmas.

Stay safe every one.

Whiskers lives in Orbost, so, he's the man you want Gra Wow whiskers is lucky should I start a new topic about fishing Orbost then? Plenty of fish (sometimes) up here. I have to go down to Melbourne just after Xmas for a day or two but shoot me a pm when your here and I'll see what I can arrange fo...

40cm is huge! And probably 15-20 years old. They put up a good fight for sure. Which grub lure did you use? My mate went to Tyers couple weeks ago said baitjunkie bloodworm 2.5" was better than zman grub motor oil. I thought zman motor oil grub is like the number one grub for bream. Thanks Sebb. Th...

Fished a little backwater this evening. Plenty of bream on the chew but nothing of any size. Things got interesting when the bait fish schools were being chased by something, namely Estuary Perch. Managed to get three, all about 40cm long and all on a curly tail grub. Man they go hard on light tackl...

What's your favourite? Black Bream or Yellowfin Bream. In my part of Victoria we're lucky and have both species on hand. For looks, the yellowfin gets my nod. The body seems more silver in colour and of course the yellow fins look stunning. They also seem to be a bit taller in the shoulders than a b...

The local bream are in real trouble if you blokes are coming up here. I reckon you'd catch them in a bucket of water! The estuary has been very patchy for the last month or so. Too much dirty water coming down from heavy rain in the high country but just in the last few days the water is starting to...

Ha ha Graham! but until I fix my car I can't go either. :( The quote for repairs was more than the cars book value so the insurance company just wanted to write it off. (It's an old car) but still worth a lot to me. So, I'm fixing it myself. All the damaged bits have been stripped off and it's sitti...

How to decide on your next fishing destination.

Coming home tonight on the Princess Highway after an afternoon fishing at Lake Tyers a big grey 'roo came hurtling out of the bush right in front of me. I was doing a steady 100 kph and collected him fair and square head on. Fortunately my bull bar did its job and sent him underneath my vehicle and ...

With the rain we've had in the past week from the East Coast Low, the Snowy and Brodribb Rivers are running hard and high. The Estuary at Marlo is high and is the colour of strong coffee with a charcoal topping. Lots of this years earlier bush fire debris is finally being washed into the system. Wit...