The way your reply was written i figured you had fished all of those systems extensively and came to that conclusion.. :rofl:Kimtown wrote:It's reportedly a lot better...?purple5ive wrote:In what way??Kimtown wrote:Also it's funny how much of a contrast it is to the fishing conditions at all of the other east Gippsland waterways. Gippsland lakes, Tyers, Bemm, Tamboon pfft... wouldn't even bother.
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No... who the hell gets the time to fish all of these estuaries extensively lol?purple5ive wrote:The way your reply was written i figured you had fished all of those systems extensively and came to that conclusion.. :rofl:Kimtown wrote:It's reportedly a lot better...?purple5ive wrote:In what way??Kimtown wrote:Also it's funny how much of a contrast it is to the fishing conditions at all of the other east Gippsland waterways. Gippsland lakes, Tyers, Bemm, Tamboon pfft... wouldn't even bother.
I have fished a few of them, mostly Tyers, Tamboon (which havent opened in 2+ years to my knowledge) and the Gippsland lakes all within the last year and all fished very poorly compared to what they usually do. I've read reports and had friends fish the others, such as Bemm (the only other major system apart from the Snowy/Marlo that's opened recently) and I'm told it's very quiet too with nothing but mostly small Bream being caught.
They are in dire need of a good flush out with some salinity
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They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
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When we fished Marlo last year we only caught fish on lures. If you were using bait only you would have came home with donuts
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Will be up there in 2 days time! hopefully the weather gets better! atm it looks like showers and thunderstorms on our first 2 days. I dont mind the rain but dont want to be a lightning rod if there are thunderstorms about. Hopefully it will still fish very well and we get on some good fish like the past few posters.Whiskers wrote:Didn't want to hi-jack Aarons and Alex's Marlo thread but Marlo and the Snowy are my stomping grounds these days. The river is only ten minutes walk from my back door and Marlo is just ten minutes by car down the road.
The whole system is chocka block with fish right now and if the entrance at Marlo opens up a bit more the fishing will be manic.
I popped down to the river tonight for a couple of hours between the thunderstorms.
It was a Noah's Ark session. No, not sharks but two of everything.
Two good flatties, two nice bream, two tailor, two trevally and two luderick.
But, don't tell anyone. There's no fish here. Terrible place!
LOL.
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Do you do much prawning down at Marlo? any tips? thanks!
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Lol how is it silly..? maybe if you're from the area it might be worth wetting a line at Tyers, but certainly not if you're coming from Melbourne's suburbs. I actually live in Gippsland, but why would I bother going somewhere that far away when there is far better options a lot closer to home? The general consensus is that they have been closed far too long and the fishing reflects that.purple5ive wrote:They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
Prawning is pretty much non existent in a lot of these waterways also, and that's a major source of food for estuary species.
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what i meant was, dont write them off just cause its not fishing well atm, they will fire up and fish well depending on the weather patterns, all those systems have produced cracking fish for me at some stage or the other.Kimtown wrote:Lol how is it silly..? maybe if you're from the area it might be worth wetting a line at Tyers, but certainly not if you're coming from Melbourne's suburbs. I actually live in Gippsland, but why would I bother going somewhere that far away when there is far better options a lot closer to home? The general consensus is that they have been closed far too long and the fishing reflects that.purple5ive wrote:They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
Prawning is pretty much non existent in a lot of these waterways also, and that's a major source of food for estuary species.
you obviously go to the one thats fishing the best at the time your going.
it will be a while before tyers and tamboon fish like they used to.
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That’s why anglers “network” Find our what estuaries are going well at the time etc.Kimtown wrote:Lol how is it silly..? maybe if you're from the area it might be worth wetting a line at Tyers, but certainly not if you're coming from Melbourne's suburbs. I actually live in Gippsland, but why would I bother going somewhere that far away when there is far better options a lot closer to home? The general consensus is that they have been closed far too long and the fishing reflects that.purple5ive wrote:They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
Prawning is pretty much non existent in a lot of these waterways also, and that's a major source of food for estuary species.
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Of course they will fire up, but it seems like your agreeing with me that Tyers and tamboon suck right now.purple5ive wrote:what i meant was, dont write them off just cause its not fishing well atm, they will fire up and fish well depending on the weather patterns, all those systems have produced cracking fish for me at some stage or the other.Kimtown wrote:Lol how is it silly..? maybe if you're from the area it might be worth wetting a line at Tyers, but certainly not if you're coming from Melbourne's suburbs. I actually live in Gippsland, but why would I bother going somewhere that far away when there is far better options a lot closer to home? The general consensus is that they have been closed far too long and the fishing reflects that.purple5ive wrote:They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
Prawning is pretty much non existent in a lot of these waterways also, and that's a major source of food for estuary species.
you obviously go to the one thats fishing the best at the time your going.
it will be a while before tyers and tamboon fish like they used to.
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Theres fish to be caught at both, so depends on what your definition of sucks means..Kimtown wrote:Of course they will fire up, but it seems like your agreeing with me that Tyers and tamboon suck right now.purple5ive wrote:what i meant was, dont write them off just cause its not fishing well atm, they will fire up and fish well depending on the weather patterns, all those systems have produced cracking fish for me at some stage or the other.Kimtown wrote:Lol how is it silly..? maybe if you're from the area it might be worth wetting a line at Tyers, but certainly not if you're coming from Melbourne's suburbs. I actually live in Gippsland, but why would I bother going somewhere that far away when there is far better options a lot closer to home? The general consensus is that they have been closed far too long and the fishing reflects that.purple5ive wrote:They all fish well at given times, so writing them off as wouldnt bother is just silly.
Prawning is pretty much non existent in a lot of these waterways also, and that's a major source of food for estuary species.
you obviously go to the one thats fishing the best at the time your going.
it will be a while before tyers and tamboon fish like they used to.
Only thing i can agree on with you is that you Love the cruisers!!!!