Lake Eidon fishing september trip
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Lake Eidon fishing september trip
Hi I'm planning on taking my family to eildon caravan park at the end of september and wants to know how is the fishing at the pondage by the caravan park. also what is the best rig setup for trout and what is the best bait is used for trout fishing Thanks Mike
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
Better to ask locals at the time. but i use scrubworms on a hook, running sinker. and powerbait cut in half with a bit of cheese on it. Have tried floats in the shallows too. Maggots work if you are willing to try them. Terry up at regal marine was a coarse angler, pondage expert for years. hes worth a chat, very helpful at times. Berley is important!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! remembering these fish respond well to feed in hatcheries, so same thing in the released dams. I used to cleanup on the lures, late arvo or very early in mornings
You know when they have a fishing show on TV? They catch the fish and then let it go. They don't want to eat the fish, they just want to make it late for something.
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
I have poewr bait but what type of cheese!! and I'm not trying to be funny either.
- borntofish
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
ahh that is the question!! i tried tasty cheese, it attracts the shrimp witch then attracts the bigger predators. but there maybe a better cheese, i didnt know what to use, but that works nicely
You know when they have a fishing show on TV? They catch the fish and then let it go. They don't want to eat the fish, they just want to make it late for something.
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
I don't think it would matter what type of cheese you use; just get the cheapest. I have never used it but I know a lot of people successfully use it for Murray cod. I think they may leave the cube of cheese in the sun for a while before using it and this toughens it up for casting.
Good luck!
Jim
Good luck!
Jim
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
Thanks for all the great advise, we will be there for 3 days, is there any bag limits on trout or size limits thanks Michael :water:
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Re: Lake Eidon fishing september trip
If you are fishing in Eildon Pondage, five trout per day, of which no more than two can be above 35cm as I it is classified as a 'Family Fishing Lake'.mike wrote:Thanks for all the great advise, we will be there for 3 days, is there any bag limits on trout or size limits thanks Michael :water:
In the dam itself - five trout per day - no size restrictions.
There is no minimum size in any Victorian waters.
thanks
Jim
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