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Well the flag line also has a sign that says 'no fishing'.However I did fish on the southern side next to the wall yesterday, a ranger saw us fishing and just kept driving.
Tim.
I was wondering if you are still allowed to fish near the base of the dam wall on the southern end? I noticed a flag line to the east of the ranger's station (i think that's what it is ) and was wondering if this meant it was a no go zone?
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Dav
Well the flag line also has a sign that says 'no fishing'.
Tim.
Has anyone been getting anything? The last 4 times I've been down there (Forgan Cove twice and the dam wall from the picnic area twice) and nothing!
First time at Forgan Cove gave me 2 bass (31 & 34cm) and a (what looked like) a yellabelly which spat a lure right at me while the line was taut.
Falling water levels obviously don't help....
Lucky I'm good at dodging stuff from the missus or I'd be wearing a new Rapala piercing through my right eye!
jimbo
Originally Posted by jim_bream
What time are you fishing jimbo? Early morning or late arvo are best IMO at this (still warm) time of the year. Have you any spinnerbaits as I find that in the shallows ( and it's farly shallow at both those spots ) I do alright with spinnerbaits as lack of depth works against some crankbait lures. Slider or Ecogear soft plastics also are worth a go I reckon. Threre are countless other factors that come into play but a slowly retrieved sp or spinnerbait was my introduction to bass fishing at NP with decent results if you persevere and keep mobile. And I don't think the falling levels has had any effect on the fishing at all.
Chris
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