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Just after some advice on consistant spots around the above areas.
Ive heard Wonnie Bridge is good for flathead, though i wouldnt know where to position my boat. Cast at the Pylons? Drift, anchor. Deep water, shallow water, sand, weed??
I after Bream/Whiting/Flathead/Jewfish/Anything.
Ive got HB lures, plastics and a live bait tank so i can try a few things out.
Just a bit disheartened after fishing Narooma, getting some big fish in clear water, to coming home and not being able to hook up in my own backyard.
Gorms,
the wonnie isnt one of the easiest spots to fish yes you can get some flathead under the old road bridge and on the southern side there is a deep hole which holds some good fish on occasions. The Georges river has more consistant fishing in it up around all of the bridges, but for good fishing for lizzards go to the Port Hacking lots of clean water and vast areas to fish on flats and drop offs near the flats. Plastics for the wonnie and plastics plus hard bodies for the Port, if all else fails there is always bait pillies and prawns. Hint the tide has a huge influence on the Wonnie and around the bridges.
In regards to the tide, is 2 hours either side of High going to be ok?I'd like to fish the Woronora Bridge/Bonnet Bay/Como, cause ive only got a 6hpr, and the como boat ramp is 20 seconds from my house.Its convenient, so if i can get a few hours in after work, i dont have to travel too far.
they would be good times to fish you could even sneak up around the mangrove trees at high tide down at the entrance to the Wonnie, casting lures for bream and flathead then work your way back along the front up to Bonnet Bay. There used to be old oyster leases along that area that are worth a look. If you are down around Como bridge at the slack between tide changes you can cast hard up to the plyons.
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