hey guys.
Im heading to the tweed river for easter and taking my boat.
Never fished the area before so just looking for a bit of help for what techniques bait and spots to try. Not asking for your 'special spot' just a few pointers.
any help would be appreciated
thankyou
Cheers
BreamBuster33
First tip - make sure you have a NSW fishing license!Originally Posted by Breambuster33
hey guys.
Im heading to the tweed river for easter and taking my boat.
Never fished the area before so just looking for a bit of help for what techniques bait and spots to try. Not asking for your 'special spot' just a few pointers.
any help would be appreciated
thankyou
do you need one if your under 18?
Cheers
BreamBuster33
yes you do need one
I dont no if you no the tweed well but try out in front off the tweed golf club
Try drifting along the sand bank there, you can also get yabbies there and you better get a license because i aways see the fisherys there
"You are required to pay the NSW recreational fishing fee to fish in fresh and salt water in NSW unless you are:
Under the age of 18."
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/...fee/exemptions
Seems not gavinc?, why do you think he will?
sorry i stand corrected it use to be 16 i thought
Mate, if you have a yabby pump, head down to the island near the golf club on low tide, plenty there (soldier crabs too). You can fish all around the club there. My personal pick if fishing yabbies by boat would be to head down Tumbulgum way and either anchor up or drift around the banks there. My personal experience with the Tweed (baiting yabbies) lately is that there is tonnes of undersize Bream annoying you. The same at tumbulgum but on a incoming tide over the flats around there, there is some nice whiting if willing to put up with the baby Bream that OWN the Tweed lately (this is my luck with yabbies for over a month)
Any more tips??
Cheers
BreamBuster33
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