been hearing a lot lately about the threadfin salmon in the brisbane river. i thought i might have a go at them. question#1 r they good eating. question#2 what is the best method of capture. question#3 best tide . question#4 what time of year. so if anywon can help it would be greatly appreciated; thanks, glen
Do a search....
You could find yourself reading all night.
Pete
1) yes
2)livebaiting eg mullet gar or lures get their fair share aswell
3)outgoing
4)spring is best but still around most times
...of all the liars among mankind, the fisherman is the most trustworthy. ~William Sherwood Fox.
And how about Bribie. Do they get up the passage???
Cheers
Scott
hey geefa im glad you asked this question ive been wondering about these myself?? and thanks to bennykenny ive learned something aswell. thanks jim
dunno bout bribie but saw an awesome video of peter morse fly fishing in Great Sandy Stait for them at certains stage of the tide where the large tidal mangrove systems drain off and form a v channel in the sand/mud into the main channel. the threadies sit here and eat glass shrimp as they get drained out of the mangroves. bigins too.
threadies in the brisbane river. dont know much other than they hang around the pipeline in the mouth, colmslie jetty, any jetty with lights and bait activity in the river up to the gateway bridge. lures shad type lures with rattle and live baits. shipping terminals too.
im sure there is heaps of info previoulsy written by more informed anglers.
pulled out 5 threddies with another af member this morning, size was down a bit for the area all under a meter, they belted a new lure we been testing which doesnt have a name yet
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