currumbin creek bream

[john_steward]

went for a quick bream session on sunday morning, hit currumbin creek a bit after ligt, went right up the creek about as far as you can go in a tinnie. the tide had just change so i just cut the motor out and drifted down the creek with the tide (wish i had an electric), flicked a 3inch pearl watermelon on a 1/32 jig head under the trees and got about 4 bream. i was stoked because i got my first legal sized bream on a plastic (which i have been obsessed with lately)

[keen_as_mustard]

nice fish john - the first legal is always memorable.

you sure are keen getting a tinnie that far up the creek - if only there was a boat ramp up that end

[TIM-DONSELAAR]

good work mate the soft plastics are bloody good,im just starting to get into SP fishing myself....

cheers tim [smiley=beer.gif]

[flickflack]

Good to get the first good size one on a plakky well done mate.

[Lone_Wolf]

congrats on your first legal bream on SP John. How long does it take to get to the top of Currumbin River? Where do you end up?

[nabs12]

hey
Nice fish..
I was really obcessed with catching my first bream aswel...its such a release of pressure when you get the first one!
I caught mine on the same color Bassminnow, those things are awesome.
good work

[john_steward]

thanks guys,
marty
it sux that there is no ramps further up the creek because it takes longer in the boat than in the car to get where i was.
lonewolf
it took about 15mins to get from throwers bridge boat ramp to where i was a bit up the creek from the galleon way bridge. the weir is not far from where i was. i would be alot quicker to get there but the whole creek has a 6 knot no wash limit.