Tamar Marine Fishing Report – 27th January 2021
MUSSELROE BAY & EDDYSTONE POINT
Species: Australian Salmon, Flathead, Crayfish, Gem Fish, Gummy and Mako Shark.
Nestled in the far North East corner of Tasmania is Musselroe Bay and Eddystone Point. Often untouched due to it remoteness, but Anglers took the opportunity of a extra long weekend and made the trip.
Eddystone Point did not disappoint with plenty of Crayfish being caught and anglers making great use of their time while they waited to pull their pots by catching an array of fish species, including Flathead, Gem Fish, Gummies and the odd Mako Shark.
Around the corner at Musselroe Bay, Australian Salmon was all the rage with anglers cleaning up from the shore.
TAMAR RIVER
Species: King George Whiting.
The Tamar River was the place to be for King George Whiting this week, with many anglers “bagging” out in no time.
Hayabusa whiting rigs and or bait rigs working well.
KINGFISH
Location: North West Coast & Coles Bay.
Every year we hear more and more reports of Kingfish randomly popping up around the state. Over the past few days we have had reports of them caught in multiple locations, a great sign for anglers.
A great sports fish to target, they often swim underneath schools of Salmon. Trolling or spinning lures at a higher speed than you normally would your best approach.
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