The Bay Fishing Report

Fishing Report for 06-07-2020

This weeks Fishing Report

Fishing Report – Morton Bay

Squid

The Squid are out in force off Wellington Point leads. Head out from the leads to the 8m mark. Cast out a couple of rods and drift. You will come across a patch of them quickly. The secret is his mates will be following him. If you leave him there when you catch him, other squid will start to attack him and his lure. So once you have a squid on don’t bring it into the boat leave it in the water on the surface around 6m from the boat. Then get a second rod with a Yo-Zori lure on and cast around 4m behind the captured 🦑 squid and slowly retrieve the lure past. This way you will hook up his mates. Keep repeating this until you have them all.

Once you have bagged out. The next tip is put all of your catch of squid into the whiting scaling bag and drag the bag behind you until you get back to the ramp. You will have removed all of the skin form your squid and half of your cleaning work will be done.

Recommended Gear

  • Yo-Zuri 2.5inch or 3 Inch squid jigs
  • 8lb Yo-Zuri leader.
  • 3 rods.
  • Whiting scaling bag

Snapper (Closure ends in 3days)

The snapper are still running in the bay off Peel Island. The best results are being caught on whole whiting and floating them down to structures.

Have the sinker running to the hook. Put the hook through the chin and snout of the whiting. Throw the sinker in to the water and hold the bait until the sinker hits the bottom then throw the bait in. The current will then pull the l;ine and the bait down through the water column where the big boys hunt.

Recommended Gear

  • 7/0 Gamakatsu circle hooks
  • #9 ball sinker.
  • Okuma baitrunner Reel

Don’t forget the Snapper Closure on the 15 of July.

Bream

The entrance of the creeks and canals are preforming well. The Atomic crank 38 deeps are getting hammered. The leader size is important. Light gets the bite.

Recommended gear.

  • Atomic crank 38 deep
  • Arrowz bream surface rod
  • 1000 or 2500 Reel

Whiting

The Sand spit out to King Island is producing some good whiting. You need to be prepared to get your feet wet, but it will be worth while.

Walk out around 1/2 way to King Island then head East. For around 70 metres.

Cast the live blood worm out around the North, East, West and South points with a whiting rig. Be quiet and you will bag out.

Recommended gear.

  • Live Blood worm
  • Whiting pack.

All of these items are available instore or online at Wellington Point Marine

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