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Inland waters open to fishing all year round are:

• Brushy Lagoon
• Craigbourne Dam
• Great Lake (other than Canal Bay)

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HUGE fish in Brushy Lagoon

IFS stocked Atlantic salmon to 30 pounds into Brushy Lagoon Thursday 29 May.

The 400 Atlantic salmon were donated by Petuna Aquaculture from their Cressy farm averaged five kilograms in weight, with many much bigger.
Anglers are reminded that there is a five fish bag limit at Brushy Lagoon with only two permitted to be taken over 600 mm in length.

Two proven soft plastics to try are Strike Tiger 2.5" T-Tail Princess and either a Yep black/gold Flapper or split tail Red Rascal.

Coastal Catches 29/5/2014

I had the weekend off and decided to go for a fish at St Helens. Saturday was reasonable so we decided to head out to the shelf to see if we could catch some Stripy Trumpeter and Blue Eye Trevalla out at the shelf. Well that idea was quashed when I discovered that I had left the power leads for the electric reels in the car. The conditions were far from ideal for bottom fishing so we decided to have a troll to see if there were any Tuna about and were pleasantly surprised. There were some good sized Albacore caught and we ended up having a brilliant day.

Honda Celebrates 50 Years With Its “Biggest Anniversary Sale”

To celebrate 50 years of Honda Marine, the company is giving away up to $2,500 Honda Dollars with the purchase of selected Honda outboards during June as part of Honda’s “Biggest Anniversary Sale”. 
Honda has never offered savings like this, and Honda Marine national manager, Chris New, sees it as the perfect head-start for Australian boaters as they move into Boat Show season.
“These offers are sure to strike a chord with Australia’s fishing and boating communities,” Mr New said. “And unlike other sales that focus on one or two products in particular, this campaign will see huge giveaways on a variety of models throughout the impressive Honda line up.

Honda’s Biggest Ever Sale On Show at Melbourne

As part of their 50th Anniversary celebrations, Honda is offering up to $2,500 Honda Dollars to customers as part of their Biggest Ever Sale throughout June.
From portable engines right the way up to the all-conquering BF250, there are savings for anyone in the market for a reliable new engine or boat package.
Retail customers who purchase a BF2.3 will receive $250*; a BF10 will receive $800*; a BF20 will receive $1,000*; a BF60 will receive $1,250*; a BF115, BF135 or BF150 will receive $2,000*; and customers who purchase a BF175, BF200, BF225 or BF250 will receive a whopping $2,500*. 

FISHING GEAR

40% OFF ALL RODS in stock - excludes fly rods
STARTS Mon 26 - Sat 31 May inclusive

New sale every week for next four weeks.

FISHING GEAR
190 Invermay, L’ton 6326 5990

Four stroke outboards come of age

1 National title, 5 podiums in 6 races.
Yamaha Outboards is proud to report on Team Yamaha Four-Stroke’s racing performance in its inaugural racing season. Dubbed the new team on the grid, powered by the most technically advanced four-stroke outboard on the planet, Team Yamaha Four-Stroke have had a fairy tale first season, with five new trophies taking up premium real-estate on the mantel piece.  

Coastal Catches 22/05/2014

A couple of my staff members headed south on the weekend to Eaglehawk neck to try to catch Bluefin Tuna and by all accounts their mission was very successful. It’s a wonder that there were any people left on the North West Coast as there were a heap’s of coasters down there. They both said the camaraderie of the fisho’s that were down there was exceptional and there was plenty of good natured banter on the radio. 
Friday and Saturday were the best fishing days and they were days when there was a reasonable amount of chop on the water. The weather improved for Sunday and the fish were few and far between.

TROUT FISHING OPEN DAY

The Quamby Fly Fishers Club is holding its 6th Annual Open Day at the Meander Hall on Sunday June 22 from 10am to 3 pm.  A warm invitation is extended to anyone currently involved in fishing or those who would like to get involved in this wonderful pastime.
The Club's name may suggest that it might be a bit elitist and interested only in fly fishing.  However, Club President, Grant Flowers, stresses that this is not the case and that members use a whole range of fishing methods, including spinning, soft plastics and bait, depending on the conditions.

Coastal Catches 15/5/2014

Bluefin Tuna are still being caught at Eaglehawk Neck and there are plenty of North West fisho’s heading down this weekend. The weather seems to be playing a part in how good the fishing is with a few more fish being caught on the rougher days. Smaller skirts such as Meridian Demon are working well as are deep diving bibbed lures. 

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