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Reeling in a big New Year catch

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11 January 2025
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Trafalgar's Andrew Axford has been down visiting his parents at Johnsonville over Christmas and New Year period and reported the fishing has been excellent. Salmon and pinkies are plentiful around at Metung at the moment, with bass and bream also on the bite in the rivers and lakes. (PS)

Trafalgar's Andrew Axford has been down visiting his parents at Johnsonville over Christmas and New Year period and reported the fishing has been excellent. Salmon and pinkies are plentiful around at Metung at the moment, with bass and bream also on the bite in the rivers and lakes. (PS)

There have been some nice reports of fish landed throughout the region, over the Christmas/New Year holiday period, with Lake Tyers providing some nice catches of flathead.

Lakes Entrance: Kingfish, snapper, silver trevally, salmon, tailor, flathead and bream are all active. Local prawns, pilchards, and pipis are proving to be the go-to baits. Trophy-sized gummy shark are being landed right around the Victorian coastline both in deep water and off the beach. Prawns are in the lake.

Lake Tyers: Fishing off the beach from Lake Bunga to Eastern Beach is producing some great results. Salmon and gummy sharks are being landed with metal lures. Some nice flathead being landed in the lake.

Tambo River: Below the Highway Bridge to the river mouth is producing good results, using local prawn and cut crab.

Metung: Trevally, kingfish and snapper are taking local prawns and pipis. Bream are biting off the Hotel Jetty and along the boardwalk on pipis and local prawn. Flathead and King George whiting are in Lake King taking plastics. Prawns are running around the Nungurner and Metung areas.

Ross Rowe had a successful final morning fishing at Lakes Entrance in his kayak, landing half a half dozen salmon around 30cm and a tailor that were just what his wife ordered for fresh fish. (PS)
On the last day of 2024 at Lakes Entrance from his kayak, Brodie Metherell landed the biggest flathead he had ever seen, a beautiful 92 centimetre specimen. (PS)
Daryl Webb was thrilled to land an 80 centimetre flathead at Lake Tyers. (PS)
Fook Ning Chan was all smiles after landing a 66 centimetre tailor in Lake Tyers. (PS)
Zac Henning was the talk of region, catching and releasing an impressive tiger shark over the weekend. (PS)
Ron Stagg was pleased to see this impressive bream on the end of his hook. (PS)
Steven Stagg had a great day fishing with dad, Ron, and was quite rightly delighted with this whopper. (PS)
Local Sam East tried Lake Tyers last week and was surprised to land some good sized flathead and bream. (PS)
Jason Goodrum from Melbourne started the weekend of at Metung fishing on the pub jetty using the previous evening’s prawns to land eight legal sized black bream. (PS)
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