Ray R Posted November 18, 2011 Posted November 18, 2011 Just a bit of info for people who would like to do some prawning for the first time or 1000th time.. Now is the start of this months prawn run, the next 2 weeks is the prime prawn time.. Get out there and into ém, any lake with some good shallows be it open or closed to the sea, the prawns don't care as they tiny little brains tell them to get out to the ocean even if it is closed to the open sea. Good luck and hope to see some prawn reports...
krist1303 Posted November 18, 2011 Posted November 18, 2011 Just a bit of info for people who would like to do some prawning for the first time or 1000th time.. Now is the start of this months prawn run, the next 2 weeks is the prime prawn time.. Get out there and into ém, any lake with some good shallows be it open or closed to the sea, the prawns don't care as they tiny little brains tell them to get out to the ocean even if it is closed to the open sea. Good luck and hope to see some prawn reports... Hi Ray I find night time just couple hour after low tide before there'll be plenty of fish chasing bait. Is it because of prawning season? Krist
sadamson Posted November 21, 2011 Posted November 21, 2011 Hi ray. Fiona and i are going up to the entrance on thursday arvo till sunday morning hope to bag a couple cheers stephen
Fishgetter Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Hi raiders, Anyone know of any good prawing spots around Sydney / Hawkesbury? Thanks.
Catchin Jack Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Hi ray. Fiona and i are going up to the entrance on thursday arvo till sunday morning hope to bag a couple cheers stephen The prawns are on there atm mate BUT about 30 odd boats around and every man and his dog is out doing the same in the channel.
PlayerOne Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Hi ray. Fiona and i are going up to the entrance on thursday arvo till sunday morning hope to bag a couple cheers stephen Hi. Do you mind posting up how you go at the Entrance? (we are heading up there next weekend to chase some flatties on plastics... hopefully there's a few about chasing the prawns!!! ); Cheers, Alex.
Catchin Jack Posted November 22, 2011 Posted November 22, 2011 Hi. Do you mind posting up how you go at the Entrance? (we are heading up there next weekend to chase some flatties on plastics... hopefully there's a few about chasing the prawns!!! ); Cheers, Alex. Flatties are starting to show at The Entrance, still a lot of little stuff about, whiting still slow there also. Better be quick before it's fished out again this year. Late last week there was so many boats in channel and the sand banks were shoulder to shoulder, it was like Xmas holidays there. You'll get more flathead on plastics using a slow retrieve there than with bait. Also, Fisheries inspectors have been smashing the area lately, it's a great site to see and plenty getting fined apparently haha.
Testlab Posted November 23, 2011 Posted November 23, 2011 Good to see the inspectors are out and about. There have been a few flatties of decent table size coming out of the lake for the last two months but the right time and tide is all important.
Big Berg Posted November 24, 2011 Posted November 24, 2011 Just a bit of info for people who would like to do some prawning for the first time or 1000th time.. Now is the start of this months prawn run, the next 2 weeks is the prime prawn time.. Get out there and into ém, any lake with some good shallows be it open or closed to the sea, the prawns don't care as they tiny little brains tell them to get out to the ocean even if it is closed to the open sea. Good luck and hope to see some prawn reports... Hi Ray, I have never been prawning before and was wondering when the best time to go is. Is it in a run out tide or run in? Also given the rain the last few days would this affect my chances of bagging some? Cheers Brian
Ray R Posted November 24, 2011 Author Posted November 24, 2011 Hi Ray, I have never been prawning before and was wondering when the best time to go is. Is it in a run out tide or run in? Also given the rain the last few days would this affect my chances of bagging some? Cheers Brian G'day Brian, I've been wanting to go for the last 4 nights now but the constant rain and wind has put a big stopper on that, try the run out tide if the area you are in is open to the ocean..
cruisecraft Posted November 24, 2011 Posted November 24, 2011 (edited) Does anyone know if Lake Tugerah/The Entrance is open to the sea? If it is, what is the delay(in time) in the tide, as I'm led to believe that the best time to go prawning is on the outgoing tide.Many thanks. Regards Kit Edited November 25, 2011 by cruisecraft
sadamson Posted November 28, 2011 Posted November 28, 2011 I was at the entrance the past 4 days the lake is open at the moment and the difference between the beach and the lake is approx 2 hours plenty of fresh water huge tides and plenty of weed cheers Stephen
cruisecraft Posted November 29, 2011 Posted November 29, 2011 I was at the entrance the past 4 days the lake is open at the moment and the difference between the beach and the lake is approx 2 hours plenty of fresh water huge tides and plenty of weed cheers Stephen Thanks Reggie(Stephen) regards Kit
Amatuer Posted November 30, 2011 Posted November 30, 2011 Can you catch prawn during the day or is it at night only?
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