Lower Georges River

[Outnumbered]

with the forcast not looking great i'm toying with the idea of fishing west of tom ugly's, maybe up to jewfish point tomorrow. has anyone fished there recently and got any tips for spots to try from a boat?

[fishaman635]

yes mate

As you replied to my post you would have notice i went to the moons and it was running hot withbream,small whiting and trevally.

laurie

[fishaman635]

here is a google shot of the moons

[paggles]

Well there you go.....those sand bars actually look like moons

here is a google shot of the moons

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[Outnumbered]

thanks guy's

i decided when i got up that with the wind, rain and falling barometer to give it a miss today but i'll keep those spots in the memory bank

[Lawrie]

with the forcast not looking great i'm toying with the idea of fishing west of tom ugly's, maybe up to jewfish point tomorrow. has anyone fished there recently and got any tips for spots to try from a boat?

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Outnumberd,aug, 19 2005.

Best time to fish the georges is the new moon up to full. and the best tide is usually one hour before the top and one hour after. best baits are live yakkas or big poddy,s , Good fresh squid are fine also. make sure you use a running rig with a six foot trace.and use enough lead to make sure your on the bottom .By the way I used to have a lot of sucess thirty to fifty meters west of the third pilon city side of captain cook bridge. As the water warms up in the next month , try good hawkesbury prawns Peel them tail up to the head put on 4/0 5/0 hook and before you throw in just pinch the shell off the head, this is like lollies to jewies. and remember a sucessful jew fisher is patient.

Lawrie

[Martin]

Hey Lawrie

Your magic with the helpful advice.

Have you got any pointers for the Hawkesbury/ Broken Bay/ Pittwater area.

[quintrex]

Outnumberd,aug, 19 2005.

Best time to fish the georges is the new moon up to full. and the best tide is usually one hour before the top and one hour after. best baits are live yakkas or big poddy,s , Good fresh squid are fine also. make sure you use a running rig with a six foot trace.and use enough lead to make sure your on the bottom .By the way I used to have a lot of sucess thirty to fifty meters west of the third pilon city side of captain cook bridge. As the water warms up in the next month , try good hawkesbury prawns Peel them tail up to the head put on 4/0 5/0 hook and before you throw in just pinch the shell off the head, this is like lollies to jewies. and remember a sucessful jew fisher is patient.

                                                      Lawrie

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Hi Laurie,

I've only been to the Georges River once but would like to fish for Jewfish if they can be caught in the mornings. Are they really only a night proposition in the Georges? Where can I catch yakkas, poddies and squid in the upper Georges?

Thanks, Peter

[robthefisherman]

Hi Laurie,

I've only been to the Georges River once but would like to fish for Jewfish if they can be caught in the mornings. Are they really only a night proposition in the Georges? Where can I catch yakkas, poddies and squid in the upper Georges?

Thanks,  Peter

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You'll get poddy mullet around salt pan creek, I was down there on the weekend and there was a ton of them hanging around a storm water outlet along the walkway.

Was told of a great jewie spot last weekend in the georges but I'm sworn to secrecy sorry about that