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Bream are biting at Bemm
  |  First Published: October 2014



The entrance has recently closed. The fishing has been slow in the past month due to the amount of freshwater entering the lake system as a result of recent heavy winter rains.

Anglers have reported having to move around the waterways until they find the right spot, but they have been pleasantly rewarded. Flicking vibes at the mouth of the river has been a successful location for hooking decent bream around the 38-40cm size.

The odd flathead has also been caught and released on vibes. Fresh sandworm has also been a winner for picking up a nice bream. Bill Pedder, John and Christine Male visited recently and enjoyed a productive fishing trip. They used prawns and fished around Mahogany and Bobs Bay. There was no shortage of bream all ranging between the 42-45cm size.

When the weather has permitted, the surf has been great for the salmon anglers. I would also like to alert visitors to be vigilant regarding snakes as they are now starting to move about, especially along the riverbanks and surf beach areas.

We are still frantically trying to obtain navigation aids for our waterways. This has been an ongoing battle for many years. With the amount of people visiting this area, it is imperative we obtain navigation aids before we experience a tragedy, especially in the evenings when people like to go prawning. It is unbelievable to think Bemm River is one of the only places in Gippsland that does not have them. Any information would be greatly appreciated and can be directed to the address below.

• Book your accommodation and boat hire early to avoid disappointment, ask Robyn or David about a ‘package deal’! Bemm River Holiday Accommodation & Boat Hire Clean Quality Accommodation overlooking Sydenham Inlet 41 Sydenham Parade, Bemm River Ph: (03) 5158 4233 0427 584233 --e-mail address hidden-- www.bemmaccommodation.com.au.

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