Flat out in August

Steve Andrews | August 11

This cracker flathead was taken from Bribie Passage.

Statistically Lake Samsonvale generally fishes well between May and October. Unfortunately the lake has been a little quiet over the past couple of months, but hopefully August will see an improvement.

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Offshore, estuaries star

Gary Earl | July 11

Now for those mornings when the cold cuts right through you and you can sometimes see only 100m in front of you as the fog sits right on the water.

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Top freshwater baits

Gary Earl | July 11

In the impoundments and rivers, bait fishing seemed to fall by the wayside as fishing with lures gained increasing prominence.

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A chance on the rocks

Jamie Robley | July 11

Now we’re really in the depths of the big freeze and well past the shortest day of the year, so it would be easy to assume that things can only get better from this point. Unfortunately, though, the next six weeks or so are normally a very tough period for local fishing.

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Buckets of baitfish

Steve Andrews | July 11

There is an amazing amount of prawns and baitfish in all our local creeks and rivers at the moment.

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Bream galore

Gary Earl | June 11

As I write this there’s already fog and damp grass in the early mornings to contend with and it’s really cold. I predict a long, wet, cold Winter, but that probably won’t put off the bream.

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