Cleaning up at last

Paul Kneller | July 11

At last – clean water to fish in! The Clarence river finally has good saltwater from the mouth at Yamba right through to Grafton and the fishing upstream of Maclean has improved markedly.

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Cleaning up at last
Paul Kneller July 11
One boat, many species
Roderick Walmsley July 11
Good times go on
Tony Zann July 11
Prawn eaters on the prowl
Paul Kneller June 11
A promising start
Roderick Walmsley June 11
Coastal strip runs hot
Tony Zann June 11
Coastal strip runs hot
Tony Zann June 11
…now here's Paul with the weather!
Paul Kneller May 11
Running into Winter
Roderick Walmsley May 11
Hoping for baitfish
Tony Zann May 11

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One boat, many species

Roderick Walmsley | July 11

The Tweed area is a very special place to live or spend some time holidaying.

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Good times go on

Tony Zann | July 11

July should continue to be a time of plenty over the close reefs, in the surf gutters and in the lower estuaries but you’ll need to rug up, especially after dark.

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June is normally a fairly easy month to predict. The Clarence is usually running clear around Maclean and the flathead and bream are there in good numbers – but this year’s never-ending wet season has made it very hard to get a handle on it.

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A promising start

Roderick Walmsley | June 11

I think by now we are all quite aware that it may be a bit of a cold one this Winter. But the chill may be the only down side to a really good season, judging by some of the action we have already experienced leading into Winter.

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