Monday, September 29, 2014

FISHING REPORT - 29/9/2014

LESLIE DAM: Leslie Dam has really picked up over the past week, with anglers landing some quality fish.  A couple of local anglers reported on landing in excess of 80 fish over a 3 day period.  These fish were landed on frozen shrimp.  Most of these fish were landed in the deeper water.  Lure anglers are also managing to land some nice fish.  Blades seem to be working the best at present while being casted toward the structure.  There have also been a few fish caught while trolling OSP Blitzers.

CONNOLLY DAM: Connolly Dam is also fishing quite well, with anglers reporting of some good number being landed.  Most of these fish were caught on bait.

MOOGERAH DAM / MAROON: Both Maroon and Moogerah are fishing quite well at the moment.  There have been some good number of Bass landed at Maroon while casting soft plastics at the edges and weed pockets.  Anglers at Moogerah are seeing best result while fishing in the timber towards the southern end of the dam.  The boat traffic over the school holidays have slowed things down slightly.

RIVER AND CREEKS: Our local rivers and creek systems are also producing some nice fish.  Local anglers have managed to land some nice Golden Perch in the Condamine River to the east of Warwick.  Again, the majority of these fish fell to bait.  There have also been quote a few catfish landed over the past few weeks.  The Dalrymple Creek around Allora has also seen a few nice fish caught.

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Fishing Report 16/9/2014

LESLIE DAM: With the lovely weather conditions over the weekend, Leslie Dam continued to improve.  Local anglers reported on some nice Golden Perch landed just up past the Black Boys and opposite the concrete boat ramps.  The majority of theses fish were caught while casting TN60 Jackalls and there were a few landed on blades.  There were a few Golden Perch and Catfish landed on Saltwater yabbies and worms off the rocks near the dam wall.  Live shrimps also worked quite well, accounting for some quality Golden Perch on Sunday afternoon.

CONNOLLY DAM: Connolly Dam also produced some nice fish over the weekend.  There were some quality Golden Perch landed on saltwater yabbies from the bank, a little closer to the weed edges than in the deeper water.

MOOGERAH DAM / MAROON DAM: Maroon is fishing very well at present, with anglers landing some nice fish over the past week.  There were some lovely Bass and Golden Perch landed while casting OSP Power Dunks and Imakatsu Piranhas.

RIVER AND CREEKS: Fishing in our local rivers and creeks has definitely picked up since the warmer weather.  We had reports of 2 legal Murray Cod landed over the week, both on hard body lures.  There were also some quality Golden Perch landed below the Bacon Factory on saltwater yabbies.  There was also a lovely Murray Cod landed in the Dalrymple over the weekend.

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

FISHING REPORT - 9/9/2014

LESLIE DAM: Numbers at Leslie Dam are on the increase, with lure anglers having better success than previous weeks.  Local anglers reported on bag limits being filled in an afternoon session.  Anglers hopping Mask Vibes experienced the best results, with other anglers trolling Yo-Zuri 3D Shads along Cod Alley landing some nice fish.  Bait anglers also had some success up near the Black Boys on shrimp.

CONNOLLY DAM: Anglers at Comnolly Dam also managed to pick up some nice fish.  The bait anglers had the most success, with anglers landing several nice Golden Perch on worms in the more sheltered areas.

MOOGERAH DAM / MAROON DAM: Maroon was the most successful out of these two, with some quality Bass being landed over the past week.  These fish have measured up to 48cm in length and were landed mainly on soft plastics.  One angler reported on landing 11 fish on Saturday on Keitech Easy Shiners. The bait anglers landed some nice fish on live shrimps while fishing the bays to the right of the boat ramp.  There were also some nice Bass landed on fly.

RIVER AND CREEKS: Our rivers and creeks produced a few nice fish over the past week.  Local anglers managed to land some legal sized Golden Perch in various locations on both lures and bait.  One local angler landed a lovely Murray Cod in the town area on Sunday afternoon. The Dalrymple Creek at Allora also saw some fish being landed on soft plastics during the past week.

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

Father's Day Specials!!!




1. New Wilson Fishing Shirts (50 SPF): $45.00

2. TN50 and TN60 Jackalls: 2 for $45.00

3. New TT Frogger Spinnerbaits: 2 for $30.00




FISHING REPORT - 2/9/2014


LESLIE DAM: With the beautiful weather conditions over the weekend, the fish were on the move.  Anglers managed to land some nice Golden Perch on both lures and bait.  One local anglers landed some nice fish while trolling lures.  There were also some nice fish landed up at the Black Boys on bait.  The lure anglers also managed to land some fish up past the Black Boys while casting Jackalls at the structure.

CONNOLLY DAM: Anglers at Connolly Dam landed a variety of fish over the weekend.  There were some nice Golden and Silver Perch landed on both lures and bait.  Jackalls and spinnerbaits were the most successful lures, while worms and saltwater yabbies worked well for the bait anglers.  There was also a few Catfish landed on worms.

MOOGERAH DAM / MAROON DAM: Both Moogerah and Maroon have fished quite well over the past week or so.  Anglers at Moogerah landed some nice Bass in the main basin on a variety of lures.   One angler at Maroon landed 14 nice Bass while casting OSP Hard Body lures and soft plastics into the weed pockets.

OTHER DAMS: There have also been some nice fish caught at Somerset.  Both Bass and Golden Perch have been very active.  These fish fell to blades, soft plastics and ice-jigs.

RIVER AND CREEKS: Fishing in our local river and creek systems has also picked up over the past week or so, mainly due to the weather conditions and the rainfall we had over the past few weeks.  One local angler landed a lovely 70cm Murray Cod on a surface lure in the Condamine River at Sandy Creek.  There were also a few nice fish landed in the Pratten area as well as to the east of Warwick at Murrays Bridge.