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Strong fishing

7 December 2024
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The entrance at Bemm River is now closed, but the fish are still on the bite. (PS)

The entrance at Bemm River is now closed, but the fish are still on the bite. (PS)

There have been some good reports of catches over the past seven days in Far East Gippsland.

Marlo – Bream and luderick are being caught in the rivers mostly on worm, salmon and gummies off the surf beaches using metal lures.

Bemm River – The entrance is closed, with the river seeing decent numbers of dusky flathead and bream mainly in the channel and lake biting on soft plastics and local prawn. Off the surf beach for salmon and tailor biting on pilchard, blue bait and poppers.

Tamboon Inlet – Salmon and tailor are abundant in the system, with dusky flathead averaging around 55 centimetres being caught, bream are also in good numbers.

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