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Monday, 09 October 2006 09:49 |
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Name: Yellowfin Bream
Scientific Name: Acanthopagrus Australis
Minimum Size: 25cm
Bag Limit: 30 fish in any one session.
Best Bait: mullet fillets, mullet gut, chook gut, prawns, yabbies, white pilchardand blood workms.
Habitat: Found predominately from south-east Queensland to north Queensland, yellowfin are caught in estuaries, along surf beaches and off open healands.
Local Haunts: In the Maroochy River it is best to look for a structure like jetty or bridge pylons, rock walls or a nice deep hole for bream. The Cod Hole, Maroochy Waters Canals, Picnic Point, Cottontree Jetties and Twin Waters Weir are all well known bream feeding grounds - high tide is usually best though hungry bream will bite any time in peak winter fishing times
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Last Updated on Saturday, 13 March 2010 13:24 |