Fishing around Lake Tyers Beach to Mallacoota

The Fish of the real East Gippsland

Here are few photos to whet your appetite for a catch and a feed....
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Flathead, the classic fish for fine fare, from Lake Tyers Beach Fishers: Rob Ward, Adrienne Ward and Richard Smith (RIG)


Black Bream from Sydenham Inlet (Bemm River) Fisher: Adrian Bonacci (RIG)


Sea or Yellow Fin Bream from Mallacoota Fisher: Andrew Symons(RIG)

Black Bream from Snowy River Fisher: Boyd McPhee(RIG)


Luderick  from Sydenham Inlet  Fisher: Rob Ward (RIG)

Black Bream from Mueller River Fisher: Peter Ward (RIG)


 Trevally from Lake Tyers Fisher: Rob Ward (RIG)


 Tailor from Lake Tyers Fisher: Joe  (RIG + wire leaders)

Bank Fishing at Mill Point on Lake Tyers Fisher: Bruce Kirkham


Snapper from Lake Tyers Fisher: Rob Ward (RIG)

Estuary Perch at at Lake Tyers Fisher: Happy Hookers. 

Local Prawns from Tambo Bay Fisher Rob Ward

Sand Crabs from the Sand Blasting Jetty Fisher: Adrienne Ward (NETS)

A handy set up to explore the local waters


Delicious Garfish from Lake Tyers Fisher: Angelo Bonacci (RIG)

Poddy Mullet: Not usually caught on a line, but caught here with Electro Fish Surveying by Jason Lieschke.  These are filter feeders and are powerful jumpers, doing impressive head-turning jumps.

Pike Eels: Not often caught as they live in tubes in the lake bottom, with only their heads out of the sand, but caught here with Electro Fish Surveying by Jason Lieschke.

Heading home after a great day on the water. Fisher: Ivan Hamilton