The rain we had around the Bundaberg area earlier in the week was again well-needed. Although it has not put any flow into the rivers, this rain never goes astray. What it has done however, is put our water temperature high and mangrove jacks love this kind of weather.
Well, how’s this for timing? At this stage it looks like the winds will drop out just nicely to line up with the second Coral Reef Finfish closure which will run from Saturday, 26th November until Wednesday, 30th November.
Well, it sure was good to see some rain around the Bundaberg area out of last week’s storms. Not only was it well-needed, but I’m sure it should help the fishing in the rivers.
Well, how hot did the weather get this week around the Bundaberg area? The warm weather brought the water temperatures up and got a few of the summer species really fired up.
Well, aren’t we lucky to be living in this magic part of the world? The days are warming up and this weekend the weather is looking great to get out and wet a line somewhere around the Bundaberg region.
Well, weather conditions for the Bundaberg area aren’t looking too bad for this weekend, with light 10-15 knot northerlies predicted, but as always, check the latest forecast before heading out.
Well, it’s almost here- the annual Win Television Lake Monduran Family Fishing Classic is being held this weekend, 15th and 16th of October 2016. There have been plenty of barramundi caught at Lake Monduran over the past few weeks, so with a bit of luck this year’s classic should be a cracker.
All in all the weather around the Bundaberg area hasn’t been too bad for the kids on school holidays. Some excellent reports have come in from both estuary and offshore during this past week.