Now that the first of the two Coral Reef Fin Fish closures has ended, and the weather forecast for the weekend is shaping up to be quite good, this will allow the boaties to head offshore. The reefies should be on the chew, so get out wide with fresh strips of baits to entice them to bite.
With the weather forecast not looking too bad for this weekend, I suggest a good place to try to catch a fish might be to the upper reaches of the Burnett River, targeting king salmon and jewfish on livebait.
Well, once again the Bundaberg area has had a week of reasonable weather. A 10-knot forecast for most of this week saw a lot of big boats head well offshore.
Well, give the freshwater scene a miss this week – it’s salt water all the way around Bundy! With light to slightly increasing afternoon sea breezes, reef and offshore fishing will be the best option.
It’s all systems go for estuary fishing around Bundaberg this weekend. The Burnett River has recovered and is firing!
Well, the past week has almost been perfect weather around the Bundaberg area, with a lot of big boats heading offshore and making the most of the flat calm waters.
The past week has seen some rough weather around the Bundaberg area and this has left the offshore guys at home.
With the onset of colder mornings and freshening south-easterly winds around the Bundaberg area, offshore fishing will probably be out, but the estuaries and the Burnett River will be firing with big bream and grunter.
The offshore fishing around Bundaberg has been non-existent this past week due to bad weather, and it doesn’t look like letting up anytime soon.
However, the river and creeks are still fishing well with most systems producing some red hot fishing.
Well, the weather around the Bundaberg area has been very ordinary for offshore fishing with a 25 knot forecast almost all week.
This should have meant a bit of trailer maintenance on your big boat trailer to make it ready for when the weather comes good.
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