Some sizeable cod has been caught on both bait and lures and it seems targeting the vertical timber along the river has been where all the action is.
We’ve found spinner baits are again popular with this fish and slow rolling them has been getting some pretty good results, however if that’s not working for you, don’t be afraid to mix up the blade colours and shapes to see what the fish are keyed in on.
With the warmer weather looking to come through on the weekend, yellowbelly will be lurking around the edges looking for food.
We reckon soft plastics are the way to go and remember where there’s one there’s usually a few, so if you catch one make sure you thoroughly fish the area before moving on to your next spot.
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