Gundagai Anglers Club Fishing Reports

Tantangra Fishing Trip - November 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 04:08:00 +0000

Some pictures from the fishing trip to Tantangra Dam in November 2014

2014 Carp-a-thon- Pictures

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 08 Dec 2014 03:41:00 +0000

Pictures from the 2014 Carp-A-Thon

Anglers Club Trip to Burrinjuck Dam October 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 06 Oct 2014 04:35:00 +0000

Anglers Club Trip to Burrinjuck Dam October 2014

The Anglers Club spent the October long weekend at the Club huts at Burrinjuck Dam. The weather was great but the fishing was hard going. About 20 members turned up and overall, 26 Yellow Belly were landed with the biggest being 61cm caught by Warren Elphick.

The lucky anglers who caught fish were:

Peter Stuckey 4

Tony Bennet 2

Anthony Harpley 4

Ian Harpley 2

Dylan Brown 2

Mark Brown 1

Wayne Carthew 1

Dave Tulkie 1

Warren Elphick 1

Craig Elphick 2

Pat Wilson 3

Daryl williams 3

Gundagai Anglers Club - Current 2014 Fish Species Leaders

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Tue, 24 Jun 2014 07:17:00 +0000

Gundagai Anglers Club - 2014 Fish Species Leaders

The Anglers currently leading are:

SENIORS

REDFIN - David Friend

YELLA BELLY - Warren Elphick

TROUT - Peter Stuckey

COD - Daryl Williams

JUNIORS

REDFIN -Thomas Wilson

YELLA BELLY -Dylan Brown

TROUT -

COD - Patrick Wilson

Gundagai Anglers Club Fishing Trip to Burrinjuck Dam - May 2014 Long Weekend

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Tue, 24 Jun 2014 06:59:00 +0000

The Anglers Club went to Burrinjuck for the May long weekend. 16 members enjoyed great weather and some great fish were landed. Daryl (Daz) Williams landed/released a Cod measuring 100cm and Garry Wilson's son caught a nice fish measuring 73cm which some guys after years of fishing are still trying to match.

Peter Stuckey landed/released 3 Cod over the weekend all around the 60cm mark.

Some yella's were caught but were hard to find.

Here are some pictures of Daz with his 100cm Cod and Peter Stuckey with one of his Cod.

Gundagai Anglers Club - Tantangara Dam 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Fri, 21 Mar 2014 21:37:00 +0000

The Gundagai Anglers Club recently spent a weekend at Tantangara Dam. Although the weather wasn't the best some fish were caught but a goodtime was had by all. Peter Stuckey (Stuckey Lures) landed the largest Trout for the weekend.

Burrinjuck Waters State park - Fishing & Lake Report 18/06/13

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 19 Jun 2013 08:57:00 +0000

Burrinjuck Waters State park

Fishing & Lake Report 18/06/13

Rain last 7 days: 40 mm

Water level current: 39 %

Water level: 29/05/13 38.6%

Current discharge: 474 ML per day.

Current inflow: 1510 ML per day.

Water visibility: up to 1.5 metres
Forecast Weather: Fine and cold through the week, possible showers on the weekend with temperatures between 1 & 13 deg Celsius

Full Moon = June 23rd New Moon = July 8th Water Temperature: 12-14 deg

Murray Cod: Most fishermen found it tough going this weekend despite the weather again being bright sunny and calm, a bit cool in the mornings though. Anthony from Gundagai was one happy fisherman I spoke to with 2 good cod on Sunday measuring 68 & 98 cm, both caught while trolling spinner baits. He followed up with a 65 cm on Monday caught while trolling a Stucky. Most of the other fishos, including myself, were fishless. The fish were caught between Cathedral Rock and Wade Island. There were several boats further up the Bidgee with me that did no good.

The water temperature has continued to drop as the rain comes and the dam slowly rises. The big fish are still about for those willing to put in the time and brave the cool starts.
Yellow Belly: No joy at all this week, There were not too many boats out over the weekend so it was a bit hard to get a good read on how active the Yellow Belly still are. Waterways reported only finding six boats on the water on Sunday morning. The bait fishermen have been the most successful over recent weeks. The fishing during the day tends to be a bit quitter coming off the full moon. Dusk through till dark being the better time for the tougher fishermen who like it cold.

Redfin: Very quite, a couple of small ones was it.

Trout: No reports this week. No one has really been out targeting them as yet. Last year we had a few good fish being picked up by bait fishermen along the park foreshore.

Silver Perch: No reports this week

Burrinjuck Waters State park - Fishing & Lake Report 12/06/13

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 12 Jun 2013 06:09:00 +0000

Burrinjuck Waters State park

Fishing & Lake Report 12/06/13

Rain last 7 days: 2.5mm

Water level current: 38.6 %

Water level: 29/05/13 38.4%

Current discharge: 464 ML per day.

Current inflow: 724 ML per day.

Water visibility: up to 1.5 metres

Forecast Weather: Wet weather is forecast until Friday. The weekend should be mostly sunny with very light wind. Temperature to range between 3 & 14 degrees C.

New Moon = June 9th Full Moon = June 23rd Water Temperature: 14-16 deg

Murray Cod: Saturday & Sunday were 2 of the best winter days you could wish for resulting in a lot of cod being caught over the weekend. Daryl, from the Gundagai Anglers, trolled up 10 fish over 1 .5 days. Some of the successful hard body lures being used were 2 stump jumpers, AC Invaders & Orgee Ploughs. A Stucky accounted for a 73 cm fish near Cave Island. The captures were from all over the dam. The bait fisherman even managed to catch a few on grubs & yabbies. Purple, greens & yellows were among the more popular colours. Spinner baits were also producing good numbers on the troll. 73 cm was the biggest report for the week with plenty of legal size fish also being caught.

Yellow Belly: Are still about mostly for the bait fishermen with worms and shrimp being the most used bait. The Scrubby area is still popular with the fishermen. Matt from Picton managed a 47 & 40 cm fish from beside the Main boat ramp with a spinner bait. The fish should be pushing up into the shallows as the slowly rising water covers new ground. Casting the edges should be a good option. The water has risen about 50 cm over the last week or so.

Redfin: Very quite. No reports and none in the fish bins this week.

Trout: No reports this week. The rainbow trout released over the last several years should be getting to eating size and hopefully we should see a few being caught. Time to pull out the Tassie devils and scrub worms.

Silver Perch: No reports this week

Park News: Cottage 18 is now off line and will be demolished over the next month. Termites have taken their toll over the years. Unfortunately with part of the house sitting in the ground it has proved impossible to keep them out for any length of time. Two new large 6 berth air conditioned Jayco cabins are to take its place. They will be operational by September. One of these will be a wheel chair accessible cabin.

Dean Brind

Manager, Burrinjuck Waters State Park

Tantangara Dam 23th-24th March 2013

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 06:37:00 +0000

Tantangara Dam 23th-24th March 2013

The fishing club camped at Tantangara Dam and fished Satrurday and Sunday morning. A lot of fish were landed but only a few were keepers. Pictures below show some of the fish caught and those anglers who attended.

Burrinjuck Dam 28th December

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 31 Dec 2012 01:09:00 +0000

90cm Cod caught by Daryl Williams

Young Anglers

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 07:44:00 +0000

Joe Bonds grandkids with a lovely cod

Burrinjuck December 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 09:12:00 +0000

Some Club members went to Burrinjuck during December and caught some nice fish. Below are some pictures of fish landed.

Pictures are of Daryl Williams, Tony Bennett (with his PB 1metre) and 75cm cod and Anthony Harpley with a 10lb yellow belly.

Fishing Lake Eucembene 14-16th September

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 19 Sep 2012 06:20:00 +0000

Some pictures of trout caught during a recent trip to the mountains.

Daz

Mountain Fishing Scenes

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 11:14:00 +0000

Mountain Fishing Scenes

Lake Ecumebene Fishing Trip March 2012

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 25 Mar 2012 06:44:00 +0000

Pictures taken on the Clubs Fishing Trip to Lake Ecumbene March 2012

October long weekend fishing trip to Burrinjuck Dam

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 00:38:00 +0000

Some pictures form the October long weekend fishing trip to Burrinjuck Dam.

Fishing Report 21st August

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 07:43:00 +0000

Fishing Report 21st August

In the past week good numbers of redfin have been caught at blowering dam up to 4lb & the odd yella's has also been caught as well as some nice murray cod. At Talbingo the trout are biting on blades casting right to to the edge of the bank within view of the boat ramp. Old man creek & the murrumbidgee river are in minor flooding at the moment due to recent rain so fishing is quite. Mulwala is producing some nice just legal cod casting lures around the timber.

Keep them tight
Bob Watt

Club Trip to Burrinjuck 26-27 April 2011

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 09:48:00 +0000

The Club held a fishing trip to Burrinjuck Dam on the 26th-27th February. A good crowd turned up and the weekend was a great event although one elderly member did try and find out what it was like to drink 3/4's of a bottle of rum. We doubt he will venture there again. Some pictures of the fish caught are below. The next trip will be to Tantangara on the 26th-27th March.

David Friend with the winning Cod

Leigh Burkinshaw with a healthy yella

Alan Anderson with a Cod

Peter Stuckey with a nice yella

Lake Monduran Fishing Trip November 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 23:10:00 +0000

Lake Monduran Fishing Trip November 2010

On the 13th November 2010 four members of the Gundagai Anglers Club undertook a weeks fishing trip to Lake Monduran which is located about 80kms from Bundaberg QLD. Although the weather wasn't the best the group still ended up landing some great barramundi. Peter Stuckey landed a 102cm and 2 x 104cm, Alan Anderson landed a 104cm and 108cm, Mark Brown landed a 96cm, 103cm and 104cm and Daryl Williams landed a 98cm, 101cm and a horse measuring 130cm (weight estimated at 40kg).

Pictures of some of the fish landed are below.

Mark with his 104cm barra

Alan with his 108cm barra

Peter with his 102cm and 104cm barra

First picture below showing Daryl's barra measuring 101cm and the other pictures showing the Mother/Horse barra measuring 130cm and estimated weight 40kg.

Burrinjuck Fishing Trip October 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 02:38:00 +0000

Burrinjuck Fishing Trip October 2010

A small group of club members fished Burrinjuck over the October long weekend. The Dam is 93.2% and still rising. Some nice Golden Perch and a Cod were landed. Golden Perch were up to 10 pound and the Cod was 15 pound. Daryl Williams and Peter Stuckey are holding their catches. The Cod was released as it is out of season.

The first two pictures below show the main boat ramp and Carol's Creek boat ramp

A day at Blowering Dam

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 10:21:00 +0000

Alan Anderson & Tony Bennett went to Blowering to try out Ando's new Sounder. They caught about 30 Reddies, 6 keepers from 1/2 lb. Tony ended up catching a whopper 40cm Redfin that went 4lb caught on IceJigs in 60 feet of water.

Fishing Blowering 25th July 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 11:18:00 +0000

Fishing Blowering 25th July 2010

Mark Brown & Alan Anderson went to Blowering Dam on Sunday 25th July 2010. Mark Brown caught this nice redfin on an ice jig in 49' of water, it measured 39cm & weighed 3 lb. They also caught a lot of smaller fish.

Great Lakes Tasmania Fishing Trip

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 09:49:00 +0000

Daryl Williams, Peter Stuckey and two friends, Emil and David Lukas did a trip to Tasmania recently. They took their car and boat over on the Sprit of Tasmania. Even though we experienced four seasons in the week the trip and fishing was well worth it. The pictures below show some of the scenery and fish on offer.

Gundagai Anglers Trip to Burrinjuck Dam 4/5th December 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 04:16:00 +0000

Gundagai Anglers Trip to Burrinjuck Dam 4/5th December 2009

21 Gundagai anglers ventured to Burrinjuck Dam for the last club fishing trip for 2009 which coinsided with the cod season opening. Up to Saturday morning there were a few anglers in the running for prizes but their hopes were dashed early Saturday morning when 16 year old Jordan Fields who was deckie for Alan Anderson landed two fantastic cod within 30 mins. First up, he hooked and landed a 100cm cod hotly followed by a 80cm cod. Pictures were taken of these lovely fish and a very happy Jordan (see below) before he let them swim away. I reakon he is still shaking! Jordan caught his fish trolling a spinnerbait and there were reports that he was offered a lot of money for it.

There were four other cod landed over the weekend. Wayne Carthew had a great time, landing three cod on his new rod. His old rod is still somewhere at the bottom of Burrinjuck Dam. The fish were 70cm, 50cm and 45cm. Wayne caught his cod trolling hard bodied lures. A very happy Les Jones landed a nice 87cm cod (bottom pictures) Sunday morning also trolling a spinnerbait.

noreply@blogger.com (Gundagai Anglers Club) — Sun, 22 Nov 2009 03:16:00 +0000

Club Fishing Trip to Burrinjuck Dam November 2009

About 15 members of the Gundagai Anglers Club ventured to Burrinjuck Dam on the weekend of the 21st and 22nd November. The weather over the weekend was very hot and windy but that didn't stop the anglers from puting in long days on the water. There were only a few fish caught over the weekend, the biggest being a yella weighing 3.7lb that was caught by Dillon Brown from Wagga Wagga. There were also a couple of redfin weighed in but nothing really big.

Besides the fish that were landed there was also a donation. Wayne Carthew dontated a $600 inline rod, chronarch reel, line and lure at Carols Creek. Wayne is offering a reward for anyone that finds his lost gear.

The next Fishing Club trip will be to Burrinjuck Dam for the Cod opening on the 5th and 6th December. Please contact Anthony Harpley or Wayne Carthew if you will be attending.