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  1. Port Lincoln fishing report 04/09/2014

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    Whiting are still very quiet in local bays with better catches out between Cape Donnington and Taylor’s Landing. Squid are continuing to be a popular target for local anglers fishing from jetties and boat ramps. Best results are coming during dawn or dusk on many different sizes and colours of jigs.
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  2. Port Lincoln fishing report 05/06/2015

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    Well, winter is officially here, and although the temperatures are cold, the fishing seems to be hotting up! Most anglers are getting amongst their target species with some good catches of Whiting, Salmon, Nannygai and big Garfish being reported back to us at the shop. Out wide, the Tuna are still around and Sampson Fish seem to be appearing everywhere, so grab your thermals, beanies and gloves and head out to get a good feed of fresh fish.
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  3. Port Lincoln fishing report 27/02/2015

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    Tuna were consistent at Low Rocks, Cabbage Patch and South Neptune Island with 10 to 12kg the average size but we heard of one weighing 37kg landed. Blue Swimmer Crabs continue to run, with most anglers returning results of excellent sized crabs. The main wharf has Tommies, Slimy Mackerel, Chow, and some Salmon Trout biting on both lures and baits during most times of the day and into the night. The town jetty is returning catches of smaller squid and Tommies. Yellowfin Whiting and the odd Flathead are being reported by anglers fishing the shoreline around Port Lincoln.
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  4. Port Lincoln fishing report 06/02/2015

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    Tuna have been seen and caught at a number of spots including Low Rocks, Cabbage Patch, Neptune’s, behind Hopkins and Thistle Island and south east of Dangerous Reef. Despite terrible weather over the past week local jetty’s are still producing good catch rates of squid and tommies. Garfish can be caught with the tommies, however can be found deeper than usual with wind chopping up the surface. Smaller Yellowfin whiting are being sighted along the foreshore. A few whiting were reported from Proper Bay along with tommies, gar and squid. The main wharf has had tommies, salmon trout, slimy Macks and the odd Kingy.
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  5. Port Lincoln fishing report 05/06/2014

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    Try the Thistle Island grounds for whiting and the odd bigger squid.Spalding cove & Taylors landing for whiting and squid, with best results during an incoming tide and with the use of berley. Local jettys for squid in good numbers during evenings and early mornings. Good quality jigs in smaller sizes are outperforming the cheaper jigs when the squid are fussy.
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  6. Port Lincoln fishing report 02/04/2015

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  7. Port Lincoln fishing report 09/04/2015

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  8. Port Lincoln fishing report 16/04/2015

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  9. Port Lincoln fishing report 19/03/2015

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  10. Port Lincoln fishing report 26/03/2015

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  11. Port Lincoln fishing report 07/05/2015

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  12. Port Lincoln fishing report 15/05/2015

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  13. Port Lincoln fishing report 28/05/2015

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  14. Port Lincoln fishing report 26/11/2015

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    Things are starting to heat up on the fishing front with Tuna, Kingfish, King George Whiting and Blue Swimmer Crabs all being reported this week. The local bays are full of baitfish, tommies, salmon trout and the squid numbers seem to have increased as well.
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  15. Port Lincoln fishing report 16/07/2015

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    The weather over the past week had not been on an anglers side. Depending what you were targeting, high swell, rough winds, or average tides (and near freezing conditions) made fishing for most anglers very hard or impossible. The fishos who did manage to venture out during breaks through all this were quite successful in finding some good fish.
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  16. Port Lincoln fishing report 22/05/2014

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    The town jetty has seen a good run of squid of varying sizes. Smaller jigs in sizes 2.5 – 3 are the go here. The yellowfin have also started to turn up with a good school hanging around the jetty on most days. Garfish were well spread out during the calm weather. King George whiting have been hit and miss locally, with some anglers really struggling and others bagging out easily. Move around a bit and use some burley when you find them. Squid from small to very large have come from local regions. Spalding cove is producing King George whiting and the occasional flathead. Between Stenross boat ramp and North Shields boaties and land based anglers found gar, squid, snook, tommies and Yellowfin and King George whiting.
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  17. Port Lincoln fishing report 25/09/2014

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    The town jetty and wharf is continuing to produce smaller squid at all times of the day. Squid were also around Louth Bay, North Shields and Spalding Cove. Tommies and salmon trout are also being caught on baits and lures, however better catch results occur when burley is being used. The Sleaford to Wanna stretch of coast had numerous schools of 1 to 4kg salmon. Finding them within casting range can be tricky but when the sharks, seals or dolphins push them in close some brilliant lure fishing can be the result. We haven’t had any reports of whiting in the bays but Spalding Cove on dusk would be worth a try. Whiting have been reported between Carcass Rock and Taylors Landing, the Lumps and Thistle Island. The Passage had some nanny’s and the occasional Samson fish.
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  18. Port Lincoln fishing report 09/11/2015

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    The overall winner for the Elliston Salmon comp was announced this week. Congratulations to Ken Roesler who caught a 5.360 kg Salmon at Talia. August winners were Tony Shuttleworth with a 5.020 kg Salmon and runner up was Adam Walker with a 4.905 kg specimen. Both of these fish were caught at Mt Camel.
    Now for what was biting and where
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  19. Port Lincoln fishing report 14/11/2014

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    The North Shields jetty has had schools of legal silver trevally. Try the main wharf for bigger squid, snook, whiting, salmon up to 1kg, and big tommies. Both Boston bay and Proper bay had reports of blue swimmer crabs, by both land based and boat anglers. Make sure to always check the size as a lot of undersize crabs are being landed in pots. Further along the coast reports have come in from anglers fishing Point Drummond up to convention beach with salmon being around the 2-3kg mark as well as some big tommies from the surf. A few whiting were found at Thistle and Taylors Island. Proper Bay, Spalding Cove and the North Shore were best for whiting at dawn or dusk. Late afternoon is still good for salmon and tommies along the North Shore. Small squid are still reliable of the jetties and in the bays.
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  20. Port Lincoln fishing report 23/01/2015

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    The main wharf has had plenty of Tommies and Salmon Trout, biting on baits and lures especially if burley was being used. Just remember to be aware of the difference between Australian Herring (Tommy Rough) and Australian Salmon, as many salmon are having to be measured. The odd smaller Yellowtail Kingfish are also being spotted from the wharf, with some anglers having success hooking them using fresh baits. Slimy Mackerel and Chow are also being reported in the area. Tuna sizes seem to vary considerably with some around Low Rocks measuring between 2 and 28kg. Tuna were also found behind Hopkins, Thistle, Williams and Neptune Islands and the Cabbage Patch. Small skirted lures are working well for the smaller tuna and colour doesn’t seem to matter on most days. Nannygai and Snapper are also being caught by jigging and bottom bouncing baits.
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  21. Port Lincoln fishing report 10/04/2014

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    The main wharf had plenty of tommies, salmon trout, and salmon around 1 kg when pilchard boats unloaded. Squid and a few kg whiting were caught from the side arm of the wharf. Shore based anglers scored lots of garfish in local bays. Yellowfin whiting were slow from the beaches. Proper Bay was good for a mixed bag of kg whiting, snook, gar, squid and salmon. A few samsons and kingies were caught out wide, tuna were scarce.
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  22. Port Lincoln fishing report 01/08/2014

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    The boat ramp at Billy Lights point has had schools of some plump salmon swimming in the area, biting on all kinds of lures and baits. There have been some Samson fish caught well off shore on jigs and baits. Squid and Whiting are keeping local anglers well fed, with some big schools of good sized Tommies being seen around the local bays.
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  23. Port Lincoln fishing report 24/07/2014

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    Squid seemed to have quietened down this past week however they can still be caught from local bays in reasonable numbers. Some good Salmon have been caught from the beaches near Sleaford and the Salmon Hole right through to Curta Rocks. There are reports of some large schools along the coast as well. A few Whales have been sighted along this stretch of coast as well. Try the wharf for Salmon Trout, mullet and Squid. Whiting catches have been ok down at the Passage including the Lumps, Carcass and Taylors areas.
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  24. Port Lincoln fishing report 01/05/2014

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    Squid have been continuing to show up in good numbers from the town jetty, along with a few snook towards the evening. Also from the jetty there are garfish of all sizes have been biting during calmer conditions, as well as a few blue swimmer crabs whilst the tide was incoming. Yellowfin whiting are also being targeted from the foreshore area, biting on worms and prawns. The main wharf has still got plenty of smaller tommies and salmon trout keeping anglers entertained. Whiting catches were good down the Passage and Proper Bay is improving.
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  25. Port Lincoln fishing report 17/07/2014

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    Squid are still the main target species off local jetties. Sizes seem to have improved for anyone who braves the cold wind. Yellowfin whiting are being reported from local beaches with Lamani’s being the hot spot for some nice sized fish. Garfish were also in the same areas. Proper bay and Boston Bay had squid. A few whiting were found in the Proper, with some bigger fish around Taylors Landing, the Lumps, and Thistle Island.
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