where is the best place to catch good size bream

[keen fisher 0]

hi every one i have not been able to locate any large bream i would like to know where to go:P

[Steve-Bream-Fishing 4]

Once the weather warms up KF try West Lakes or the 'Onk' if your down south. As the temp rises the water temp will too and they'll be more active. Try early morning as the sun rises or as it sets, but most of all be patient keep trying different techniques and locations and it will come together Good Luck

[Ubolt 0]

you want big bream try the coorong, some stompers in there just gotta find emmy smallest fish out there was 36cm,

[keen fisher 0]

thanks ill be keen to try there is it better when warmer

[brenton 637]

West Lakes works for me but atm patience is the key,heres one from last week but i only caught 2 fish in almost 2 hrs

[keen fisher 0]

thats cool pic which end was that landed

[Jack. 10]

Thumper of a bream there Brenton, nice work :)I agree, from now on the Bream are only going to get more active and bitey :ohmy: And as stated the first and last sprinkle of sunlight is the prime time, if this co-incides with high tide even better.Some good spots include;Inlet outlet at port river end of westlakesAround aaimi stadium bridge(westlakes)Outer harbour rocks (as it gets warmer)Tom Diver bridge (near Birkenhead tavern)Various spots around the north arm marina/marketsEnd of Moonta rd (port river)St Kilda BreakwaterThese are some pretty common popular spots.Hooking the wiley old fellas are a different story

[Ranger 48]

I think you've been given quite a bit of variety to choose from, so about all I can add would be The Patowolunga, Port Gawler, any of the marinas, or simply look for the dirtiest crapiest most polluted toxic sludge you can find, and that's sure to be a Bream haven with a few old resident bronzed bluelips! :cheer:

[keen fisher 0]

thanks jack il try some of those spots

[samboman 319]

Plenty around.....Sambo

[keen fisher 0]

hey great pics thanks

[Jack. 10]

Hey ranger, that pic of yours is great, it opitomises Adelaide metro fishing. Great pic, should be on the cover of one of our magazines :)Top fish as always Samboman! One of these days I'll get me a Bream pic with a plastic hangin from it's gobb.

[Ranger 48]

Hey ranger' date=' that pic of yours is great, it opitomises Adelaide metro fishing. Great pic, should be on the cover of one of our magazines [/quote']Have you been on the turps..........no-one needs to see too much of my ugly head! :ohmy:

[spog777 1]

Just fish where theres rocks, overhangs, piers, jetties anywhere theres covering structures etc. Bream fishing is all about patience but the run is well worth the wait-well to me it is anyway

[Jack. 10]

Hey ranger' date=' that pic of yours is great' date=' it opitomises Adelaide metro fishing. Great pic, should be on the cover of one of our magazines [/quote'']Have you been on the turps..........no-one needs to see too much of my ugly head! :ohmy:

Does bare a resemblance to the fella gettin' a leg over at st kilda last week :P Maybe I do need a drink... To dull the memory

[smokeykebab 175]

If you want to eat what you catch try the local beaches or jettys. There's plenty in west lakes around the bridges and rocky areas. Fish with light line and no sinker and use fresh bait and you should get onto a few.