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It has been one of the slowest starts to the Yellow Fin Whiting lure fishing season here in S.A. Adelaide finally got it’s first 30c degree day in 7 months, this November. It has been a disappointing weather pattern. As soon as we have a warm day, it is followed immediately by a cool change and several days with temperatures in the teens. A sustained warm spell is needed to put some deep set warmth into the water. At present water temps, still hover around the teens. Well short of the 20+C that makes those big Yellow Fin Whiting rabid hunters. The hotter the better. My favourite YFW

yabbies and reddies couldnt compete with the Pilchards on the undersized/just size pinky schools we tried them on. They got convincingly beaten - I wont try them again

Hi all. I went for a cast today. Went some where I havnt been so far this season.. Walked the out going and the incoming.. 8.7ks and 8hours.. Long day.. Water was clear, winds were good and not much floating weed about. Managed to get 3 @ around 35-36cm.. Nice fat and healthy. Lost 2. Lots about but they were very scattered and not really in groups... Makes it harder as there is no competition amongst them.. They were not really interested in lures,, Theyd casually follow them and turn away when they got close to me.. Over and over it happened... Kept changing lures an