Lake Monduran Fishing Trip November 2010

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

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

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

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

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.