Hi

[Pobblebonk]

Hi.

I'm a 28 year old mum who's nearly 3 year old has discovered fishing, so I'm mainly here to ask you where it's best to fish around Brisbane and surrounds shore based fishing.

Pobbs

[chubbstar]

G'day and welcome to AFO,

Anywhere in the brisbane river. Use a little bait and he should catch something.

Even the local creeks hold fish, Use a little hook and press some bread onto it. Float it down in the current and he could catch an Eel or Mullett.

Good luck and have fun.:fishing:

Jayson

[Angus]

Like Chubbs said the brisbbane river is gold. Not only are there plenty of quality fish for the more experienced, but the catfish polulation in pletiful and easy to stumble across and highly entertaining for kids.

All you need is a simple set up and a stuardy bait. I like mullet or squid. This will also put you in with a reasonable chance of catching one of numerous other species from cod to bream.

If you have a sift through the Brisbane Rivers and Creeks section you will find a wealth of info regarding local fishing how to's and where to's.

Angus

[Pobblebonk]

Thank you!

[Angus]

And make sure you let us know how you go in the reports section!

Angus

[bootyinblue]

Welcome to AFO Pobbs,

There is masses of information on here and people to help with all types of questions so kick back and enjoy.

Hope to see you at an event sometime soon!

[Pobblebonk]

Thank you. I have decided we will go around the Brighton area on Saturday for the high tide which hopefull will be around 11am (the brisbane bar is at 10:51 so I don't know how far along it will be that way or what that really means - I'm still learning - so anyone who might have any suggestions on what bait to use would be great.

I've got soft plastics etc and live worms?

[kriso]

bit of worm on a bream hook will surely get the little tacka something good luck!

[kiwifisho]

kriso wrote:

bit of worm on a bream hook will surely get the little tacka something good luck!

Should be some good whiting around now as well so worms will work a treat oh n welcome to the site:)

Dean;)