Mud Crab spots in the Brisbane River

[cboy69]

I have caught them at breakfast creek wharf near the 'no fishing' jetty and the jetty near the Story bridge. Both times using tins of cat food.

Are there any other locations I could try?

Thanks

[Do$tylz]

mate you might have some troubles getting people to give up their productive spots.... most people spend a long time finding them.

Around that though... when I used to go crabbing, anywhere along the west end reach used to do ok.

[Doyley]

im going to put some in around pinkenbar this w/end, so ill let u know how i go.

[aidanwebb]

Ive tried twice and got 2 mud crabs in the Tingalpa creek off Lytton Rd.

[DES]

I usually get a few when I throw the pot in around St Lucia

[uglyfish]

Doyley wrote:

im going to put some in around pinkenbar this w/end, so ill let u know how i go.

if anyones interested in buying some sandies i know a school kid who sells them to make some extra cash. $2.50 each..bargain

A SUNSHINE Coast man has been fined $6000 in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court this month for unlawfully taking and selling mud crabs without a licence and falsely representing to be the holder of a commercial fishing licence.

Two other people who unlawfully bought the black market mud crabs from the unlicensed fisherman were each fined $4000 and $750 in the Redcliffe Court and Maroochydore Court respectively.

The convictions were the result of investigations by Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries (DPI&F) officers in Mooloolaba who were targeting black market fishing operations involving crabs.

NEVER KNOW WHOS WATCHING MATE

[Doyley]

uglyfish wrote:

A SUNSHINE Coast man has been fined $6000 in the Maroochydore Magistrates Court this month for unlawfully taking and selling mud crabs without a licence and falsely representing to be the holder of a commercial fishing licence.

Two other people who unlawfully bought the black market mud crabs from the unlicensed fisherman were each fined $4000 and $750 in the Redcliffe Court and Maroochydore Court respectively.

The convictions were the result of investigations by Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries (DPI&F) officers in Mooloolaba who were targeting black market fishing operations involving crabs.

NEVER KNOW WHOS WATCHING MATE

yeah true...just edited that out of my post haha :S