Cooby Dam - Cooby has been fishing very consistently over the last few weeks and it continues. The trolling anglers have caught there fair share of fish working the shallow edges with Jackall TN60 and the Popular Cooby Cobba Mighty Mite.

Somerset - It’s getting better week by week as we start seeing some consistent weather patterns. The edge fishing is slowly fading as the water warms but still worth fishing early morning. Crankbaits like The Hide up 150 and the Rapala DT8 have been the standout. For the schooled fish good numbers have started showing up on the southern side of pelican point. Spoons, blades and Hot Bite Spectres getting the results.

Lake Awoonga - This week we have seen Awoonga really kick into gear. Some big numbers of fish have been starting to roll in on the larger Main Basin points on dark. Working large wind blown points is your best bet of coming across the active fish. With these south easterly winds the western points outside of New Zealand gully have been popular. A wide variety of baits have all had great success, including the Zerek Live Mullet, Squidgie Slick Rig 130 and the Molix 120 & 140

Monduran - The lake of a thousand casts and it can be just that if everything is not going your way, with some very inconsistent winds the day time bite has been tough. Finding the warmer shallow bays has been key. The Shad’s Hollow Shad has been racking up the numbers, matching these baits up with the Barambah Barra Jighead is the perfect set up, running no heavier than 3/8oz to keep the lure out of the weed. The Molix 140 have accountant for some solid fish targeting the larger points during the night! Remember, follow the wind and the fish won’t be far away.