Fishing Charters Melbourne
Ultimate Shark Fishing Guide: How To Catch Shark
How To Catch Shark - FAQ'sA: In Victoria, outside the heads of Port Phillip Bay, the season is January to September.Bronze Whaler, Port Jackson & Broadnose sevengill shark: no minimum (Victoria) School Shark & Gummy Shark: 45cm (partial length) See VFA...
Fishing Charters Melbourne
So you’re interested in Fishing Cherters in Melbourne? The type of fish available and the best method of catching them is revealed in these pro fishing tips article written by Mal from I’m Hooked Fishing Charters. Each article provides detailed information on the fishing season, bag limit, minimum size and special techniques used to hook a winner. Fishing charters Melbourne is a great place to fish with a wide variety of species available. On top of this, Mal has a large spacious boat with plenty of room for your friends and a toilet on board for those long days on the water.
How To Catch Squid – Top Advice
They are found in most patches of weed and reef throughout both bays and throughout the year. you can catch some big calamari from September to December
How To Catch Whiting – Best Pro Fishing Tips
Without doubt one of my favourite species to catch as a Charter Boat Operator. They are fun to catch, taste great and we normally catch a good bag of them. Probably one of the best eating fish we have, bar flathead of course, but that’s my opinion.
How To Catch Snapper – Best Fishing Tips
September is when we really begin catching Snapper. Early season snapper inside Western Port and Port Phillip Bays begins in September. The key is to know where and why they are there. A lot of people have trouble finding these early season fish which are usually of a larger size than the snapper you find through October to December.
Fishing Charters Melbourne
If you would like to know more about Fishing Charters Melbourne, why not read more on the Victorian Fisheries Authority website.
You can also download the fishing guide by the VFA (see below).
If you would like to book a fishing charter, click here.
