Berowra 22nd and 23rd

[Bass flicker]

A mate of mine camped at berowra fri night ( I had to work sat damnit:banghead: ) and managed 7 bream over 30cm and 5 legal flathead. two flatties and two bream were kept for yum yum's!

[thefishman]

that is a nice catch. do u know if he was fishing from a boat or land

[fishinf]

sounds like fun garth camping and fishing are great past times

[xtosea]

Berowra always produces great Bream and Flathead, plus the odd good Whiting and soapy Jews.
Kamil

[Bass flicker]

that is a nice catch. do u know if he was fishing from a boat or land

He was fishing in one of the creeks accessed by boat though alot of the fishing is done from the camp site, so is land based.

Berowra is one of the best places to camp in the whole of sydney. If you do some exploring you will uncover some true wonders and the fishing can be explosive at times.

[thefishman]

i had the worst day at berowra on monday, went there and it was threatening to rain all day, caught nothing not even a single bite. the only thing which was worse is that i left my rod and reel there LOL i was so pissed off. but lucky i won 650 on the pokies when i went to the pub to get out of the rain. the black panther machine is d best. berowra underneath the bridge and near the jetty and carpark and in general was reall bad fishing when i went there

[shole]

i had the worst day at berowra on monday, went there and it was threatening to rain all day, caught nothing not even a single bite. the only thing which was worse is that i left my rod and reel there LOL i was so pissed off. but lucky i won 650 on the pokies when i went to the pub to get out of the rain. the black panther machine is d best. berowra underneath the bridge and near the jetty and carpark and in general was reall bad fishing when i went theregod yes!!!
espescially the one with 5 lines instead of 3

[Bass flicker]

i had the worst day at berowra on monday, went there and it was threatening to rain all day, caught nothing not even a single bite. the only thing which was worse is that i left my rod and reel there LOL i was so pissed off. but lucky i won 650 on the pokies when i went to the pub to get out of the rain. the black panther machine is d best. berowra underneath the bridge and near the jetty and carpark and in general was reall bad fishing when i went there

:rolling laughter: I could imagine how crappy the fishing would be if your land based near the boat ramp or pontoons. Thuough I must say in the colder months if you find some good weed the areas you were fishing contain HUGE schools of black fish and it is not unusual to catch well over 20 fish above 30cm. You just have to know the tricks!

[thefishman]

blackfish are another story alltogether ive only ever caught a few and they fight well. Im buying a new rod soon and hopefully ill have better luck with the bream, flattys and whiting elsewhere like when i go to port macquarie. its a shame sydney just isnt generally all that good when it comes to fishing. Well i only speak for myself and when i say that ive only been fishing in sydney a few times. i dunno. hopefully ill have better luck with the fish next time. and in a different place

[Bass flicker]

Sydney is an AWSOME place to fish. though it does take a little more hardwork and peseverance than other areas. You really need to target your fish very specifically and get out once a week to be any good!

[D.Dom]

hi guys am new here.

I love fishing Berowera , i nornally go up river across the ferry and around to where the mudd flats are. I went there about a month ago on a sat evening but all i caught or should i say ws caught by the mozzies.
I used to go there about 10 years ago.
can any one give me a heads up as to what is best to do and some spots and best tide times.

thanks
the D.Dom
ps will always be a Tiger supportter:bablefish:

[Bass flicker]

Well since your a tiger supporter,

well you cross the ferry and head up towards crosslands as you said, and as you start weaving through the moorings youll see a rediculous house boat with a balanese pagoda on top. Stop here and look towards the bend that takes you up on to the sand flats. Youll see a sign on the the bend that indicates a sharp incline under water. Its where the water goes from 3metres up to about 1.2 very sharply, you need to anchor right on the drop off and start to berly at max high tide and wait for the tide to turn to runout. Use fresh Hawkesbury prawns with the lightest weight possible, you may need to change your sinker through the progression of the tides.

As crosslands creek flows down into the main berowra creek all the flatties and bream sit on the bend waiting for everything to flow down over the drop off. Your always best to time your tide with dawn or dusk.

[mulloway mayhem]

hey bf......about 10 yrs ago i used to fish up that part of the river and just drift around wit hawkes prawns and clean up on the bream......

mate i loved it back then......we had this awsome canoe with a 3 stroke motor on it .......my mum used to live just up ontop of the hill as you cross the ferry acroos from the pub there......every day after work i would jump in my canoe and off we went........those were the days,but know i have changed my ways and just wanna keep catching that jew of a lifetime....are ya hearin me....:yahoo:

[Bass flicker]

I hearin ya big fella. I like to aim for goals in my fishing to, like a 50cm bream on lures (yeah right) though I still like to get up that end of the creek on a hot summer evening with some fresh peeled Hwkesburys and catch the mix bag!

[D.Dom]

Well since your a tiger supporter,

well you cross the ferry and head up towards crosslands as you said, and as you start weaving through the moorings youll see a rediculous house boat with a balanese pagoda on top. Stop here and look towards the bend that takes you up on to the sand flats. Youll see a sign on the the bend that indicates a sharp incline under water. Its where the water goes from 3metres up to about 1.2 very sharply, you need to anchor right on the drop off and start to berly at max high tide and wait for the tide to turn to runout. Use fresh Hawkesbury prawns with the lightest weight possible, you may need to change your sinker through the progression of the tides.

As crosslands creek flows down into the main berowra creek all the flatties and bream sit on the bend waiting for everything to flow down over the drop off. Your always best to time your tide with dawn or dusk.

Thanks mate,
The Tigers killed me today i was watching the game and thought yep we have a chance but the 2nd half we went close but the luck seem to drain away as it has been lately.

mate i used to go arond the bend and stay close to the shore on the rh side as u go up river. I will try what u are telling me and do it. I was watching a fishing show yesterday and am amazed at how bream take hard lures....but i have to try it
thanks mate keep in touch
D.Dom :bablefish:

[mulloway mayhem]

also bf....i got a pic here of a 59cm bream i got a few yrs back down the racks at mullet creek.....

[Bees Knees]

also bf....i got a pic here of a 59cm bream i got a few yrs back down the racks at mullet creek.....

Put her up mate if you have it saved there. I would love to see it:yahoo:

[fishinf]

yeah come on mulloway i love to see that big bugger

[Bees Knees]

This is Mulloways bream. he couldn't get it from his phone...

Wayneo, fill us in on the sizes pal:hot tail:

[mulloway mayhem]

well the smaller fish was 31cms and the big one was 59cms......what a stonker.......caught the fish in mullet creek a few yrs back when i used to fish for jews of a night and bream of the day....how things have changed......

the old faithful peeled hawkes prawn was the bait.......

[fishinf]

its huge look how fat it is :confused2: top one

[Bass flicker]

Damn!!!!!!!!! That old girl is a cracker!