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If your shore bound there is plenty on offer with the warm currents pushing in along the coast the schools of bait have brought with them a great mix of species.
Port Kembla Breakwalls always seem to attract the pelagics at this time of year with the Bonito Salmon Tailor being a regular catch during the week two small yellow fin Tuna where taken on the proven Bobby Cork and trailing Fly method also cruising along the ledges plenty of reports of Frigate Mackerel the odd Mac Tuna and a few strippies busting up they have been a little tricky to catch at times as they have been eating little glass eyes so pick out the smallest metal slugs to cast at them .
The Beaches have been producing some nice catches when the conditions have been kind enough with the whiting still around in most gutters of Windang Warilla and Port Kembla Beaches the southern end of Warilla has been producing a few quality Bream at night if you want to spend a couple of nights targeting jewfish there has been plenty of soapies taken of the northern beaches .
If you have never caught a Marlin I would suggest that you get out now and try with very good numbers of stripped marlin in close and some big Blues out wider your chances of tangling with is pretty good .
The lake has also fished well over the last week with Flathead and Whiting being the main target in the channel area some nice trevalley have been taken along the Breakwalls at the entrance to the lake if you want to chase Bream on lures some great fish have been taken from the back of the lake on Pencils and Poppers .
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