Maria landed this prize sized whiting on a fishing adventure on Noosa Fishing and Crab last weekend.
She had a great holiday up from Canberra and loved her fishing experience in Noosa River.

The river mouth has been firing with good catches of trevally, flathead, tailor and the odd kingfish with the Frying Pan and Woods Bay producing nice whiting, and bream as well as the odd tailor.
Weyba Creek and the back of Noosa Sound is worth a try for mangrove jack around the structures, moses perch and estuary cod while Munna Point through the Noosaville reaches has whiting, bream and flathead on the bite.
Noosa Marina is always worth a try for jacks after dark and before the car ferry and first lake is the go for flathead, whiting and grunter bream. There is also the odd school jew, threadfin salmon and jacks on the prowl each side of Lake Cooroibah and the top lake. Try live herring, white bait or lures for larger predators and live sand worms or prawns for whiting, bream and flathead.
Both tides are fishing well but if you can avoid the bottom of the low tide.
There are a few sand crabs up Weyba Creek too so well worth throwing in a couple pots on your way out fishing.
Warm days ahead this week with the chance of some late storms over the weekend but plenty of time to get in a good days fishing in Noosa River.

Until next week good luck from the lads at Noosa Fishing and Crab Adventures.