Gippsland Lakes Fishing Club

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Gippsland Lakes Fishing Club Gippsland Lakes Fishing Club is for the whole family We are a friendly, local fishing club welcoming anybody who is interested in fishing.

Ok folks come down to the carp day at Howitt Park  we will be running kids casting competition as well as our fishing si...
31/10/2026

Ok folks come down to the carp day at Howitt Park we will be running kids casting competition as well as our fishing simulator!!!
YES YOU HEARD IT RIGHT GLFC FISHING SIMULATOR RUNNING TODAY AT THE CARP DAY

DON'T FORGET THIS IS ON TOMORROW ! Family friendly Free event. Bait & gear supplied Take the kids along. Many thanks to ...
30/10/2026

DON'T FORGET THIS IS ON TOMORROW ! Family friendly Free event. Bait & gear supplied Take the kids along. Many thanks to the GLFC c;ub members volunteering to help.

The Tuna bite continues!!! Congratulations guys on your catch
30/10/2026

The Tuna bite continues!!!
Congratulations guys on your catch

29/10/2026

GENERAL MEETING THIS COMING WEDNESDAY NIGHT. BAR OPEN 6:00PM

29/10/2026

MONTHLY FISHING REPORT FROM EAST GIPPSLAND VISITOR CENTRE.
LAKES ENTRANCE - Northern Pacific bluefin tuna has stolen the show in Lakes
Entrance, with impressive fish being caught offshore on a range of skirted
lures. Heading out by boat or booking a local fishing charter offers a great
opportunity to get amongst the action and target a trophy tuna. Gummy sharks are also on the chew, with 90 Mile Beach producing quality catches for land-based fishos. Fresh, oily baits are proving effective, while salmon are holding in the deeper beach gutters. Try casting metal slugs to locate the schools.
LAKE TYRES - The sand banks are producing good-sized flathead, with peeled
local prawns and soft plastics proving effective. Bream are throughout the
main lake and up into Nowa Nowa Arm, while tailor are also active across the
lake system.
MITCHELL RIVER - Around the river mouth, The Cut and the Grassy Banks for
bream with live crab, and sandworm.
TAMBO RIVER - Bream have been active around the Cliffs, Blue Hole and the
willows at Lucerne Paddock. It’s also worth having a flick around Log Hole
and the Upper Tambo, give soft shell, cut crab and local prawn, with soft
plastics a go.
NICHOLSON RIVER - Bream are worth targeting from the Swimming Hole downstream
towards the river mouth, as well as around Thumb Point, and the stretches
between the two bridges and the Reed beds, with cut crab and local worms,
soft plastics are also worth trying.
METUNG - Whiting are on the go around Shaving Point, with pipis, mussels and
local worms the pick of the baits. Chinaman’s Creek and the Boardwalk are
also worth a look for a few fish.
PAYNESVILLE/HOLLANDS LANDING - Whiting are around the back of the islands,
with local sandworm and pipis producing good results. For bream, try around
the jetties and structure. There’s also a chance of picking up a tailor, so have
some pilchards or whitebait handy, or try flicking a few soft plastics around
bait schools, particularly early morning and late afternoon.
MARLO - Salmon are still being caught in the lake, around the entrance and off
the beach, while luderick and bream have been a little harder to find. Local
sandworm is the preferred bait, although supplies are currently limited.
BEMM RIVER - The lake is a good spot to target bream, with local prawn, crab
and soft plastics all worth trying. For salmon, head to the channels and cast a
few lures, particularly where fish are actively feeding.
MALLACOOTA - Gypsy Point for tailor and the odd bream.
HIGH COUNTRY -The upper Tambo, Mitta Mitta, and Cobungra rivers are fishing
exceptionally well for wild trout on minnows, spinners, and dry-and-dropper
rigs

Local paper
27/10/2026

Local paper

With the massive interest and success with the current tuna bite, we have been asked by Woodside to put out a reminder r...
26/10/2026

With the massive interest and success with the current tuna bite, we have been asked by Woodside to put out a reminder re going too close to the rigs.
Dear Recreational Fishers,
We would like to remind vessel operators that Petroleum Safety Zones (PSZs) apply around offshore oil and gas facilities in Bass Strait.
Petroleum Safety Zones are legally established exclusion zones that typically extend 500 metres from offshore petroleum facilities and infrastructure. Vessels are prohibited from entering these zones unless written approval has been obtained from the National Offshore Petroleum Safety and Environmental Management Authority (NOPSEMA).
These zones are in place to protect:
Recreational and commercial vessel operators
Offshore workers
Critical offshore infrastructure
Safe offshore operations and emergency response activities
Before heading offshore, please ensure you:
Check the location of offshore petroleum facilities
Review relevant nautical charts and navigation systems
Maintain a minimum distance of 500 metres from offshore facilities and associated infrastructure
Monitor your vessel position using GPS and plotting equipment
No fishing, drifting, anchoring or transiting within a Petroleum Safety Zone unless authorised by NOPSEMA.
KEEP AT LEAST 500 METRES CLEAR

East Gippslanders !!! Coming up this Sunday. The club volunteers will be there with the simulator & casting clinics.
26/10/2026

East Gippslanders !!! Coming up this Sunday. The club volunteers will be there with the simulator & casting clinics.

24/10/2026

Fishing coming in at 6pm

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1 Bullock Island
Lakes Entrance, VIC
3909

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