werribee river

[sloth]

If it were me I'd be putting my bait/lure as close to those trees/snags you can see in the river. Bream likes snags more than fat guys like sausages.

[paulpaciocco]

I've taken good sized bream consistently at both the jetty and rock wall at the end of Duncan's road fishing with 1/8 size jig head on 12 pound leader and using worm tail plastics, they absolutely love them I'd highly recommend. Throw a running sinker on the rig and dip it lower and the flatties will smash them also. I took an 80cm flatty and three good sized bream in two hours fishing there a few weeks back. No big casting, just around the jetty pylons.


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[TooMuch]

Have you got a photo of your 80cm flathead. That's an absolute monster for the bay

[kaotay]

I've taken good sized bream consistently at both the jetty and rock wall at the end of Duncan's road fishing with 1/8 size jig head on 12 pound leader and using worm tail plastics, they absolutely love them I'd highly recommend. Throw a running sinker on the rig and dip it lower and the flatties will smash them also. I took an 80cm flatty and three good sized bream in two hours fishing there a few weeks back. No big casting, just around the jetty pylons.


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80 cm on plastics, what a beast! Must be more than 4kg? Pics would be nice!

[complete-anglerz-12]

bass yabbies on light line would be my 1st choice 10lb fc

[sloth]

10lb is pretty heavy for bream in my opinion. I normally bream with 4lb. Go to 6lb if I'm around heavy structure like docks. Try going lighter - can mean more bites ....

[andyk]

80cm nice fish have u got a photo ????

[barra mick]

that's a great flatty 80 cm !!

the biggest ive caught this year is a 54cm fishing just inside the werrible river.

ive got a pic buts its really that special as a 80 cm

cheers bm

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