What are today's best fishing times at Noosa River Entrance?
Today's sunrise is 5:06 am and sunset is 5:58 pm. As a general guide, the hour before and after sunrise and sunset are often among the most productive fishing periods. No high tide or solunar period falls within the sunrise or sunset fishing periods today, so the other listed bite windows may provide better timing guidance. The sea-surface temperature is 22.8°C, which is generally more amenable to feeding activity.
Find out what we learned from analysing 20,000 fishing reports about moon times and fish.
Summer Fishing
flathead, whiting, mulloway, mangrove-jack, trevally, tarpon, prawn and mud-crab can be targeted at the location during summer. Activity is strongest for these species during the warmer part of the year. Actual catches will vary according to temperature trends, localised weather and tides.
Autumn Fishing
bream, tailor, mangrove-jack, tarpon, trevally, mud-crab and prawn are a good choice for anglers to target during autumn. With the water temperature dropping the location provides an opportunity to concentrate on these species.
Winter Fishing
bream and tailor are the species to focus on because Winter is when the water drops below 15c and this location is no different. Fish can be slower to bite with reduced activity levels. As always what you catch varies with the prevalent temperature trends, localised weather and of course tides.
Spring Fishing
Spring sees the water temperature begin to rise with flathead, whiting and mulloway becoming more active. Later in spring summer species such as flathead, whiting, mulloway, mangrove-jack, trevally, tarpon, prawn and mud-crab begin to move into the area and can become more common at the location.
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