To help retain contact with our established world wide blog audience we've decided to publish this monthly summary of our fishing activity. The info has been extracted from our closed (private) Facebook Group. The included link to each Facebook Post will work only for members of the Noosa Yakkers Facebook Group. Constructive ideas to improve this summary and/or volunteered editorial skills are welcomed.
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Species, photo of the month, weather
Noosa sea temperature 01Aug18: 21.1°C/70°F and the same at 31Aug18: 21.1°C/70°F
Fish species mentioned or featured in Noosa Yakkers' reports this month in Noosa area: grass sweetlip, coral trout, Moses perch, pearl perch, snapper, bream, flathead, trevally, Australian bass, mackerel tuna, Australian bonito, yellowtail kingfish, spangled emperor.
Photo of the month
Weather:
01Aug18
animal:
alley:
Go to Facebook Post
02Aug18
beunhaas:
03Aug18
beunhaas:
sunshiner:
Go to Facebook Post
04Aug18
agile:
toby:
Go to Facebook Post
microbe:
Go to Facebook Post
jackdee:
Go to Facebook Post
05Aug18
davage:
09Aug18
jimbo:
11Aug18
sunshiner:
14Aug18
paddleguy:
15Aug18
sunshiner:
hammo:
Go to Facebook Post
16Aug18
DBSix1:
17Aug18
sheeby:
18Aug18
sunshiner:
Go to Public Facebook Movie
davage:
Go to Facebook Post
19Aug18
gemini:
21Aug18
animal:
22Aug18
paddleguy:
23Aug18
bisho:
27Aug18
bisho:Go to Facebook Post
29Aug18
gemini:Go to Facebook Post
paddleguy:
Go to Facebook Post
So winter’s almost behind us and daylight is increasing. In September possibly we’ll start seeing an uptake in the snapper catch and the appearance of cobia. And of course the whale migration south will start kick in, so keep an eye out and your camera ready.
Kev Long [sunshiner]