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Title: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: aussiebasser on September 05, 2011, 12:06:46 PM
Dropped the tinnie in at the gravel ramp and headed upstream yesterday arvo.  Landed one about 45 just up from Beavers' on a white spinnerbait, and turned around and went home.  Old mate fishing off the bank told me about one around 60cm taken by a yakker on Saturday at the first snag up from the bridge.  I'm always a day late.
Title: Re: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: A Marshall on September 05, 2011, 12:44:31 PM
Dropped my tinnie in there on Saturday arvo with my young fellow & one off his mates, son got a 48cm Bass on a white spinnerbait, his mate got a 54 cm Bass on a yellow & orange spinnerbait. Young mate was stoked, first lure caught fish & first Bass. :youbeauty
Put the kayak in on Sunday behind Lowood & paddled up to the log jam, ended up with five for the afternoon, but all alot smaller than Saturday.

Cheers Andrew
Title: Re: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: aussiebasser on September 05, 2011, 02:07:47 PM
I've found the Lowood to the Log Jam stretch fairly barren compared to Lowood to Twin Bridges.  It's a pretty easy stretch to paddle upstream from the bridge too.
Title: Re: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: Sweetwater on September 05, 2011, 03:31:46 PM
I've heard of good numbers of bass to 55 upstream of Twin Bridges. If blokes in tinnie can nail them, stealthy kayakers should do better than that.  :youbeauty
Title: Re: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: StevenM on September 05, 2011, 06:17:09 PM


  Old mate fishing off the bank told me about one around 60cm taken by a yakker on Saturday at the first snag up from the bridge.  I'm always a day late.

Did it have a horn?

Title: Re: Brissy River (Twin Bridges)
Post by: 2Dogs on September 05, 2011, 07:07:23 PM
Did it have a horn?

The yakker who caught it would have  :FunnyPost)