What lure should I use for river fishing?

For many anglers, jigs are considered the best lures for river fishing near the mouth of a river, in areas of slower current, and near shorelines for walleye. 1/4 to 1/8-ounce jigs will work well in most situations. You can use up to 1 ounce in areas of stronger current.

What bait should I use in the Brisbane River?

Vibration baits, soft plastics and minnow lures have all proven successful when fishing the Brisbane River. Live baiting is also a good way to go, using mullet, banana prawns, herring or pike. Many fishermen will suggest catch and release when fishing on the Brisbane River.

What fish do you catch in the Brisbane River?

About Brisbane River Brisbane River is a stream in Queensland, Australia. The most popular species caught here are King threadfin, Surf bream, and Dusky flathead. 670 catches are logged on Fishbrain. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local regulations.

How do you catch threadfin salmon in Brisbane River?

There are two ways to fish for threadfin salmon in the Brisbane River. Bigger fish are usually caught down around the port in deeper water by dropping vibration baits on their heads, but Steve’s preference is to fish for them on the surface in the middle reaches of the Estuary.

Can you eat fish from the Brisbane River?

Sediment flows quickly during floods and creeps during dry weather. But despite the sediment issues, fish caught in the Brisbane River were still safe to eat.

Are threadfin good to eat?

Threadfin salmons are excellent eating when cooked in a wide variety of ways. Their firm flesh and large flakes make them absolutely ideal for barbecuing or grilling in steaks, cutlets or fillets, depending on size and variety. The flakes can also be carefully separated after grilling to enhance presentation.