Cray season started yesterday and from all reports i've heard it has been very quiet with 5 being the most i've heard of being caught even after a couple of dives.. Apparently the visibility isn't too crash hot at the moment and hopefully things will pick up after the full moon.. Its even quiet over at Rotto, which must meant they aren't walking properly yet.

Speaking of the full moon, mulloway season must be upon us soon.. heard that there were 30 cars under the narrows last night with rods set up everywhere..  Sounds like cockburn sound is the place you want to be to catch one..

The big tailor chop-ups are still happening in the river, but apparently they are still small at the moment.. Haven't managed to get into any myself, but hopefully it won't be too far off.  Meant to be some good size flathead moving into the lower parts of east freo at the moment, but there are plauge proportions of blowies, so soft plastics might not be the go just yet.

This week a group of 8 are going to try jigging for sambo's out at the containers on kayaks.. now that should be interesting.. wonder if theres any of the big grey suited fellas out there at the moment? Certainly won't catch me on a kayak out there.

Reports from the billfish bonanza at Exmouth is that there are mackies just out of the harbour, big queenies in close.. lots of big golden trev's and quite a few sailfish around..

Few good sambo's are still on the 3 mile along with good sized king george if you can find them..

Still plenty of fat sand whiting in close, if your chasing a feed.

The crabs haven't fired up anywhere yet and from what i've heard it is extremely hard work and not really worth the effort for the ones that are size, which are few and far between.

And i've heard that its worth a trip out to the fads already, a few baby specimens are sitting underneath them.. oh yes!

Sounds like the fishing is starting to heat up with the weather, bring it on!