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Yamba Sport Fishing Charters is dedicated to estuary fishing charters and twitching,sightseeing tours at Yamba on the Clarence River up to 6 passengers.
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Yamba Sport Fishing Charters is the only dedicated estuary fishing charter on the Clarence River.Fully Guided catering for up to 6 passengers with all fishing gear and licence provided with lite refreshments on board.i fish 364 days a year catching Flathead,Bream and Mulloway (Jewfish) and other spices with seasonal catches of Mud and Blueswimmer crabs,School prawns.Charter the boat for 2 to 8hrs with customized packages available.Call Jason for bookings.

14/03/2019

Went for a quick fish this morning and saw something different on the way home, a Python curled up on a channel marker.

04/02/2019

Geoff won a charter voucher at Tim the Bream last September and fished with me this morning. Nice little Estuary Cod, 49cm, by catch chasing Mangrove Jacks. On a plastic, 4lb + 12lb leader, great effort. We fished the deep and shallows after the sun got up and only scored a few small Flattys, plus a bust off on a decent fish on a snag in the deep after a 10min fight.

09/01/2019

Will with his biggest Bream today at 36cm, which ran him side to side of the boat. Beating his dad, Dave, and younger bro, Tom, by just a few cm. A slow start with a good finish, catching most of the fish in the last hour.

02/01/2019

Coco scored her first fish on lure this morning, a just legal Bream. Not the little Mangrove Jack I thought it was by the way I saw it hit the lure, taking line. Punched above it's weight. On my favourite Ando Lure too.

02/01/2019

Max and his sister, Coco came out with dad, Carl today. Max with the first fish of the day, a new PB Flatty for him at 66cm. He also scored another at 49cm. Nice feed tonight.

25/12/2018

Merry Fishmas every one. A pic of Yamba as I was heading out to sea fishing this morning.

30/10/2018

Gary and a couple of mates came out with me yesterday, we dropped a few Jew before he scored this 58cm fish. But they still went home with a bag of Bream for a feed.

23/10/2018

Good effort all round, on 4'6" rod, 4kg line. It jumped on young Lincoln's line, mum, Jade giving him a hand and then ,dad, Alex took over landing this monster 81cm Dusky. They decided to release her to swim another day, after a couple of pics.

11/07/2018

Emma just sent me a couple of awesome pics of her Bream from Saturday.

11/07/2018

Caught a couple of Bullrout along the middle wall. Doesn't matter how small they are, they still hurt like the big ones. I know from experience!

11/07/2018

Cameron with his second ever legal fish, a nice 62cm Dusky. Slim pickings with the cold water, but the crew scored another couple of fish to go on the menu tonight. Cheers again, see you next year.

09/07/2018

Harry and Tom, with their parents fished with me on Sunday, managed to get a couple of keepers amongst all of the undersized ones. Lots of little ones around the lower river atm.

07/07/2018

Cameron with his first legal size fish, Bream at 26cm and Emma with a nice 34cm Bream. Fished with me last year also, thanks for the repeat patronage.

26/06/2018

Emmi came out with her Dad and Sister this morning, catching her first fish on soft plastics.

27/05/2018

Rick with a Shovelnose Shark as well, which he released.

27/05/2018

Peter with a nice 57cm Dusky. Bit of a wet start to the day, but managed to get a feed with a couple more Bream.

06/05/2018

Full boat today, the crew with their catch. Something different for the river, 4 Shovel Nose Shark along with some Bream and a Blueswimmer caught on line.

20/04/2018

Bruce and his son Will came out for a couple of hours this morning, taking home a couple of 32cm Bream, plenty of small ones around too.

05/04/2018

Something different, a little Queenfish on a bait jig. Got a couple in the last few days, first ones I've seen in the Clarence River. If there's little ones here there's got to be bigger ones here too.

05/04/2018

Bella, came out with the family, with the biggest Bream of the day, 35cm. Another couple over 30cm, 6 all up plus a Tailor. Slow start but with a good flurry of fish towards the end.

03/04/2018

It was the kids day this morning. Ava with her biggest Bream at 30cm. Josh with a Javelin, biggest Javelin I've seen for a long time and Max (Timmy Tangles) with the biggest Bream for the day at 33cm, plus a couple more Bream and Tarwhine, nice feed tonight.

20/03/2018

DUSKY flathead can be found along the east of coast of Australia from Cairns in north Queensland to the Gippsland lakes in eastern Victoria. In Queensland, dusky flathead is a key target species, with the recreational fishing sector estimated to take 150 tonnes annually (McGilvray et. al 2014).

25/02/2018

Howie's 3rd time fishing with me. Bit of a mixed bag today. Little GT, Moses Perch, Whiting, Bream and a Blue Swimmer. Nice feed tonight.

28/01/2018

Gordon with a high 30's Bream, 1 of about 10 legal Bream he caught&released this morning.

28/01/2018

Gordon from Inverell with his first ever Jew, mid 40's. Pulled a bit of string for the size of it.

28/01/2018

Nice glassed out start to the day.

26/01/2018

No bookings for today. So me and a mate, Grant, went to sea for the day. A quick troll produced this little Black Marlin, and a Wahoo. We were going to release the Black but it nearly jumped into the boat, it put on a great show tail walking, in the process it landed on the rod holder in the background and tore a gash around it's throat, unfortunately not releasable. First Marlin I have captured in 14yrs fishing for them.

25/01/2018

Happy Straya Day everyone.

16/01/2018

Take a good look at this fish! This is a Peacock Bass, an inhabitant of the mighty Amazon River but this Peacock was taken below Dumbleton Weir on the Pioneer River near Mackay. The fishers grapevine reports that a number of these highly invasive fish were released above the Weir recently. There are no words to describe the FISHERIES TERRORISTS who committed this act of sabotage on the integrity of our fishery. We already have Tilapia in many of our northern streams - the cane toads of our waterways - but Peacocks take this dire threat to our environment to another level entirely. They are prolific breeders and pose an extreme threat to our native species Fisheries and Quarantine need to catch the vandals who released these fish and prosecute them to the highest degree. Chuck them in jail with the other terrorists would be my recommendation. If you know who they are, phone the Fisheries & Boating Patrol or the police. If you catch a Peacock Bass, make sure you KILL it immediately, take a photo and report the catch to Fisheries.

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