The kings have been chasing bait on an incoming tide, so live baits worked around this area have a chance of being hit.

The areas around the bridge are still a bit on the murky side, with a mixture on incoming tidal influence and tannin stained run off making life a little difficult. Time will remedy this, but for the present oily baits such as mullet and tuna fillet as well as pilchards are your best options.

Good catches of bream, flathead and whiting are being reported again down the front of the system this week.

The tidal influence down the front of the system is providing more opportunities to find the fish at the moment. 3"-4" soft plastics are working well as a prospecting pattern whilst looking for fish. Try using Berkeley Gulps, Z-Man or Squidgy Grubs to find a feed of fish. Good tailor continue to turn up around dusk as well. Pilchards presented on gangs, or long shank hooks are your best options to stop being bitten off whilst trying for the razor gang.

The Moruya breakwall continues to produce very good numbers of salmon, trevally and bream. If you are going to fish the wall, just remember to give anyone else fishing the wall plenty of space.

If the wall is crowded, there are plenty of beaches that are also producing fish. Try around Tuross, Pedro's and the wind sock. There are plenty of good gutters all with good numbers of bream, tailor, salmon and whiting in them. Off the local ledges, good drummer have been reported, as well as salmon.

We really haven't had any reports this week. So there's nothing to report from offshore this week.

With the current climate of Covid-19 uncertainty, Tackle World Moruya has decided to offer free home deliveries on any purchase over $20 from Mossy Point to Tuross Heads. Alternatively, you can phone the shop with your order and we can bag it up and have it ready for you to collect at the door, or we can run it out to your car. If you decide to come in, please maintain the 1.5m distances. Fingers crossed we can trade our way through this.