Fishing Tips @ Lake Tyers Beach, by No Fuss Guss

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Guss with a recent haul of Bream and Flathead.

Gus skippering the Party Boat on Lake Tyers

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of course!

Mulloway Catches
What do I do?

LTB Artificial Openings?
How and when is it appropriate?

News: Gus was awarded Heaviest Bream for 2015 on the Honor Board at Lake Tyers Beach Angling club. Well done Gus!!!

Heaviest Kept Bream 2015 Twin Rivers Bream Classic

Heaviest kept Bream
1.471kg Twin Rivers
Bream Classic July 2015

No-Fuss-Guss in action!!!!
No Fuss showing here, how to support a fish for a photo, see our "Care of Monsters" campaign.
(May 2018)

(NB: Handling Monsters)

The Piscatorial Notes

Most published Fishing Tips pages are only current for a few days or maybe a week or two. My much loved brother Peter many years ago coined a phrase "The Piscatorial Notes" where the observations, bait and catch etc are recorded in a diary for checking back over in subsequent seasons.

He felt he could look ahead, by checking the past cycles, and then, predict what might happen in this season based on previous years.

NoFussGuss Fishing DIary
NoFussGuss 2022
NoFussGuss 2021
NoFussGuss 2020
NoFussGuss 2019
NoFussGuss 2018
NoFussGuss 2017
NoFussGuss 2016
NoFussGuss 2015
NoFussGuss 2014
NoFussGuss 2013

And if you have previously followed Ian Page with interest I suggest you check these digests.

Pagey ARCHIVE 2012
Pagey ARCHIVE 2011
Pagey ARCHIVE 2010
Pagey ARCHIVE 2009

So at the risk of chewing up a small amount of space on the server, the complete history will be maintained for your scrutiny. This could start to pay off after middle of year 2010+ and beyond when we begin covering the same seasons over again.

Good luck and taut lines!!

New to the game? Check this quick info on baits, knots and rigs. So grab the rods and the family and make a day of it.

Thanks to the Tasmanian Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment for links to species.

Follow @LakeTyersBeach

Take advantage of these line bins and dispose of your unwanted line responsibly, or if you find someone else's line show them what they should have done and put in the mini-bin on the post.

Disclaimer: These notes are provided in good humour to make your fishing more enjoyable. We don't have anything to sell apart from sharing a good time with you at Lake Tyers.

We report the good and the bad, the big catches and the "non" catches. However all advice is offered on a "user accepts all risks" and should never be taken as firm advice, but just as a general guide.

Please keep this mind when making decisions that involve your own personal safety or others' safety and your possessions.

Fishing Tips from No Fuss Guss

Guss knows the local conditions
and has skippered many fishing parties
on the lake over the years. So here it is -

The Lake Tyers

Fishing Report

Check Water Wheel Beach Tavern for your mates' next trip.

-=o0o=-

11th Nov 2022: We are drawing a line under the No Fuss Guss Fishing Tips.

We have faced a bit of an information drought over the last few years and as people are enjoying the experience of instantly posting their own reports on Facebook or other social media pages, have found we can't get our information out quicker than that, and as they are putting their photos onto FB we are unable to "pinch" them as we don't have permission to use them.

Consequently we are not updating these pages and we are going to refer you to:
Lake Tyers Fishing Group
Gippsland Fishing

However all the previous comments and photos will be kept as an archive (under this link) of what a great place East Gippsland is for fishing and Lake Tyers in particular.

Most of all I would like to thank No Fuss Guss (Garry Frances) for his enthusiasm and support over the last 7 years. His genuine observations and contacts have made it all worthwhile. He is a great bloke and well worth a shout at the Tavern if you are lucky enough to run into him. He will be contributing to the above FB groups himself with his own fishing so look out for him there too.

I am going to change this page to a directory of links to the different seasons of fishing, arranged in Months and Years so you can look up what was going on up to 14 years ago, month by month. While not current, checking the history can give a person new inspiration to try new spots or techniques.

Best wishes everyone for the future, and thank you for your support.

I will let Guss sign off,
Easy as you go. No-Fuss Guss (www.laketyersbeach.net.au)
Rob Ward