Staff Picked Fly Selection – Port Phillip Bay
This premium collection of flies has been hand-selected by our knowledgeable staff for targeting a range of species in Port Philip Bay.
With all of us here fishing so frequently, combined with the constant flow of reports by customers and guides, we’re well qualified to curate the most deadly assortment of flies for your trip on the bay.
When we put these together, we’re anticipating you’ll be targeting:
- Australian Salmon
- Bream
- Pike
- Yakkas
- Snapper
- Flathead
This deadly assortment of 8 flies is near guaranteed to get you onto fish in the area.
| Flies Included | Target Species |
|---|---|
| Australian Salmon | Salmon |
| Bream | Bream |
| Pike | Pike |
| Yakkas | Yakkas |
| Snapper | Snapper |
| Flathead | Flathead |
| Additional Flies | Various |
| Count | 8 flies |
FAQ
What species are these flies designed for?
These flies are designed for targeting Australian Salmon, Bream, Pike, Yakkas, Snapper, and Flathead in Port Phillip Bay.
Are these flies suitable for all fishing conditions in the bay?
These flies are specifically curated for common species found in Port Phillip Bay and perform well in typical fishing conditions reported by anglers.
Can I use these flies for both freshwater and saltwater environments?
These flies are designed for saltwater use in Port Phillip Bay and are not recommended for freshwater environments.
Keith Parr –
I’ve used these flies on multiple trips to Port Phillip Bay and have caught several fish, including bream and snapper. The selection matches what local anglers recommend. Easy to tie on and they hold up well in the water.
David Greene –
The flies are well-made and match the species I’ve seen in the bay. I caught a flathead with one of the patterns. A solid choice for beginners and experienced anglers alike.
Colin Hardacre –
These flies are exactly what I needed for a recent trip. I targeted pike and yakkas and had success with both. The staff selection makes sense based on local reports.
Alexander Russell –
Good variety and realistic patterns. I used them during a morning session and saw several bites. Not a magic solution, but effective for the species present.