Local Adelaide breamer Tim Moszekiari nailed a big day two bag (3/3, 2.39kg) to takeout the West Lakes round of the Hobie BREAM Kayak Series.

Jason Meech takes the lead in the AOY chase after a better tournament result at Bemm River.

Current after Bemm River

Chris Burbidge, 3/3, 3.18kg has taken out the Bemm River round of the Hobie kayak series. The only angler to produce a tournament limit over 3kg, Burbidge took advantage of a quality bite session that saw 99 fish caught during the tournament with the average weight of 770 grams.

Fishing in only his second kayak event, Burbidge targeted bream in locations from Siberia through to Bobs Bay. Finding the bream in shallow water between 2-4 feet in depth, Burbidge quickly filled his tournament limit early before proceeding to upgrade throughout the remainder of the session.

 Alternating between sinking and suspending lures and plastics, Burbidge used a Nories laydown minnow, Jewel stoop and Squidgy bloodworm wriggler rigged on a TT 1/32 jighead to fill his limit.

The rankings for the BREAM Kayak Series work the same as a BREAM Qualifier. You get 40 points for an event win, 50 for a State Title and a massive 70 points for being the Grand Final Champ. Your best 3 events from season 2009 and best 4 from season 2010 count towards your total score.

Updated afterSt Georges Basin

The St Georges Basin Hobie Kayak BREAM Qualifier turned up the heat with some superb bags brought to the scales. Peter Woods in his maiden victory braved the southerly change to fill his limit for an outstanding 3/3, 2.30kg bag, including the Boss Hog bream at an even 1kg.

Well the road crew had just returned with some great shots!!

Nigel Webster 6/6, 2.18kg has taken out the Noosa round of the Hobie Kayak series. The Tewantin based angler used his local knowledge to target bream throughout the two days of competition, and was the only angler to secure his limit each session. The  Noosa round was the first kayak event in the Hobie Series that used a combined 2 day bag weight whilst also serving as the QLD State Title event.

At the time it was flattering but also a bit of a pain that several anglers and journalists worked out a handful of my pet kayak jewfish spots on the NSW south coast. 

The upside is that it has forced me to explore further afield and has made me a better angler.  So far I have confidently identified a dozen new places to catch these prized fish, but they are still hard enough to make it fun.

Starts this Sunday on Ch 10 with the AFC Celebrity episode … then the REAL fishing starts the week after …

BREAM Kayak GF winner, Scott Lovig features in the BREAM episodes.

Brisbane local, 28 year old Nicholas Meredith, broke through for his first ABT event win after catching the biggest bag on the toughest day of fishing in the Redcliffe round of the Hobie BREAM Kayak series. His three bream for 1.96kg included the day’s Boss Hog of 0.84kg and added an extra $100 to his $700 cash winnings.