Noosa River Mouth Fishing Times Today
First bite window today is 4–6am.
Bite Scores for the Next 7 Days at Noosa River Mouth (Noosa Spit)
Week at a Glance
This week at Noosa River Mouth (Noosa Spit), scores stay roughly steady with Saturday the standout (81/100 around 3:00 am). Thursday is the softest day at 65/100 — short, opportunistic sessions only. The moon wanes off the full, so peak solunar windows tighten through the week.
How to Read This Week
Each day gets one score out of 100 for Noosa River Mouth (Noosa Spit), and its label says it in words: 90 and up is very high activity, 75 to 89 high, 60 to 74 medium, 40 to 59 low, and anything under that very low. It ranks days against each other. It is not the chance of catching a fish.
Best hours are the slots the model rates highest that day. Most land around first and last light, moved about by solunar windows, the turn of the tide and the wind. A medium day with a strong dawn often beats a high day you can only fish at lunchtime.
Days at the far end of the week lean on longer-range wind forecasts, so check again the night before. For the highs and lows, see Noosa River Mouth tide times. How the score works.
What's Running at Noosa River Mouth (Noosa Spit) Right Now
Right now at Noosa River Mouth (Noosa Spit) (October), the species in season are sand whiting, dusky flathead, silver trevally, golden trevally, tailor, yellowfin bream, giant trevally, and mulloway (jewfish).