Yellowfin tuna were reported in better quantities just over the 70 fathom line and were willing to take trolled lures as more than a few boats had multiple hookups.

Big albacore were also about and were taken on both trolled lures and cubed pillies in a burley trail.

The water from Kiama south to Jervis Bay looked good and fishy as the current pretty much pushed west closer into shore.

If your boat is not big enough or tuna fishing is not your thing, the good news is the snapper fishing has moved into top gear and is starting to fire along the 30 to 40 metre depth line.

This area just south of Gerringong was found to be holding some cracker fish.

A couple of visiting anglers from Newcastle way stopped into the shop and asked for a rough guide on where to fish out of Kiama.

With the help of a couple of charts, they were shown a couple of likely spots to try.

Using big gulp plastics, the guys jigged up and landed half a dozen excellent reddies up to 5 kilos.

Despite losing a fair amount of plastic to leather jackets and barracuda, they were over the moon with the free advice.

Bass Point has been holding some decent sized trevally and bream at present but with the clear water and calm seas, fish into the evenings or pre dawn to maximise your chance of landing a decent feed.

The beaches have been fairly quiet apart from salmon and tailor.