WikiCatchBanded sweep
Scorpis georgiana
Best Baits & Lures
Live Baits
- Prawns
Use small to medium sized prawns.
- Squid
Cut into small strips for easy feeding.
- Whitebait
Effective when drifted in current.
- Beach worms
Present whole or in sections.
- Mussels
Use as berley and bait.
Artificial Lures
- Daiwa Gekka Bijin Beam Stick 2.2 inchSoft PlasticBuy
Rigged on a light jighead near structure.
- Ecogear ZX40VibesBuy
Cast and retrieve with a slow, erratic action.
- Halco Twisty 20gSpoonBuy
Good for casting long distances in open water.
- Rapala X-Rap 8cmMinnowBuy
Twitch and pause retrieve works well.
- Strike Pro Cyber Vibe 52VibesBuy
Drop near structure with intermittent retrieval.
Techniques
Banded Sweep often feed in schools, so if you catch one, stay in the area as there are likely more around; a light berley trail will help attract them and keep them interested.
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Where to Find Banded sweep
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best bait for Banded sweep?+
Popular baits for Banded sweep include Prawns, Squid, Whitebait, Beach worms, Mussels. Tip: Banded Sweep often feed in schools, so if you catch one, stay in the area as there are likely more around; a light berley trail will help attract them and keep them interested.
Where can I catch Banded sweep?+
Banded sweep can be found in many locations worldwide. Top regions include Western Australia, Australia. WikiCatch lists 4 fishing spots where this species is found.
How big do Banded sweep get?+
Banded sweep (Scorpis georgiana) can reach up to 33.0000013 cm in length and 1.0378 kg in weight. Their IUCN conservation status is NE.
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