Eastern yellowfin bream are a member of the sparidae family, and are a small predatory fish that inhabits estuary and inshore regions along the eastern seaboard. Yellowfin bream are generally a silver colour, but can become darker if they spend time in freshwater. Yellowfin bream can reach nearly 60cm and 3kg, however specimens over 40cm and 1kg are considered trophy fish.

Yellowfin bream are one of the most caught fish in Australia. They will take just about any bait that fits in their mouth, with bread, prawns, fish flesh, squid and shellfish being favourites. Lure anglers can use a a huge range of techniques to fool bream. Here are some tackle recommendations for yellowfin bream.