It is looking like maybe no one knows :)

I have not fished that side. But I have fished around Paynesville about 7 or 8 times, just from the shore...I have never had even a nibble. I have tried hard lures, soft plastics, fresh prawn, cooked prawn, salted prawn and cubed pilchard.

The locals tell me that soft plastics are the go...for flathead. There is no local talk about bream. The locals say a boat is a must. Apparently the lakes are just over fished combined with pollution from run off. Gippsland is a major crop area that supplies Coles and Wolly's (no that is not a typo) :)

Just enjoy the holiday with your family. Or if you really want to catch some fish, walk over the dunes and hit the beach for some salmon and tailor.

Hi Mate

I used to go to Loch Sport a lot.  Probably been fishing there over 100 times and fished the lake dozons of times,  and never caught anything land based in the lake except for eels once.  But thats just me.  Other people might have had better luck.
Loch Sport is most known for its surf fishing.  Get yourself a surf rod and rod holder and give it a go.  I have caught more species than I can remember off the surf including the occasional bream,   whiting, mullet, flathead, taylor, gummy banjo, skate, rays, Unknown shark species, Salmon, couta, snapper,  and more.   

guys, what do you  think about catching bream on a paste?