Has anyone fished there recently? It looks pretty fishy.

Is there any road access?

Im basically talking about the rocks across the estuary, all the way north to the top.

So must be the road that follows the cliffs on Google maps, i thought it was a private road.

Might give it a crack of straying lining, I like one particular spot that has reef either side but a tasty clear section out front to draw the fish into, its hardly fair for fish these days and Im only using a map :-)

Thanks TTK. I thought so. Glad I asked. Ill let you know how I get on when I go. Im expecting local snaps (kelpies) at this time of year.

Will stick to 8foot straylining gear. Likely to use Salmon burley at the risk of bronzies simply as its the most effective, but might take one of salmon and one of tuna.

Will most likely do some bait catching in next few weeks, jack macs and piper. Will use whole and butterflied baits. Probably single hook, I like snells but off the rocks even with mustad demons adding another hook is one more bit to get caught in a crevice. 9/0s i exclusively use as Ive caught plenty of 15cm snaps on them so the more I can avoid the better. Hopefully will get some KYs too as they are nice and tough. I usually take a fillet off and use the whole KY, keeps the smaller snaps chewin it up making lots of racket for mr Bumpy head to come and stop the kids from eating all his food. I usually fish 60lb fluro which is more like 80-90lb mono leaders and 30lb mono. Ill go to 50lb and 80lb mono in some really gnarly areas. Its just a personal thing and not judging but Id rather not catch a fish than risk busting one off and leaving a hooke 30m of line in his gob. Hence why I never use braid off the rocks. Definitely surfcasting and quite light but unless its a shark im fairly confident on the sand of landing every fish :-).

Thanks again.

Is it a clearly signed track as in its definitely a public track?

How hard is it go get off say the track to a preferred platform?

Getting a bit excited mate.