Marligator wrote: John there are some charter boats that operate out of Hillary's which I went on 20 years ago which were quite good, I presume they are still operating. All along the Perth coast there is a reef system about 1km offshore, inside this the water is <10m. My friends do a bit of soft baiting in this shallow water and get quite a few snapper and Dhufish, but it is all done on the change of light in the morning, as soon as the sun is near to coming up the bite shuts down completely. |
Marligator wrote: MB - we went for a beach fish down the south coast and did very poorly but it was 2 days after a 5.7 earthquake in the area and probably explains why fishing was so hard. They said the surfcasting is usually very good for kahawai (they call them salmon which they get to 20 pound), trevally and herring with a few other species thrown in as well. Some beautiful beaches down there with crystal clear water and white sand, we fished Point Anne which is a bit like Great Exhibition Bay (for water quality and sand). The fishing out from Albany is good but the weather is the problem. |
MightyBoosh wrote: OK, enough about fish & chips, please tell us about the fishing Fish Addict |
kitno wrote: Only in Aussie, they'd name a fish "black arse" |
Fish Addict wrote:
Indeed kitno, nonetheless the name it is very fitting. I have tried to insert an image without success however I'm sure you get the drift. |
MightyBoosh wrote: Awesome reply FA, thanks! I have a heap of questions, but my first is where can you go to avoid the wind? Looking at that coastline, Geographe Bay or Exmouth!? |
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