whats biting LB?
Submitted by spanishmackeral on Sun, 2011-04-24 18:06
hey guys,
sorry to put up another "need help post", but weve got our 11 year old cousin over from sydney, and after we bought him a cheap k-mart combo over as a present a couple of years ago, hes had a ball catching all types of small fish off the beach.
Me and dad are gonna take him out for a fish tomorrow after the dawn service, but being informed by his mum that she dosent want him on a boat, where stumped on a good land based spot we can take him, as anytime weve got time to fish, its usually outa the tub.
I dont mind what were catching (as long as it isnt blowies) and can go anywhere from 2 rocks to down around rockingham.
any advise would be awsome,
cheers rob
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lurcha
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I've always done well at
I've always done well at kwinana beach for bread and butter fish but that's in the evening. Little burly and the water usually starts bubbling.
Michael Yoni
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Also try the old Woodmans
Also try the old Woodmans point groyne.
SOUTH SIDE (deeper and plenty of action/Variety). And like Lurcha said, a bit of burley goes a long way in attracting the fish.
(hint: the northern side is quite shallow and is boring, south side is deeper and more productive (for me anyway).
Good luck
MY
spanishmackeral
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Thanks alot guys, I had
Thanks alot guys, I had woodies in my mind to give a go, where abouts is the old groyne? Is it hard to find?
squidvicious1
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port coogee marina wall,
port coogee marina wall, north side.
spanishmackeral
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ill be sure to try that port
ill be sure to try that port coogee next time, all we got at point peron marina was blowies