what about the fence line south, not to sure how far it is for its been a few years, but sure the locals will fill ya in. even the back beach was pretty good on the right tide.

 Not there, but i remember going out through the tip south on that track, back in 94 when working on bernie vales boat mahi mahi 1st one,the back beach we went out back of kenya,eg resies caravan park.Got huge squid my mate n i, he , my mate worked for pedro n his mrs fish n dive charter.

There are a few threads on this, one recent in the landbased section.

But with the kids I would say five fingers (abouk 3km south of boat ramp)would be good, lots of smaller stuff for the kids to have fun with and still a good cance of most bigger things (spangos, trevs) if you are lucky. Nice beach for a swim and snorkle also. Bait and lures have simmilar effect, just a little tricky with the lures around the reef. Not too many things are brave or hungry enougth ot grab surface lures down there most of the time. If not getting to much action I would stick to baits. The rocks at the boat ramp are not too bad, but best at sunset or leading upto high tide. Other places such as sandbar and the fence line south of fivefingers can be more productive but not as kid freindly. Grab a mud map from Coastal Adventure Tours office and it will have all these places on it.

But if you do feel like risking your life with the missus, you know who to call.

 Sorry to say the crew are goint to perth for some training towards the end of this week. So our first charter for the Christmas period will be on the 22nd od December. We mainly run only full day charters and save the half days for if we need to leave late or come in early because of tide issues. Sorry about that Eric but I hope you do well from the shore.

On a better note, the odd bonefish have started to be caught down the sandbar over the last few days. The water is now heating up really quicky so that usally make for a little more action up there.