the last few days UncleStu. There were reports of some fish near Cottesloe and City Beach late last week.
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Personally I take two outfits. One spinning set-up to toss out lures. Halco twistys or Nilsmasters. The other rod I bait up with mulies - or even better if you have a live bait use it. Whiting, herring, are all good.
But a lot of it will really depend on your conditions. A day like today would have been great for tossing out lures and unweighted or very lightly weighted mulies. Come Wednesday or Thursday you will need to set up a pateroster rig and a solid sinker to keep your bait in the gutters.
Give Grant St a try. I reckon if there aren't any salmon near thta reef there should be some decent tailor.
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Jas04
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i was wondering that and can
i was wondering that and can u drive to it or is it the one behind the military base there
vans
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Yes you can drive to it, it
Yes you can drive to it, it is roughly in line with The Blvd (a little north)
You can see the drain here (directly level with Oban Road)
http://maps.google.com.au/maps?q=Floreat,+WA,+Australia&ie=UTF8&ll=-31.923865,115.757543&spn=0.008842,0.016565&t=h&z=17
Jas04
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thanks mate i thought that
thanks mate i thought that was it but not sure
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Floreat drain
Is a couple of km south of Scarborough. Swanbourne is closer to Cott.
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salmon
Does anyone know where there is salmon of the metro beaches
We caught a few at windy harbour best fun I've in ages
Cheers Uncle Stu
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Haven't heard much
the last few days UncleStu. There were reports of some fish near Cottesloe and City Beach late last week.
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UncleStu
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thanks
thank you so much that helps a lot
UncleStu
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salmon
Colin 1 From the prestigious colin club
With Regaurds to salmon of cottesloe and citybeach
Being a relative novice at the game would you and your fellow members be able to suggest the best bait mulies; live ;or dair I say lures
Cheers Uncle Stu
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Hi Unclue Stu
Personally I take two outfits. One spinning set-up to toss out lures. Halco twistys or Nilsmasters. The other rod I bait up with mulies - or even better if you have a live bait use it. Whiting, herring, are all good.
But a lot of it will really depend on your conditions. A day like today would have been great for tossing out lures and unweighted or very lightly weighted mulies. Come Wednesday or Thursday you will need to set up a pateroster rig and a solid sinker to keep your bait in the gutters.
Give Grant St a try. I reckon if there aren't any salmon near thta reef there should be some decent tailor.
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