Greenhead / Leeman
Submitted by crespo007 on Tue, 2014-02-18 08:01
Hi All,
Myself and some mates are heading up to Greenhead / Leeman in a few weeks time with a couple of small boats (4.0-4.5m). Does anyone have any advice on ocean conditions for boats on the smaller side? I know it can get windy up that way and want to play it safe.
Also, any tips on good depths / directions (not asking for specific spots) would be a greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
J
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Anthony Hall 87
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Those size boats I would be
Those size boats I would be fishing around and inside corner break, plenty of good ground around there. It is between GH and Leeman, watch the swells though it can be a very dangerous area when the swell is up.
Tight lines to all :)
crespo007
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Date Joined: 17/02/14
Thanks Anthony, hoping the
Thanks Anthony,
hoping the weather gods smile on us whilst up there. would love to be taking the bigger boat up but cant trust the trailer over that long a journey.
Lowza
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Date Joined: 30/10/11
Greenhead
Be super weary of conditions and cray pots, at times literally like a mine field. In a 4m boat I would be watching the weather like a hawk however some of the best bottom bouncing in close in saying all that!
Fishing
anchor in 20-30s on lumps berley up for snapper,dhue
drift around the cray pots in the 40s for baldies
bitten
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Date Joined: 07/04/10
lol we went there and
lol we went there and cleaned up in 12 - 15 metres of water dhu up to 10kg baldies up to 5
just drift through the broken ground you'll pick up fish
crespo007
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Date Joined: 17/02/14
Thanks lads, excitement if
Thanks lads, excitement is certainly building on this info. Itching to get out there...