Try the north wall, near the light house.

The last three trips I have made to the Light House I have caught herring, tailor, a cobbler, a really good tarwhine, a nice skippy, some squid and jagged a crayfish. I have caught most of those on mulies, (full mulies with the tail cut off and half mulies). Prawns also work well there.
I would recommend you get there before dawn or just before dusk as the blowies are in plague proportions. If you are fishing at night - try a glow stick.
All the best, Colin

i usually fish off the disabled platform and i usually get a good feed of skippy and usually there are hundreds of herring at night.
i was there yesterday and i had the alvey sitting out with a
WHOLE yellowtail and i got a big run and managed to pull in a sizeable ray. it think it was a fiddler ray/ banjo shark.

so night time or early morn is th goer? an burley up

Cheers

You are just prey to the blowies. Definately burley up.

so true colin they are in huge numbers, so u recommend fishing on th bottom??

cheers

I fish two rigs. One with a standard paternoster fishing on the bottom with a mulie, a herring or a live bait.
The other rig I cast out unweighted mulies on. Both seem to work at different times.
But it won't matter if you are fishing top or bottom if the blowies are there.

Sweet mate ill hav to give it a go soon

cheers