jurion bay trip
Submitted by Callum24 on Wed, 2014-02-12 14:58
hey everyone managed to get friday off so gonna take the misses up to jurien for a fish was goin to balloon in the mornings depending on weather friday looks good, pub for lunch catch up with a mate and spend the sun set/night chasing tailor mulloway ect i only got a two wheel drive so i was thinking the local jetty or an easy to accsess beach for the misses and i' come say gday if you see us come enjoy a few cold ones and a chin wag while we wait for some big croakers to come out to play you want miss my mullet gettin round town pretty easy to spot
cheers cal
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Belly88
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Jetty
Put the time and effort into the jetty and you will be sure to catch!!! Unweighted live baits(yellowtail if you can get em) are the go. That's were I got my big mully. And that week plenty were caught!!
Good luck mate haven't been up for awhile but the Mack's should be around also in the mornings.
Belly
Belly88
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Hill river
Hill river is also a good option you can get there with 2wd.. Good for ballooning as there won't be as many people and plenty of storm gardies for bait or feed with a bit of burley..
Callum24
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cheers mate been a while
cheers mate been a while since i got a few gardies so i'll give it a crack cheers for the info
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rocklobster
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+1 for Hill River. Camped
+1 for Hill River. Camped for a few days/nights there a few summers ago and with a strong sea breeze the tailor were like flies from sunset through to 10 ish, decent size too. Also one morning had a mulie out from 7 and around 930 something big took off with it. Plenty of headshakes and then my knot pulled argh!!! Suspect either a mully or shark, mates have done well on bronzies there over the years. We fished just south of the river mouth. There's a few spots to camp behind the dunes to keep out of the wind but are popular. Good luck!