if you can and the boat carries enough fuel ,ie, shitloads . try fishing off the end of dirkhartog in an area called turtle bay, plenty of good ground and good fish. from denham it was a 36nm trip each way
You don't have to go to Turtle Bay for decent fishing. Have seen Yellowfin Tuna off the end of the Monkey Mia Jetty. Big Cobia, Pinkies , The Biggest Tailor, Trevs, Mulloway, Emperor etc etc just off MM. Head North around to Peron for BIG TROUT and all sorts. Mackeral turn up everywhere. Have fun.
You don't even need a Boat for fishing at Monkey Mia. The point, which is about 100 to 200 metres south of the boat ramp offers excellent fishing.
On dusk there are tailor are everywhere and then after dark it really fires up. Have personally caught a 20kg + Mulloway there as well as big reef, bronze whaler and shovelnose sharks.
A short cast off the point puts you into the channel and 10-12 metres + of water, and as too what is lurking in there your guess is as good as mine.
Oh, if you want to see just how quick and powerful the sharks or whatever else is lurking just off shore are, put a 75cm light stick just above a paternosta rig. The light doesn't seem to distract the fish or sharks from your bait and during a run you can see the night light zooming all over the bay, quite a sight to see.
till
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Date Joined: 21/02/08
Avoid the annoying man in
Avoid the annoying man in the hat at the dolphin feeding.
mightymouse
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Date Joined: 25/08/08
lol thanks for the tip till
lol thanks for the tip till
wade stenhouse
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Date Joined: 06/10/08
fish the channel markers for
fish the channel markers for pinkies and mulloway black snapper
Faulkner Family
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Date Joined: 11/03/08
if you can and the boat
if you can and the boat carries enough fuel ,ie, shitloads . try fishing off the end of dirkhartog in an area called turtle bay, plenty of good ground and good fish. from denham it was a 36nm trip each way
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
hunterdive
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Date Joined: 24/02/09
been going there for the
been going there for the last 15 years, got back from 3 weeks of fishing on Sat. pm me if you want some more info
Cam
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Date Joined: 30/08/05
Monkey Mia
You don't have to go to Turtle Bay for decent fishing. Have seen Yellowfin Tuna off the end of the Monkey Mia Jetty. Big Cobia, Pinkies , The Biggest Tailor, Trevs, Mulloway, Emperor etc etc just off MM. Head North around to Peron for BIG TROUT and all sorts. Mackeral turn up everywhere. Have fun.
Simmo Ryan
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Date Joined: 17/02/10
Monkey Mia Point
You don't even need a Boat for fishing at Monkey Mia. The point, which is about 100 to 200 metres south of the boat ramp offers excellent fishing.
On dusk there are tailor are everywhere and then after dark it really fires up. Have personally caught a 20kg + Mulloway there as well as big reef, bronze whaler and shovelnose sharks.
A short cast off the point puts you into the channel and 10-12 metres + of water, and as too what is lurking in there your guess is as good as mine.
Oh, if you want to see just how quick and powerful the sharks or whatever else is lurking just off shore are, put a 75cm light stick just above a paternosta rig. The light doesn't seem to distract the fish or sharks from your bait and during a run you can see the night light zooming all over the bay, quite a sight to see.
FISH ON!!!!!!
hunterdive
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Date Joined: 24/02/09
pm sent, I hope it is some
pm sent, I hope it is some help