Peel Inlet
Submitted by Jdubya on Thu, 2023-09-21 08:13
Morning fellow Fishos!
Has anyone got advise for me in regards to fishing the peel inlet? Im taking the misso and kids down to Mandurah for long weekend and im hoping to try my luck catching something other than a stinky blowie. Im staying in falcon close to the boat ramp on Dampier Ave. We will be land based is it worth flicking some lures around? Any tips please legends would love to see the kids get a few whiting or anything else hanging round. Cheers legends
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tcarroll
Posts: 265
Date Joined: 17/12/13
Very Shallow
I Know that area well and it is very shallow close to shore... Perhaps might get whiting there but i'd think the water will still be too cold in there. Try heading 5 mins south to the Cut which can fish well for herring and have also caught a fair few king george in there at certain times of the year off the rock walls. Or if you head north 5 minutes to the end of Marina Quay Drive by boundary road brewery, the channel runs in right next to the shore there and can also get herring and chopper tailor there.
eziliving
Posts: 875
Date Joined: 30/12/09
Night time gidgee for
Night time gidgee for cobbler and possibly ockys, if there are any rock walls around there. Nighttime dabbing for prawns also an option if the wind is low and no moon light.
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eziliving
Posts: 875
Date Joined: 30/12/09
Night time gidgee for
Night time gidgee for cobbler and possibly ockys, if there are any rock walls around there. Nighttime dabbing for prawns also an option if the wind is low and no moon light.
Get busy living, or get busy dying!
Livewire
Posts: 298
Date Joined: 25/11/16
Yes good spot for surface
Yes good spot for surface popping, whiting & Herring.
Jackfrost80
Posts: 8138
Date Joined: 07/05/12
I've fished the flats just to
I've fished the flats just to the left at the end of Karanga St a lot and if they aren't hitting surface lures they can hit a vibe or a shallow diver. Not too sure on this time of year but the recent warmer weather can only help.
Officially off the Pies bandwagon