Port Gregory
Submitted by Codhead on Sun, 2014-09-07 14:05
Finally got up to Port Gregory for a fish last weekend. Just 2 of us with a 5.4M Quintrex which turned out to be a very easy beach launch. We stayed in one of the cabins at the caravan park which was perfect.
This fishing definitely matched expectations with Dhufish, baldchin groper, pink snapper, red throat, loads of coral trout, Samson fish, skippy, various norwest snapper and a surprise yellowtail kingfish ( well ok, half a kingfish). 95% of fish caught on jigs and soft plastics. Great spot if the weather is good.
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awesome, was the beach
awesome, was the beach washed out at all or could you drive down and turn around
scano
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Nice spot
But some if the locals aren't too friendly!!
when we went a couple of years ago I think the locals are of the opinion that they don't like visitors and just want to be left to their own devices. If and when you needed any sort of assistance in town they were quick to make sure it would cost you dearly (things liking helping to pull you out of being bogged)
Codhead
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Beach
Beach was fine. Not washed out. Hard sand and minimal weed.
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awesome, did you go out
awesome, did you go out through the gap towards horrocks or out to the north
pale ale
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Awesome mate! I'm going
Awesome mate! I'm going there for the first time in December. Probably will be as windy as f%^&. Any advice, please. Anyone got whiting on poppers there?
Codhead
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Advice
Hey GillyL and Ale- we went around 1k north to get out then headed south and just fished the series of lumps that are marked on the charts. There is heaps of other areas that I'm sure would fish well. Inside the reef would probably fish well with some burley.
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Rob H
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did you launch on high or low
did you launch on high or low tide?
Is the beach shallow or enough slope to launch a bigger boat?
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Low tide
Hi Rob
i pulled my boat out just after lunch on Thursday and had to disconnect the trailor from the car and use the drop down wheel. The sand had changed a lot from the weekend and being a low tide I basically had to winch the trailor under the boat... Not fun
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thanks Rig, had been looking
thanks Rig, had been looking at Wallabies for next weekend but time and weather are looking against us.
Still outside Onslow...
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bitten
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see rob thats how the
see rob thats how the plastics are supposed to work
Rob H
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thats a cracker pic of the
thats a cracker pic of the trout!
Home on wednesday morn hopefully Dan, weather starting to be an issue here
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t bone
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week behind ya
Ill be home the friday week and a bit after your home rob. Might be able to line that beer up at long last :)