Seascapes (Halls Head)
Submitted by Strata on Sun, 2012-06-10 13:53
Just bought a block of land 100 metres from the beach, building there in the next 12 months. Beach there looks nice and deep, does anyone know if it fishes ok? I'd love to be able to just walk across the road and bag a nice Mulloway or Tailor :)
UncutTriggerInWA
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Plenty of good fish down there
You won't have a problem catching Tailor along there that's for sure. Good lure tossing coastline. Plenty of Mulloway down that way also. Not any easier to catch though
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Oceanside Tackle
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Beach Fishing
Casting Poppers around the ever present shallow reef breaks around there will turn up big Tailor during winter. Secret Groin (Seascapes main Beach) has alot of fringing reefs. During late September/ Early October you will get Mulloway upto about 15kg in the gutters. Also a little bit further south is Gretel st which runs parallel to the beach, At the bottom of the stair access to the beach there is an exposed reef which runs into a deep hole which produces small reef sharks and mulloway from time to time.
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UncutTriggerInWA
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Spot on Blake
I've taken a few nice fish from the Gretel St Hole.
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Top Spot
Yes, Nice spot also get plenty of whitting there year round, Though plenty of small ones to get through.
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fishon
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Plenty of tailor down here
Plenty of tailor down here mate been living in halls head for the last year Fishing that hole does produce some good fish on odd occasions yet to land a mulloway from there and have had my fair share of nights down there just chasing a mulla. I have seen one get landed would say about ten kilos , there's another good spot up towards mandurah a bit in front of the water corp theres a gap in beetween two reefs that produces some good fishing at times had a monster flathead from there and plenty of tailor and a few wobygongs ,might see ya down there in some time in ye future stratta .
meersy
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That hole is called polly's
That hole is called polly's hole.A ripper of a spot for tailor and the odd mulla.
fishon
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Thought Polly's was a bit
Thought Polly's was a bit past the water corp meersy towards mandurah ???
meersy
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Yeh sorry fishon, your
Yeh sorry fishon, your right.Got mixed up where you were talking about.Your onto it:)
fishon
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No probs mate there's plenty
No probs mate there's plenty of holes and gaps in the reef along that stretch from falcon to halls head that would hold fish just got to be in the right place at the right time think Polly's is the more well known along that stretch haven't had much luck there myself ..
Buz
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Alexis Circle
Bit further south towards the Cut, but i have fished the little hole down from Alexis Circle before with mixed results. Sometimes really good for predatory fish, other times good for bread and butter species.
Strata
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Awesome news, thanks for the
Awesome news, thanks for the replies! I'm straight across the road from Silver Sands beach at the moment (Renting), and gave up fishing over there. I won't be moving for 12 months or so, but any excuse to head down there to "Check the block" I think I will have to take a rod ;)
Good for big winter greenbacks at the moment? I've got a couple weeks off, so I can think of worse things to do than get an early start at my "New local" ;)
UncutTriggerInWA
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Silver Sands
Gee mate. You are living on a gutter, literally. The gutter runs very close to the beach and goes right up the coast. That's prime Mulloway country. Many of time I have not been able to stop fish on that beach.
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MattMiller
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Yep,
I spent a few of my younger years fishing that stretch (Silver Sands to Madora Bay) and we used to have no trouble at all catching Choppers and a few Mulloway each year.
San Remo to Secret Harbour probably the best for the bigger Mulloway, 20kg+.
Strata
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Gee mate. You are living on a
Gee mate. You are living on a gutter, literally. The gutter runs very close to the beach and goes right up the coast. That's prime Mulloway country. Many of time I have not been able to stop fish on that beach.
UncutTrigger, are you talking about where I am now (S/S) or where I'm going (Seascape)? I've fished San Remo, Golden bay, etc, for some good results, but countless hours at Silver sands beach I've caught nothing but banjos and blowies! Haven't seen anyone else fishing there either, been living here since November.
fishon
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Ye plenty of greenbacks
Ye plenty of greenbacks around 50cm mate unfortunately a heap of seaweed has been dumped along the stretch from seascapes to halls head there's so much in that hole constantly loosing takle, most I've seen here before
Strata
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Yeah, I guess this storm
Yeah, I guess this storm isn't gonna help any, either!