Do you have a 4 x 4? There are plenty of spots up the coast that are only accessable by 4x4, including Miaboolia beach if the road in has been re opend.

They were getting sharks, tailor , whiting and bream from up there before the last rains closed the road.

Pelican point has been good for whiting, soapies, yellow fin bream and small sharks recently, best on the rising tide. Same goes for the river mouth .

Haven't heard about jetty catches of late but would say mulloway would be up there with tailor after dark and the chance of a big trevor or shark on the cards.

Bring Aerogard, the sandflies are a real pest anywhere near the water lately

Cheers for the advice Carnarvonite,

Yeah, hiring a 4x4 so will do my best to head up to Miaboolia.  Would be good to get into some winter tailor if they're around.

Picked myself up a T-curve Rev 6-10kg travel rod today, so here's hoping it gets a work out.

Headin up to Kununurra on Thursday to chase a few Barra, so that'll hopefully break it in.

Will do a bit more research, and will post any pics I get from Kunuz.

Thanks again.

Wazza

Cheers for the advice Carnarvonite,

Yeah, hiring a 4x4 so will do my best to head up to Miaboolia.  Would be good to get into some winter tailor if they're around.

Picked myself up a T-curve Rev 6-10kg travel rod today, so here's hoping it gets a work out.

Headin up to Kununurra on Thursday to chase a few Barra, so that'll hopefully break it in.

Will do a bit more research, and will post any pics I get from Kunuz.

Thanks again.

Wazza

 Kununs will be awsome, and DONT listen to what every one saids about it being out of season for barra. I got amongst some small ones when we ere getting told dont bother its too cold!

brett