im in Port gregory in 3 weeks time, just down the road!

Lets hope the pelagics are out in force!

Hope so mate just spoke to the people at wagoe they said there have been quite a lot of mackies and tuna caught along with heaps of shark tailor recently so fingers crossed.

i hope the fishing going to be be good about then me and a few guys are going up there on the 9 april for a week cant wait.

That's when I am arriving there for a week. Have you guys been there before?

this is our first time we hope its going to be good theres about 10 off us how many have you got going

Yea our first time also there is nine of us goin. R u from Perth? What's your name no
details in your profile?

i'll be up there for the easter/ anzac weekend from 22 april.

Lets hope the weather plays ball ay!

Hope so mate. pm me before you leave and I'll let u know I went up there

cheers

i go there every year so if you need a heads up for anything just pm me

I'll do that. As it is our first time we only goin on what others tellin us so as much info we can get the better. Cheers

just got back the place was absouloutely dead couldnt get a balloon out the whole time we were there and it was howling shitty sw everyday the murchison is flooded and causing the water to go milky he water is to hot at about 30 degrees all crabs and abalone are dying or dead and the fish life is non existent a whole week and only a couple of small tailor nothing over 50cm

You must of been fishing all the wrong places haha.
Na I've been there when it's like that and youre better off changing your plan of attack and hitting up kalbarri or Hutt river.
It sucks planning a trip and getting there only to have the weather not play ball.

Hope it comes good in the next 4 weeks. When I called up the other day to confirm accomodation they said quite a few mackies and tuna been
caught the week before last.

we tried the lot at wagoe the only place tht was producing a little was at the lagoon but it was taken everyday and we didnt want to intrude to much tried in the river but because i was flooded real bad was preety much unfishable the mouth got closed.

i was talking to a few blokes that were there before us and they said it was completel dead everywhere and it was to calm they had flat days everyday but i think the heat of the water and not enough oxygen flowing caused the fish to head out deep.

To be fair tho we did see plenty of macks n tuna busting up offshore in the mornings, but reaching them with a howling 30 knot southerly was impossible. If we'd got just a single morn of easterly I think it would have been a different story...

Maybe next time huh!

You know Brad and I both looked at that there and thought the same thing, think Brad wanted to spin it and I wanted to balloon it...but the driver took us somewhere else where Brad had lost a big noah the night before. Next time.

Who the hell let you on here grotguts? There goes the neighbourhood...

Told ya your spots wouldn't get flogged!

 Well the swell wasn't helping us much either grot, making that reef a little hairy. I don't anything we could have done would of helped. No one down there was catching much. 

sounds awsome....hope the new set-up went alright for ya brad....i just bought a new toy myself today

cheers russ

so did you guys persist with wagoe the whole time or did you see if lucky bay was worth a shot? whats the water looking like up there atm.

Tried both a few times scere...the howling southerlys and total shut down of fish drained our hopes pretty quick. Even the locals and experienced pilgrims at the chalets said it was the worst they'd seen it, fishwise. No one was catching anything anywhere...oh, I did see a single shovelie caught! (And they kept it out of desperation!)

Was a lot of weed along the whole stretch, from Gregory to the cliffs, replaced on the north side of the cliffs by murky milky water till the brown of the mouth. Lucky Bay on the inside also had fair amounts of weed but at least we could get a line in the drink there wind-wise. Quite a lot of baitfish and mullet in there but just nothing going them. Berleyed up to buggery there one night for a single missed fish that was too big to handle, thoughts were of a big tiger.

Was told a couple mornings of easterlys should sort the weed out and the almanac and weather predictions are promising much better conditions from now on...think we just hit it at the wrong time to be honest. As a rule once I leave the fishing goes off, so you should be in luck...

We can only hope so otherwise might have to keep moving further north i reckon.

Fished hutt river at the begnning of the year and had 9 massive runs in the space of 3 hours.

Plenty of those bad boys cruising around there...we were unable to land any that night though.