I have heard of Mulloway being caught there and seen pics of them. Other than that i usually fish there around August September for Gummy Sharks. Get a few each trip at night. Squid seems to be a good bait for them. I usually do the Salmon pilgramage there too every year, but never seem to catch anything at night when they are running.

We also take the pilgrimage every year as well Buschy. Been going  for 10 years now, you can catch Mulloway at night, trick is to keep the bait fresh, found salmon fillets work best, but be ready for long nights of waiting for nothing. Only by catch tends to be Herring, Tarwine and as you mentioned the odd small flattie. Last year found it to be the best Salmon run to date. Hoping the water temp drops soon for this year. might see you down there if you are heading down after Easter.

put one of those salmon straight back out for the sharks! Have some real fun ;-)

cant speak from experience im afraid but its on my to do list for this year if things go to plan

any more detail on how to get to the beach and launching there, please?

Personally, I wouldn't consider launching there mate, Its a bit wild

gday glastronomic Yeagerup is down by Pemberton and is of the old vasse hghway just out of pemberton, heading towards Nannup .should be able to find it on  most good maps.But i wouldnt be launching anything there,bit of a treck into there aswell through the sand dunes

Thank you, I tried to attach a map from another website in my post but it failed.

Do I understand that it is a beach fishing only kinda destination?

Close to Houptown is a beach called by the locals Salmon beach, would that be another good spot for trying to hook up on the schools of migrating fish?

Sorry I am as green as but trying to learn.

yeh mate its beach fishing only,But is a great place and a lot of people chase salmon there,also need reasonable 4wd to access thier.i havent been to salmon beach ,

Thanks everyone for the advice....I will definately have a crack at soaking a bait one evening in hope that a big croaker comes along.

I know that the noahs often tail the salmon schools but am I right in saying they will not come into the surf zone? I was always under the impression that they will only be in calmer water as they don't like sand in the gills too much. Yeagarup is one of those places where even my best cast won't get past the surf.

Thanks again,

Buschy