Port Smith Lagoon from Google Earth
Submitted by Jaso on Tue, 2009-08-04 19:45
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grantarctic1
Posts: 2546
Date Joined: 03/03/11
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Just saw this random picture, Looks very fishy. Has anyone every fished there or have any info on the area ?
Cheers Grant .
grantarctic1
Posts: 2546
Date Joined: 03/03/11
Random picture
Just saw this random picture, Looks very fishy. Has anyone every fished there or have any info on the area ?
Cheers Grant .
MJ
Posts: 362
Date Joined: 23/06/09
Port Smith
Fished it a few times land based just walking out at dead low and flicking lures as hoards of trevally and queenfish come in on the tide.
Almost every cast is a hookup if you get on the edge but its easy to get caught out, you need to keep retreating as the water circles around you and its a bit of a trap.
Great spot though.
Travis S
Posts: 67
Date Joined: 09/07/13
Great place
Lot of bluebone around and if you have a boat Justice shoals about 12km straight out for trout,rankins ect.
crasny1
Posts: 7002
Date Joined: 16/10/08
Pretty place with caravan Park
Just short off Broome going up from Port hedland. Stayed there once and only LB in the system as above or from the beach at high tide, when its a lot like 70mile with lots of Queenies and salmon, both bluenose and threadfin.
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pale ale
Posts: 1755
Date Joined: 02/01/10
SANDFLIES!!!! Even at the
SANDFLIES!!!! Even at the caravan park which is a couple km from the mangroves.
leesfishin
Posts: 233
Date Joined: 27/03/11
ha ha that's right its
ha ha that's right its littered with them , they used to ride around on there quad spraying for sandflies at dusk not sure if they still do this.
fishing can be good at times considering the hammering it gets through winter.
best to bring your own boat, just watch out for the tides or its along wait ! the caravan park staff are very help full with advise etc