belmont has a good ramp alfred and nice cruise up towards guildford for some bream , thats where i always go , just watch out for your speed as they are very freindly up that way
Use the east side ramp at Belmont if a 20ft+ boat. There is a hole on the West side...well was when I used it 1 yr ago. As Feral said, it is 8 knots from that ramp upstream, so good for a cruise.
If after a feed, I'd launch down near Freo....take the crab pots & squid jigs aswell as the rods. Lots of fresh water upstream might dampen the fishing.
feral1975
belmont has a good ramp
belmont has a good ramp alfred and nice cruise up towards guildford for some bream , thats where i always go , just watch out for your speed as they are very freindly up that way
Pete D
Use the east side ramp at
Use the east side ramp at Belmont if a 20ft+ boat. There is a hole on the West side...well was when I used it 1 yr ago. As Feral said, it is 8 knots from that ramp upstream, so good for a cruise.
If after a feed, I'd launch down near Freo....take the crab pots & squid jigs aswell as the rods. Lots of fresh water upstream might dampen the fishing.
Cheers Pete
alfred
Yeah just picked some pots,
Yeah just picked some pots, and rigging floats on now. How much line will I need in the river?
What do you folks use as bait. Heard that lamb necks are good, but where do you get them?
1985 Boston Whaler Outrage 18 Johnson 140hp 4stroke
Faulkner Family
lamb necks
you should be able to get them at most local butchers as people use them in stews.
net rope length depends on where you are going
RUSS
"A family that fishes together stays together"
max199
Launch
at Campbells Barracks for a quick run to B'wall reach. Use about 20 m of rope. OR Rocky Bay?
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