hey guys ,i came across these co ords on this site so a presume they r correct
s 32.03.516
e 115.12.207
can someone confirm that,may head out there in the near future
cheers ray

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There are 6 separate prizes which will give about 6 chances in 1000 of winning one of these prizes.

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Went out to the Containers with Simo yesterday,we met Bouttime,Jody and Sam at the ramp so headed out in tandem,The Sambos were being a bit fussy out there,Sam as always was on to the fish first,I lost count how many fish he caught and released but every time we looked over at the good ship Bouttime Sam was loaded up,Simo was the first on his boat to hook up on to a Sambo on bait,I persisted on Jig and after our 5 drift was finally rewarded with a decent sized Sambo.There were a couple of charter boats out there that were not doing too well the odd fish caught here and there.The highlight of the day was when a pretty big mako came cruiseing around the boat after it had just bitten one of Sams Sambo's in half.
We then headed in to the 70 metre where we caught a couple of undersized dhuie's,scorpion cod,and Simo was fortunate to catch a Bonito.
Overall the fishing was a bit slow but the weather fantastic,the company good and as they say a bad days fishing is better than a good day at work.
Thanks for taking me out Simo

gidday all anyone get out today ?? how was it did u do any good?? cheers craig

Lads and Ladies - myself and munners are planning on hitting Lancelin on Wednesday morning early. Beach launch, hit the Oil Rig and see what is happening then head out and try for some early season TUNA!!! ANyone wishing to bring there boat along let me know. We will be leaving perth about 5.

Anyone got one or heard of anyone using the new hummingbird side imaging sounders , was thinking of installing one of these on the fish finger aswell as my lowrance color sounder and color chartplotter to give me a better idea whats going on down there and  mainly for offshore work , can get a smaller screen for $1000 and is gps compatible but the bigger unit is $1999 and has same functions , all comments would be welcomed , cheers feral

This spring would have had to be one of the best for bottom fishing in a long time. Seems like fish were everywhere, heaps of dhuies about! Does anyone else have the same opinion?

I have a question about neap tides. For places like Exmouth and Mackerel Islands is it better to fish when there is neap tides?

hey fellas marron season is just around the corner and i was wondering if any of yous know the start season and end season dates for this january . i got told it was 4th of jan to the 27th or somthing like that i dont believe that is acurate any input appreciated  peace/! :P

I hope to have my boat back from Chivers on monday and plan to head out Tuesday to make sure everything is fixed. Might as well have a fish at the same time as the weather looks ok. Leaving woodies about 4pm and head out about 15 mile. If any other boats want to tag along for safety let me know. Prob head back in about 10pm.

Cheers

I have been using the Navman tracker 5500 for a couple of years and have a whole swag of co ordinates.  Does anyone have any suggestions on how to manage naming the spots they find?  I find that my waypoints are all just numbers (I haven't named them) but I find it too hard to name them out there being too time consuming and missing out on valuable fishing time and I am unsure which new spot is which when back on land.  Also, I am limited to naming the spots by having only half a dozen letters to name each spot.  As a result I now have a swag of meaningless coordinates that I don't know why I put in.  How do others deal with this?

Rope same stuff the telstra boys use its the blue and yellow mate gave me 4 coils each one is 100 mt long they are new coils free if you want some pm

after a good morning session today,a few good crays a nice ray and heaps of small stuff,i was putting my gear away ready to head in and the worst thing happened.
i put my rod (t curve tounament with twin power 2500 reel) into the rod holder,whilst putting away the mulie rig i heard a splash behind me,when i turned around the t curve had fallen out of the rod holder and was quickly saying goodbye  ,i coldnt reach it in time so on went the mask & fins.
i was in 5 meters of water just by the rock wall.
jumped in and got the shock of my life,the current there is sooooooooooo strong and with the water being a bit cold and me being about as fit as a burger eating pack a day smoker should expect to be it was hard work just to keep up with the flow.
after a fruitless 20 minutes (seemed like hours) i gave up  self preservation kicked in and no rod is worth drowning for.
expensive lessons learned today
1 dont put rods with short butts on the rod holders
2 eat less burgers
3 smoke less (mrs says i have to give up before the babys born anyway)

cheers
dave

how u goin guys.jst recently moved to perth big on landbsed fishen looken for sum where to fish catchen a livey and chasen shark mulloway ect.any ideas would b much appreciated thanks.

Hey all

Going to try put the pots out in the water tomorrow off Mandurah

Was wondering if anyone can send me in the right direction for where the crays are at the moment.
Going to head off Dawsville i think, but not sure what depths the crays are in at the moment.

I know up around metro they are around the 20m mark, and quite a few so i hear.

Any info would be appreciated

Cheers

Bodie

Damn sometimes I really hate trying predict the weather from where I work in the desert.

Wanted to head out and chase some cray's today but the net sites showed today to be windy so I didn't put a thred on here for any divers to come along for some dives aswell. Now it was flat this morning and the ramps are full of trailers.

Was gunna put a thread in for some boats to hea to the Gemini on tues or wed, but now it looks like they may be blowing where as yesturday sites said dropping down to 4-5 knot easterly's. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
I only get six days and surely I need four on the water. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. 

Was going to try to make a tag pole up for gamex. Has anyone made one and if so can you give me some tips on how to make one.
Thanks
Paul.

Just a reminder that FWA first episode for the new series is on sunday 9th December (this Sunday) at 11am.

can any body help me with some basic direction or even some basic advice on some good ground off mandurah to get me started and what to look for on the sounder?? ive purchased a new and my first boat from trail craft a 540 pro fish. also if there are some fisho's that do get together and go out as a group and have fun count me in.

Yes this is a plug, wasn't sure where to put it, but I feel that it is worth sharing the info with you folks.

Sent two rods to Jim to replace guides.  He did a top job for me at a great price too!

Worth going to his place to see his collection of rods and antique reels.  Have not seen so many antique wooden reels in one place before.

Jim Head Tel: 93493715

hey guys got a shimano cardiff 200 awesum little ALMOST the same as a calcutta never been used was meant for the barra trip north except got left behind accidently :( looking for round the $140 mark as they retail for round $200 
cheers brendan

Does anyone know what the landbased fishing at Broome is like. My stepson has just landed a job up there for 12 months, so I am already planning a winter visit. I know the jetty is pretty famous. Are there any other spots around that area for a chap without a boat.
Thanks  Colin Hay

Din anyone catch 'Mark Berg's Fishing World' on Aurora on Foxtel tonight. This episode featured sambo fishing off Perth on a Mills charter boat. Caught some pretty awesome fish. I thin it will be repeated on Monday.
Regards Colin Hay

Got the word from several fellow fish o's re pots being lifted one being removed  Hillery's and Midarie is ware they  fish so keep a eye out when on the water. fish hard but fair

Still a way off, but sounds interesting, Regards Colin Hay

Premier Alan Carpenter has today announced an additional $110million to ensure Indian Ocean Drive will be completed within the promised timetable.

The funding relates to Stage Two of Indian Ocean Drive - the 65km Lancelin- Cervantes sealed coastal road - and means construction can now commence next year, with completion scheduled for 2011.

Construction of Stage One - a $20million 10km sealed section from Lancelin to Ocean Farms Estate - is on course to be opened early next year.

The significant funding boost brings the State Government’s commitment to the major infrastructure project to $145million.

“This new funding enables us to well and truly meet our 2005 promise to complete the Lancelin-Cervantes road by 2011,” the Premier said.

“Indian Ocean Drive links communities along the coast from Perth’s northern suburbs to Dongara and will become a major Western Australian tourism, holiday and recreational route.

“It provides access to excellent surfing and windsurfing, recreational fishing, wildflowers and other natural attractions including the world famous pinnacles in Nambung National Park.

“Completing this link will accelerate investment and economic development along the coast and will provide drivers with an alternative to the Brand Highway, which is a major freight transport route.”

Planning and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan said the Stage Two project would be directly managed by Main Roads, ensuring maximum use of local labour and plant.

“This project presents an excellent opportunity for Main Roads to rebuild its in-house capacity to manage and supervise road construction,” Ms MacTiernan said.

Mr Carpenter said WA’s continued economic strength had enabled the funds to be allocated ahead of next year’s Budget.

“This project is part of our commitment to sharing the benefits of WA’s remarkable resources boom across the community and it will help create new jobs and businesses opportunities for the future,” he said.

hey guys...went down to e-shed just a few hours a go....and wanna know if yellow eyed mullet are good l/b fishing bait???caught heaps....around 20..but only kept 5 to use for bait and also kept 6 yellowtails...the mullet were everywhere today

Hi guys and girls.
I am gradually building up my tackle collection after years of neglect. Thanks to the great info fishwrecked members have provided, I have pulled together a collection of spinning reels to cover most situations.
 Now I am wondering if I could get some advice on what would be the best overhead for casting from the shore, and also handle the very occassional offshore opportunity. My old Shimano was a great servant, but after 25 years it just can't get the baits out there anymore.
I am looking for an overhead that is tough enough to handle the bigger fish, and can cast live baits, poppers, metal lures etc right out there.
I have been looking at the new Shimano catalogue and there are some really nice reels there.
But happy to hear recommendations on all makes and models

All information will be greatly received. Have a pretty reasonable budget.

Many Thanks Colin Hay

Hi Guys,
I'm after some info on fishing Lucky Bay.Has anyone been there,can you camp on the beach? I've seen Lucky Bay on DVD and am keen to travel up there and stay a night or two. Cheers Kev