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Rock bar on south side fishes well for Barramundi.
Read MoreGreat fishing on the run out tide due to channels. Barramundi, Snapper, Coral Trout, Cod, Trevalley, Queenfish and more all around the...
Read MoreGet a good catch along the sandbar near the river mouth. The first creek mouth off Skardon River and bottleneck also holds...
Read MoreThe large rock here is a hotspot for Cod, Giant Herring, Queenfish and Trevally. April to June is the perfect season to...
Read MoreThe river mouth is a Queenfish and Trevally hotspot. The first creek in also fishes well for Barramundi and Jacks, especially
Read MoreThe deep bank along this section of the Jackson River holds Barramundi and Jack.
Read MoreThis section of the river dries on low tide, so keep an eye on tides. At high tide you will find Barramundi...
Read MoreThere is a deep hole at the mouth of the river, which holds most estuary fish (shown by pinpoint on map). Queenfish,...
Read MoreBarramundi are found to hug the Western bank of the river near the sandbar, while Jacks can be found further upstream in...
Read MoreThe Cotterell River mouth is popular for Queenfish, Trevalley, Mackerel and Tarpon (aka Oxeye Herring). Rocks line the western side of the...
Read MoreThe Starcke River boat ramp is a cement boat ramp and is accessible in most tides. The Starcke River boat is only...
Read MoreBarramundi and Salmon common around the first major bend after the mudflat. The Kirke River mouth moves frequently during the seasons, with...
Read MoreBait holes at mouth bring Barramundi, Mackerel and Queenfish. Difficult to navigate at low tide, 2.5nm to Mutee Head.
Read MoreKnown to be a turtle rookery. Good sized Queenfish, Salmon, Mackerel and Trevalley can be found just offshore of the island.
Read MoreCape Island and Eborac Island are home to many pelagic fish species. Watch for birds indicating schools, and fish the drop offs....
Read MoreFish the rocky shore at Fly Point for Queenfish, Trevalley and Mackerel.
Read MoreCalm weather is the best option for fishing Albany Rock. It is home to many large pelagic species - Mackerel, Cobia, Kingfish,...
Read MoreSmall boats can be launched from the sandy beach of Somerset. Exposed to wave action and low tide restricted. 4WD access only....
Read MoreAmple parking on road, no lighting or facilities. Low tide restricted. Access to Jackey Jackey Creek and Kennedy Inlet via Fishbone Creek.
Read MoreRocky area on the North bank of the inlet mouth holds Golden Snapper, Barramundi and sometimes Trevalley. Also fish the first creek...
Read MoreRock bars present about 1km upstream from the mouth. Barramundi, Jacks and Snapper frequent here.
Read MoreMouth and junction fish well in the first creek off Big Creek. You can manage to get the odd Barracuda here, along...
Read MoreTroll banks for Barramundi, Snapper and Cod.
Read MoreThese rocks fish great for Snapper and Cod. Holes either side of the bommie hold Tuna and Queenfish, with best fishing said...
Read MoreHole at junction fishes well for Trevalley, Snapper and Jewfish.
Read MoreGreat fishing on the Easterly side - Coral Trout, Trevalley, Mackerel, Cod and other pelagic species. Best accessed in calm weather, as...
Read MoreGutter near mouth fishes well. Trevalley, Flathead, Queenfish all common on the incoming tide.
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