Cervantes from a Yak
Submitted by tappy on Wed, 2013-10-30 10:33
G'day troops. I'm off to Cervantes for a long long weekend with the kids and my outback will be on the roof, so... If I manage to redeem a few well earned "me" time I'd like to make the most of it and not waste it looking for a bite. I'll be happy to get a fees of squid and then use some to get some whiting. I was thinking of heading out to the bay on the southern side between the island and the mainland early in the am. I've windsurfers across it heaps and it is good weed/sand ground. Has anyone had any luck there or am I wasting my time. I might also have a night surf fish on the northern beach as Subday night is looking windless. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Andy_b
Posts: 633
Date Joined: 19/10/11
i have caught a fair few
i have caught a fair few squid around the jetty in the boat, and have also got some around that island your talking about, just change the jigg colour to u find one that works
Auslobster
Posts: 1901
Date Joined: 03/05/08
Windless nights....
....probably not the best for tailor but would be a chance for mullas/sharks/rays...the odd pinkie has turned up on the beach there as well, but you'd be spewin' if you got one during the ban!
tappy
Posts: 7
Date Joined: 10/03/11
That'd be just my luck :)
That'd be just my luck :) thanks for the tip
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Swompa
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Date Joined: 14/10/12
We normally stay at the
We normally stay at the caravan park in November and pick up snook, Taylor and herring on sunset right out the front of th caravan park. Some of the islands look great but we have never had the right weather to go out.