Not sure about ramps have only launched from leeman but it's baldy central out there

Was there a couple of weeks ago and 1 side was closed due to heap of weed washed up the ramp.

Have had no issues launching all retrieving from there in good conditions. It's generally a pretty quiet boat ramp. Would not want to retreive on a big swell & howling south westerly as small waves can come through to the ramp.

 Ramp is usually pretty weeded up after a blow, sometimes on the ramp a 4x4 is a must to launch if it hasn't been cleaned up. Also can get pretty surgy if there is swell around. And when you pull out from the jetty be careful of a very shallow rock just out from the small finger jetty, from memory it's off the end 10m's or so and just to the south of it.

 Fishing wise, once your past the main reef there is only one bomby to watch out for, it's a few km's straight out infront, breaks on a 2.5m + swell. 

I don't know of any wrecks or sambo congregations out there, but that certainly doesn't mean there arnt any! 

With a boat your size I'd be heading out 20mile and hunting around out there, but also some good fish caught in close too, seen kiyaks at the ramp with dhuies a few times.

I might be up there Sunday/Monday if the weather plays the game, might bump into you

Thanks Fellas,

Yep will have 2 x 4WD's so no issues there.

I like the sound of baldy Central, my preferred demersal thats for sure!

Thanks for the tip Paul, will try keep an eye out for it. I assume the rmap is 2 lanes, so can launch from the northern ramp and not have to worry about the rock?

Let me know if your up there and will come say gday.

Weather is looking pretty good for the whole weekend at this point in time.

 Yep 2 lane ramp, which ever side you launch on just make sure you swing your boat north off the jetty and you will miss it, if that makes sense. You should be able to see it anyway!

no worries mate ill pm you if I head up, will be Sunday/Monday if I do.

Yeah its shaping up nicely, still a lot of swell around for the start of the weekend tho.

Big winds/swell at Greenhead = plenty of scratched paint of the boat as there are no rubbers on the wooden ramp/jetty (I would bring some rubber buoys or the like if the swell is up), Boating wise be careful to keep your direction line on those main markers when heading out the bay it can be pretty hairy with the breakers on your right side also when heading out and at times it can be like a cray maze out there dodging them is an art!.

As for fishing best place within 4 hours of Perth for bottom bouncing as stated before don't have to head far find drop offs/ reef (don't be scared to fish near the Cray pots biggest baldies are definitely there) etc - Snapper,Dhuies,Baldies, Skippy, Blackass. Was there in October last year also did some drifting baiting aswell while anchored in about 20m depth north of greenhead and got tuna and mackies not huge mackies were around 1.2m and same for the tuna superb fun on light gear.

Make sure to remember the limits/guide for bottom demersals as I find this one place where its a definitly an issue! 

Have Fun and stay safe

Have done the launch from jurien sensationally better, I think it could be wishful thinking with mackies with this late winter this year, last year October was comparatively warm, to be honest I wouldnt even have tried for pelagics but a local at the ramp told me that he had seen them when he was out and said to have a crack.

All the baldies I got were in 40-45 meters, around cray pots reasonally far out, the dhuis and snapper were a lot closer in around 20 meters or so. The locals have mastered the art with baldies (dhuis are junk to them ........) as you can imagine definitely hit them up for tips.

if you end up fishing around pots , take some spare bright colored rag incase you snag a line to warn the deckie

can't renember 100% but from memory between the two floats or 2nd and 3rd if has 3 or 4 someone can correct me if it's wrong