Rickus, I don't know about flatties but jumbo tailor, mulloway and pelagics are the go up there

Cheers Rig

yeah I heard that you can get some good size taylor and mulloway on the south side where the reef meets the beach, I will surely chuck a line in down there.

if u can get a dingy and go about 500m out to the inside of the reef (which u can see form the jetty) and have a flick around there, u may get coral trout, dhuies, pinkies , sharks well worth it if u ask me, just watch the beach launch their the sand is very soft,

yep mate plenty of platties in there!!

any smallish plastics will catch them, small white snapbacks, or nitro chicken colours.

May need to wade out onto the flats a bit (i was in waste deep most of the time)

Its probably 500m up from the jetty or so.

Can get a few choppers and some decent tailor too off the jetty at night. South of the jetty where the reef meets the sand (just past) nice hole there for mullas and tailor, however that beach is SOFT!)

Make sure you have let your tyres down and have recovery gear.

We got a Pajero up and down that beach, but we did have to leave it up there for a few hours as the tide was too high to come back. (this was in mach last year)

Most of the Flaties in the bay are very small, you will find Yellow fin Whiting in the bay. As already said fish south of the reef and you will have an excellent time on Mulla, Sharks and tailor. If you get easterly winds send out a floating bait the macks will be everwhere.

Head further south on the beach to the mouth of Hutt River and you will find the Mulla fishing outstanding.

Will catch Dart and small Threadfin salmon in the waves during the day, they are excellent fun on light gear.

North of the jetty up around the corner is shallow but worth a fish if your after Whiting.

Big Samson hang around the exit out to sea through the reef as well as Sharks.

So many options around the area, goodluck

yep there were quite a few small ones around, but can still manage to get into a few between 35-40cm.

Still good fun getting the little fellas on light gear

Be prepared to lose a few plastics to the NW blowies tho! plenty there!

Thanks All

I have a nissan pathfinder and max trax so will explore a little north and south, and I think you can hire a tinny at the caravan park up there so Andy I will definitely get out near the reef and see if I can get my first WA dhuie. The hole south of the reef also sounds like fun, as do the flatties, thanks Bodie.

Like you say KF...so many options up there, I am going to spend 5 days so it seems like I will have 5 different ways to fish :)

work of advice...

I dont normally get stuck into caravan parks, however we were up there march last year, and the old guy running the park is a real nob! and will do anything to get a free carton of beer from you. The lady who runs the shop is ok, just the old bloke up there isnt.

Heading north along the beach is pretty good, not too soft until you get up round the corner.

If you hire a tinny launch and head north to the first exit passage in the reef. Anchor just on the inside on the jetty side of the passage. Get plenty of baldies and trout there (most are undersize) but do get some baldies which are legal!

Some big sambos cruising around there too, got smoked a few times on the light gear trying to land one!

Thanks Bodie...I believe the cp is under new management.....younger couple have taken it over so my cartons should be safe :)

What bait do the baldies like to take?

some friends of ours have bought it last year and are running it themselves. Younger couple and new baby, they're good people.

Yeah Smash,

 I was talking to Sam on the phone today and she seemed really down to earth.......I am really looking forward to the trip.

And please report back. Hopefully the weather will be kind to you. If it is I am sure it will go off. It's great country up there.

Rickus, we were using squid and mulies.

The sambos would follow unweighted mulies retrieved in slowly.

there is some awesome offshore fishing the be had there, if you can either 1. get good weather or 2. put up with the shit weather! Whilst we were there is blew 20-25knot southerlies most days, or had a howling easterly in the morning.

We ended up putting up with it. One and only time you will see blokes wearing full rain gear in 40 degree weather. It was rough as guts and we only went 8 or 9 mile!

However bagging out on trout, baldies, pinkies and dhu's in 30 minutes is always fun :)

Thanks Guys

I have been spending March each year up at Port Denison for the last 5 years so I am no stranger to a bit of wind.

First year I went up I got blown out by a 40 knot souwester for the first three days, in the end I just had to get a line in.....first mulie I threw out came back and hit me in the head. But like they say a bad days fishing is still a good day.

I will definitely report back and hopefully have some awesome pics to post.

Guys

I have been going to Port Gregory for years and the locals are some of the nicest people I have ever met. If you need info talk to Malcom at the Local Store great bloke and has lived in Port Gregory all his life. There is nothing in Port Gregory he doesn't know.

Cheers

PS Cartons is the local Port Gregory currency LOL

Bodie

Just wanted to clear something up. I know the bloke you are talking about and yes he is a Nobber. New mamagement is correct although we have a house up there but I'm led to believe that the new management are having a real crack

Cheers 

We went up there about 18 months ago and 6 of us fished for a week in the bay, north, south and at the mouth and did not get one fish. However the weather was terrible and the hole to the south was a washing machine, i can imagine that in calm weather it would be an awesome hole to fish!! If you can time your run you can walk out onto reef wall and fish either side of it in calm weather this would be great fishing. we ended up giving up on the fishing and were snorkelling out to the reef where we got 6 massive occies. The fish out on reef are big and plentiful!! Didnt see one fish in the bay though when we were snorkelling back in. caravan park was good but yes the man was a NOB he caught a snake and brought around and into our tent where my 3 young girls were ( great way to scare the shit out of the kids!!!!)

have fun and hope the fishing was better than when we were there.