Warnbro Beach advice

Hi Guys

 

I have just moved to Warnbro and was wanting to give the beach fishing a try.

 

I've just moved here from Scotland so my knowledge of rigs and tactics for beach fishing in oz is not great, I was going to try the beach near Hilda road as that is the nearest one to me, from reading stuff on the net I think night time is the best time to give it a try, I think that there may be Tailor around but I am not sure what else, can some one tell me what species I might catch and what the best bait / rig set up to use would be ? I was thinking mulies on ganged hooks but am not sure.

 

I noticed on Warnbro beach that there is a drop off into to deeper water around 20 or 30 meters out, is this where I should be trying to put my baits ?

 

any advice would be greatly appreciated

 

Dunc


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Sounds to me like you've got

Wed, 2010-11-10 14:01

Sounds to me like you've got everything spot on! Although try sunset into the night rather than arriving at night, you may have missed the action by then.

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yep and mulies are our best bet

Wed, 2010-11-10 14:05

shoot a pm to colin hay hes got a pretty good surf paternoster rig tha may interest you

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what is his user name ? is

Wed, 2010-11-10 14:38

what is his user name ? is it just colin hay ?

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yep just colin hay

Wed, 2010-11-10 14:47

just type it in

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Wed, 2010-11-10 14:49
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Hey Dunc You can catch

Wed, 2010-11-10 16:38

Hey Dunc

You can catch Herring, whiting silver bream and tailor on light gear and can target large rays, small sharks etc on the med/heavy gear. Mulies will work for the tailor, but along that stretch of beach i find blue bait or whit bait on a small set of gangs more effective plus you can also land herring etc on the same rig. fillets or whole baits of fresh Herring, Tailor or a whole whiting are good baits for the rays and sharks, a running sinker rig with as little weight as you can get away with and a long light leader works best for the smaller fish and burley works wonders also. For the larger stuff a running sinker rig with a heavy leader of mono works or wire if your chasing sharks, as the weather warms up the fishing along there can be pretty productive. Good luck

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off warnbro beach get there

Wed, 2010-11-10 17:18

off warnbro beach get there 1 hour before sunset and fish to 2 hours after sunset......goodluck and welcome to the site Dunc.

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keen for a shark bash up a

Wed, 2010-11-10 21:03

keen for a shark bash up at yanchep LBG24KG?

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Just started a new job

Thu, 2010-11-11 15:38

Just started a new job working night shift, but send us a pm with the details might be keen.

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thanks for the replies

Wed, 2010-11-10 22:58

thanks for the replies everyone, hopefully going to give it a try tomorrow or Friday night  Smile

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good luck dunkyboy

Thu, 2010-11-11 07:19

let us know how you go

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