if no luck try the train on the armadale line there after... before the 15th not a whole lot of options  maybe target some tailor off the breaks on light gear theres a few around atm...

Have a go a little further out at the 3 mile reef line, head north west from little island. You'll usually see plenty of other boats out there just south of where it breaks between Hillarys and O/Reef. Occasional sambo's, pinkies and sharks can be found around there.

Ha Ha thats Gold!!

Apparently there been some fighting at the Beckenham train station (is that on the Armadale line) if you cant get out to the spots you talking about.

Cheers

Dale

Ah that's not fighting Dale.Those turde are too gutless.You need to head into deeper water CJ with some ground and berley up. Three mile if the tinnie's up to it.

yeah will try that got the old radio and flare kit so how much trouble can i get in unless big whitey has a crack... aha.

cheers cj

Bluedog is on the money mate, sound out a drop off or lump on the 3mile anywhere out from hillaries or ocean reef and get the berly trail going! I tend to get a few more sambos doing this in the summer months so your in for a chance of a good fight! Also ive found the days with less swell fish beter in the shallow water in close to the reef, alot safer then too. Goodluck

use mulies etc? or work a few lures? jigs? im new to the whole fish for bigger species thing

any advice much appreciated

cheers!

Personaly when i fish the 3mile i first find a likely spot and anchor up. Then get the burley going,i just dice up a block of mulies, half goes in a burley cage with a pre mix burley aswell and the other half is slowly flicked out the back of the boat a few pieces every few minutes. Then ill flick out a whole mulie on 2 x snelled 6/0 hooks (or just gang hooks) with no sinker on and just let it drift around in the burley trail until something finds it (can take half hour or so sometimes, gotta wait for the burley to start working), In the mean time just drop some small baits down to try catch some fresh bait or flick some plastics around. If i catch any small bread and butter fish (herring, whitting, snook etc) then ill put them out as bait instead of the mulies.
This method works for me most times im out there so hopefully it can get you into a few as well. Have you got a sounder and/or gps?

nah no sounder or gps but ill get one before i have a crack i rekon

thanks again

No worries mate. If you cant get a gps then get a map of the area you intend to fish and study it hard! There is alot of shallow reef out there from scarborough north and would be very easy to get into trouble. Get out there and give it a go and feel free to ask any questions. If you havnt caught anything decent after a few tries then let me know and ill see if i can point you in the right direction ;)

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try going up the back of the three mile out from from mindarie,  no sounder , but just watch the bottom in the water colour and try hang around some rough botom theres always going to be some good fish turning up after a good berley,  early morning or late afternoon is best , follow the tides as well , rising or failing tides do best, jusy remeber to keep to the limits of your rig ,  and there willl be always days when the fish dont play the game

out the shop will be sure to give it a go

 When the boats out of the shop $900 dollars later....

Goodlooking bloke in your picture... the one on the left

its all going to the f*#@ mechanic

 Sure is!

Good tips to berley up big tho. Get that motor running right and we will post some pics  of some good fish hopefully!

good tip

carry some party balloons

when you get a smallish skippy , stick it out under the balloon and wait and see.

fish top, middle and bottom at once