Beach Fishing

The Western Australia holds some of the best fishing grounds in the country. Its remoteness and low population in relation to its great size mean that most of the coastline is seldom fish. The west coast most popular fish caught are: Tailor, tommy-ruff often referred to as a herring, mulloway, whiting, trevally, snapper, sweetlips, bluebone groper, and queenfish. Next page Beach Fishing  Contact

The long beaches of Western Australia make surf fishing available to everyone, the hot summers encourage thousands of people to the beaches at dawn and dusk when the best fish are caught. I believe that no fish is too big to be landed on rod and reel from the shore, provided you will use Alvey reel and right fishing rod.

Fishing reels I’m using: Alvey 7" and 6.5" best reels ever anything else is just rubbish

Alvey reels are built to last I can't even remember when I bought main never clean it or wash it, sorry I washed it in salt-water to wash the sand off that’s all, and the reels work like new.

I know.... to keep your reel in good condition you should:

1. Rinse your reel in fresh-water after fishing.

2. Lubricate all moving parts with Alvey oil or sewing machine oil, but best works Cork Grease you can buy it in a music store
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The secret is out. Rigging up a fishing line, this is the rig I’m using most.

This rig guarantee to catch the big ones. This is the top catch fish off the beach - Mulloway.

Mulloway grows to around 2m long and weight about 60kg.

Best time to catch Mulloway is on high tide between dusk and two hours after dark. Some of the best places to fish for Mulloway are in the surf along the channels in and around the mouths of the estuaries.

Mulloawy
occur along the coas from about Rockhampton around through the more temperate waters to Carnarvon. It is often found in schools, bites well and is rated as a good eating fish. Some Mulloway are taken in daylight, but they are necturnal hunters and are mostly caoght between late afternoon and early morning. Fishing for big Mulloway calls for a good deal of knowledge of the habits of the species, solid tackle and good skills to handle it.