Where Beach Meets Rock.

[spizza]

G'day,

I am just wondering if anyone has some tips regarding the different locations to fish a beach.

I know that gutter formations, holes, and lagoon entrances are the ideal locations on a beach, but I'm wondering about those corner locations where the beach meets rocks.

I usually fish the middle of a beach, but after viewing a particular Northern Beaches location, I'm tempted to hit this particular part of the beach where the beach runs into the shadow of rocks.

Cheers,

Spizza.

[Bashir]

Yeh its great area to pick up nice flathead mostly. But you will get all the regular species around such areas as well. If there is a bit of swell pumping it makes it all better.

[spizza]

Yeh its great area to pick up nice flathead mostly.  But you will get all the regular species around such areas as well.  If there is a bit of swell pumping it makes it all better.

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Thanks Bashir.

I've also heard that it's a worthy spot for Jew's as they venture out of their caves, in search of food in the gutters.

[Cameron]

Such spots sometimes have the added advantage of allowing you to fish off the rocks and being able to throw onto sand. If you can find yourself a safe location on the rocks, this is often worth trying, particularly at tide change time. You can often fish such spots in a southerly if you go looking for southern corners, when otherwise beach fishing would be wiped out.

[Bashir]

South curl curl is a good example of such a place. Apparently its a good spot to fish for jews from the rocks at night, cast your baits into the drift there along the sand. Still haven't got around to fishing it but.