Seal Rocks/treachery Fishing Advice

[framedtrash]

heading up to sealrocks on the weekend for a little get away with some mates

wont be taking the boat and will be camping at treachery

plan is to be fishing off the rocks and beach

have fished off the beach before and got into some nice bream but i want to target some larger species

any tips of catching some jews or kings would be great

cheers

Edited March 2, 2010 by Framedtrash

[busted]

was up the only a couple of months ago, had no luck when i was up there fishing wise as i to had no boat

but if your like a bit of a spearfish the beach adjacent were the cnr store/ post office is littered with quite large bream 30-40cm probably on 10-15metres offshore

if say throw a line out there, beachworms probably your best bet(bait available from the cnr store)

cant help with the kings/jews i think ya might need a boat

Edited March 11, 2010 by busted

[cameron@readprojects.com.au]

I am heading up there for the weekend with a boat any advice on some good spots. Dont care what to cath just haapy fishing but would not mind some kings or jews

Camo

[bucko48]

heading up to sealrocks on the weekend for a little get away with some mates

wont be taking the boat and will be camping at treachery

plan is to be fishing off the rocks and beach

have fished off the beach before and got into some nice bream but i want to target some larger species

any tips of catching some jews or kings would be great

cheers

fished treachery head about 20 years ago about 30 metres from southern side on the front of headland caugt two jewfish which I have not got close to since 37kgs & 42kgs also a black kingfish 18kgs silly as it sounds have not returned. Fish close to your feet at the end of the gutter is a cave which goes under the headland.

regards bucko48

ps it was yagan head not treachery next headland south

Edited March 29, 2010 by bucko48

[matt84]

just watch the marine parks, there are a few spots that are now protected