Gladesville 'jew hole'

[tasksta]

Hi all

I there is a culture of not revealing mark 'x' but as im a local i feel I have a right to know.

Can anyone tell me where any of the gladesville bridge area 'jew hole' locations are?

I'm sure there are multiple as this is a much revered jew location.

Even if someone could tell me what depth to look for that would be a start.

Happy to put the time in if I know what depth to look for.

Also happy to take out soemone for a sesh if they wish to share the knowledge.

As for bribes I work for Coke so no shortage of drinks/coffee to offer.

cheers

Paul

Edited November 28, 2012 by tasksta

[brettmann86]

I'm not a local but I know huntleys wharf has a hole off to the left hand side of it, I don't know if this helps much but it should give you a direction...

[GaryO]

Ok.. as its only any marine chart im not giving away any special secret so here goes. If u are traveling West under the Bridge stay about 10m to the right of the triangle u will see on the bridge and travel along that line westward as you start to aproach several boat sheds( from memory the 3rd ? ) the depth will drop to about 22metres. It runs for perhaps 50 or more metres so its easy to find.

[rumz]

Hey mate I'm no local either, but here is a map of the waters...

There's also two pics with GPS points.

Good Luck!!!!!!!!!!

[tasksta]

Awesome, thanks guys.

This shiuld keep me busy for a while.

Will be sure to update any success.

Cheers

Paul

[reubs]

Where do these marine charts come from? I'd really like to get my hands on some if I could

[mjacd]

If you haven't got a chart plotter on your boat I would get the navionics app for iPhone or android. Its a top app for both fishing boat and land-based. I live in gladesville and have been fishing locally by finding holes on the app. Try abbotsford area as well. Plenty of jew-holes up there and they have been firing lately.

Cheers, Michael

[reubs]

Thanks Michael I only have a sounder that I got with my tinny which in itself is more suited to lake/upstream situations but a riverbed map is a valuable tool..cheers!

[adjustedpete]

Maps are here...http://www.maritime.nsw.gov.au/publications/maps.html