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Bloo62

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Hi all.

My son recently moved to Newcastle and i have taken the boat up the freeway twice now and put it in at Stockton.

Not sure if things are different off Newcastle, but twice out and managed to boat only one just legal flattie. Both times tried numerous drifts off Stockton Beach in depths ranging from 15-45m.

This is so unusual for me. Normally even in a new area i can manage fish.

Would love any thoughts from locals or people who know the area.

cheers,

Bloo

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I don't know whether this will help you. I fish Newcastle Harbour, early morning or late afternoon. Be aware of the Ships and the Shipping lanes.

7' Rod. 5-8KG 5000 Reel. Sometimes there are large fish.

Cheers.

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Sorry i dont think anyone on here likes powerfish crap on our site   try drifting due east of nobbys on the old dumping grounds 40  50 mtrs  the dredge boats dropped their spoils out there  if not try anchoring in close and burley for reds n bream   nobbies  bar beach  merewether

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You could also investigate the the north reef area

 

Plus the artificial reef off Swansea-

https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fishing/recreational/resources/artificial-reef/newcastle-offshore-artificial-reef

 

If your willing to head out a bit further the DPI FAD counld be worth a try, they usually bring them in for winter & not sure if they have been re depolyed yet but you could ask-

https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fishing/recreational/resources/fish-aggregating-devices

 

Also I am not sure on the accuracy of these spots but hey they could be worth investigating as well, just zoom in on the Newcastle area-

http://www.ozpolitic.com/fish/map-gps-marks-fishing/Newcastle-N-New-South-Wales-map-gps-marks-fishing.html

 

Good luck :biggrinthumb:

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