Beach FishingFishing at the Moore River. The Guilderton (Moore River) is around 80km north of Perth. Great fishing at the mouth of the Moore River and 3 mile reef. |
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Around Perth you’ll find some of the best fishing grounds in the country. But in Perth metropolitan area population reaches 1,700,000 so some of the beaches are fished out a bit. 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. In the Swan River you can catch Bream, Mulloway, and Cobbler. Home page Fishing Contact
This are my favourite knots and rigs (gang of hooks) I'm using. | |
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Simple and effective Fishing Knot You can send me a comment clicking here Contact |
Gang of three hooks this is the only rig i use. This rig will catch big and small fish, it catches all. |
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.
This is the fish you will catch most from the beaches: Tommy Ruff, and Tailor | |
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Tommy Ruff Tailor alse known as Choppers and Blue-Fish. If you fishing from beach you will need a surf rod, a casting reel and a line about 7kg. | Tommy Ruff a splendid fish which is plentyful in Western Australia. Also known as ruff, herring, roughie, it is a smaller relation of the Australian salmon and belongs to the same perch family. Tommy Ruff it is a good table fish. In Western Australia Tommy Ruff are around late spring, summer, and autumn. Herring are gutsy little scrappers and they will take any bait. Tommy grows to about 40cm long, they will take the same threehook gang meant for tailor or mulloway, it provides good sport from the west beaches. |
Lubricate all moving parts in your fishing reel 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 one of the best catch fish off the beach - Tailor.
Tailor bite eagerly at the right baits, will take a spinner too. They are mainly found along ocean beaches, above shallow reefs, around ocean rocksand in bays and estuaries. They needle-sharp teeth cut so efficently it is essential to use gang hooks, nylostrand casts or a wire trace. Tailor can grow to a weihgt of 14kg
Tailor a highly popular game fish on all Australian coastssouth of the Tropic of Capricorn. This fish probably provides more good sport for more anglers than any other species. Tailor are silvery white on the belly and pale green to greyish or bluish above. Big Tailor are still caoght in Western Australia at Lancelin, between Jurien and Dongara, at the Greenough Reef, Murchison River mouth, Shark Bay and Carnarvon.
Tailor respond best to the chromed plugs, plastic wriggling lures, plastic: jigs, squid, feather jigs and spoon lures.
West Coast Fishing
Around 80km north of Perth is a small town Guilderton (Moore River) with long golden beaches, to the north of the town we have place called 3 mile reef a perfect place for fishing and camping. Most common species are: Tailor, Tommy-ruff called Herring by locals, Mulloway, and if you are lucky you can catch just about anything from this reef. To see some Big fish caught off the rocks go to "Big Fish" | |
Three mile reef a perfect place for fishing and camping. This is the best recipe to cook fish: first and very important one is to catch a fish, than you chuck the fish on the coals or into your grill thing and that is all. You can send me a comment clicking here Contact | |