queensland Any spots that have proven successful..

[Richo80]

Ok i know alot of you guys wont wanna devulge much info when it comes to locations that have proven good to fish , im heading up to sandgate/redcliffe area tomorrow arvo , we will be fishing land based , looking to chase estuary species , cod , flathead , bream etc ..curious if anyone has any tips on where to go and what bait to use in certain areas , i usually take a bag of prawns when im not sure. All info much appreciated , thanksB)

[nadders]

ive found the mouth of nudgee creek and near the boat ramp there is ok, maybe try dohles rocks aswell if you dont want to try the hornibrook h/way

just put dohles rocks into google maps if you arent sure where that is

[flatty_catcher]

on the redcliff side of the Hornibrook bridge there is some nice sandflats to walk at low tide and flick some lures or bait for flattie.

Personally I have neve caught a fish at Redcliffe, but might be worth a try.

Dan

[Richo80]

thats reassuring flatty lol

[flatty_catcher]

never caught a fish at deep water bend either so don't take it too seriously, I did see some good water at low and seen a few tinneys and one guy troliing for flattie in a yak, so maybe somone could elaborate on this as I have had no luck there but im sure somone has.

Cheers

[Richo80]

thas cool man , yeah depends hey , gotta be at the right place at the right time , ill give it a go , let u know what happens

[fishingnut]

try up around where the whale watching boat takes off, there is a new jetty and pontoon there fairly deep water at the end too, google earth it, sorry mate cant remember the bloody name of the place

[ellicat]

First pic at Scarborough. Spent many dusk sessions here.

Legend:- White = Flatties and whiting

Red = Bream, occasional Moses perch.

Maroon = exposed red rubble/rock at low tide.

Also caught monster Stonefish there, so be careful if you go.

It's off Landsborough Avenue. Coming from the south turn right into the little street and then left about 20m from the corner into the carpark. There's a huge park there for kids to get into as well. [img size=404]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/scarb_1.jpg

[ellicat]

Zoomed out pic showing -

Red Spot = the beach above

White spot points to carpark

Black spot is approximately 50-70 Landsborough Ave

If you cross the big ker thump ker thump ker thump bridge, stick to the road that follows the water. About 500 metres along on the LHS is a blue wooden building that is the bait shop (if you're that way inclined). They have fresh bait and live bloodworms.

Cheers. [img size=417]http://www.australianfishing.com.au/media/kunena/attachments/legacy/images/scarb_2.jpg

[Burko]

heaps of choices!!!.

high at around 4 ish with a northerly blowing. you could try any of the quieter beaches for some whiting or any of the rocks for anything from bream to trevally, cod, snapper, tripple tail, tailor etc . I have even caught a sweetlip and a tusk fish (parrot). if you've got time castnet the hornibrook for some herring and then pick up some wormies from the bait shop. (hard to miss he has a giant alvey reel out front.) then just stick to the right and look for spots. 1 spot to try would be at the end of King street. fish the beach around to the rocks then fish those rocks to the south or for somewhere quieter get under the bridge over newport waterways (Jack lives here)

[Burko]

how did you go?