queensland mouth bris river

[chandler130]

hey guys have been on google earth and are goin to fish the creek which is out of the mouth of the river and round to the left.anyone know the one?? was just wondering if you are fine to cruise around into the creek from the river on a low tide and if it fishes good for mud crabs?

[STU]

Sounds like boggy creek you can get a boat up there

[chandler130]

is that the famous boggy creek. looks like a decent size creek and deep enough.not shallow travellin round from mouth to there. Any jacks get caught in there?

[nadders]

it is shallow near the pipeline just at the mouth, there is a big sandflat. exposed banks in the middle of hte mouth too at low tide, so be careful. the mouth of the creek, just on the other side of hte pipeline where the sandflats drop off fishes well for threadies, and there are plenty of flatties and rays hanging around the sandflats of the creek itself, dunno about jacks though..

[chandler130]

is that the pipe line at the mouth of the bris river or boggy creek.can see a pipeline on left side of bris river on google earth but not boggy creek. can you get to boggy creek with out a boat.doesn't look like it to me on google earth.

[chandler130]

ok i see now i think.i think i am not talkin about boggy creek. i was actually talkin about the creek right out of the river into the ocean then around to the left.small creek before you get round to nudgee beach.

[RatKing]

From what i here boggy ck is only good for flathead and shovelnose, but the mouth is great for threadies jew, shark but is like most places around its a little fished out, the ck itself is very shallow at low tide ive spent an hour stuck there waiting for the tide 2 come in

[Gad]

chandler130 wrote:

ok i see now i think.i think i am not talkin about boggy creek. i was actually talkin about the creek right out of the river into the ocean then around to the left.small creek before you get round to nudgee beach.

the creek acts as a drain for that part of the air port.From memory those flats are exposed on the run out,and very shallow with water over them.I think jeff f had a swamping experience some where around those flats recently

[Mack_attack]

We tried once in our kayaks and got a donut.

Also we came in on a high tide but left on the low tide and had to pull them for about a kilometre.

to top it off the planes come in so low the trees shake so i wouldn't bother if i were you.