looking for some landbased spots

[cel87]

Hi, This is my first post.I am looking for some landbased spots.I live in the redlands used to use my dads boat but he has moved up north.So any help we be great.Mainly chasing bream but any other oppertunitys would be great. Thanks...

[Angus]

Hey mate welcome to the site.

I would have a good search and look through the Reports section on the site. There are literally 100's of reports there and you should be bale to extract some good info.

I am familiar with the redlands myself, but on teh bay Manly Harbour can be a good spot at time, mainly at night for some bream. It can also be a dud as well so some luck will always be involved.

Good luck in your search mate.

Angus

[tomca]

The rockwall at the entrance to Raby Bay produce squire and bream.

Hope to see some fishing reports from you soon

[cel87]

Thanks for the help guys. Hopfully I will have some post about fishing those spots shortly. When you say the rock wall at the entrance to raby bay do you mean at clevland point or the rock walls near the boat ranmp. Thanks agian for the help.

[badboygibbo]

At raby bay from those beaches with the rocks separating them, I have caught some good whiting, Flathead, Tailor, squire depending on the season. At the entrance to raby bay canals on the western side with the rocks lining both banks, I have caught lots of whiting, bream, a few estuary cod and a nice trevally.

On the way to the beaches in the canals there is a little platform and i have caught a fair few bream underneath that structure. Biggest going 29cm. Also occasionally you can see big trevally cruising up and down the rock walls. Some i have seen would be 40cm+ easy.

The only thing about raby bay is that it is so inconsistent probably because of fishing pressure.

Good luck

Paul

[namyau]

the ferry terminals are ok - i fished it about a yr ago and got one of my pb bream (32cm fL - pb for qld caught bream) just fish there after the last ferry and it should be ok. from memory there isnt any signage stating no fishing there