GPS Locations

[chonna]

Hi Guys

Well i finally got myself a sounder last week (humminbird 383c) and it has GPS in it.

I was wondering if anyone had any "public" co-ordinates that they were happy to give for the Northside of Brisbane. E.g. Bris River to Bribie Island.

I was chasing some spots to produce squire/snapper if possible.

I am in a 4.2m tinny so cant go out as far as moreton, so was looking for places jsut off redcliffe etc

any help would be much appreciated.

P.S. Im not afte people's secret spots, just spots that might be public knowledge or spots people are happy for others to know about

cheers

[hairyweasel]

Hey Chonna,

If you want to try some close in structure, get on google earth and check out the Redcliffe peninsula. At the tip of Scarborough you can clearly see scarborough reef.

From there to the Redcliffe jetty is littered with smaller reefs that hold squire. There are a lot of pickers though and pre dawn is best. It's a popular spot with the yakkers.

The boat ramp on Queens beach can be a bugger to load on when there is a south easter but the Scarborough boat harbour is excellent.

[Old Mate Sea Dog]

Weasel is onto it. Google earth is awesome when your trying to scope out spots.

[tugger]

google search gps locations brisbane or gold coast etc it will give you spots then sound around for good reef ,ledges etc

[wallyfly]

Chonna, get yourself a copy of the moreton bay marine park user guide and enter the mnp 12 co-ordinates then scan the area to the north and thats a great area to start with. several marks further north to castlereagh point so talk to me sometime. Ian M

[Casper 625]

Try the mouth of the Bne river past the end of the main loading wharf on the southern side, look for around a 6m to 2m ledge. Be careful of pressure waves if there is a E-SE blowing and a run out tide with some pace up. You don't want to be a 4.2 metre :silly: