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stewie

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    Margate
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    Queensland
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    Australia
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    4019
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    IT

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  • Lure Types Used
    Softplastic Lures
  • Fish You Target
    Flathead
  • Fishing Types
    Estuary and Coastal Fishing

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  1. The beaches around Redcliffe don't hold beachworms, more other types (rockies, blood). I would have thought the ocean side of Bribie would hold them, but have never tried. I think that would be your closest Northside spot. We used to spend most weekends in Yeppoon catching beachworms using tinned sardines with a couple of holes in the bottom to bring them up and then used a piece of cheese in the shape of a wedge. As the worm raises its back we slowly placed the wedge in front of it and it gradually crawled up the wedge. This is a little easier to get your fingers either side of the head / body ... especially for beginners. Good luck, Stewie.
  2. Planetfonz, We used to bareboat each year, but haven't been for a while (since the kids). If you venture south to Thomas Island give me a yell. At the headland (landbased) there is a great spot for Coral Trout on lures. Last time it really fired up and all you could see was "red water" from the amount of trout following the lure. We often head there early in the trip to get a few for a feed. I also nailed a good queenie there last trip. We also have had good success (large trevors and mackeral) on live baits while moored off Whitehaven Beach. Stewie.
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