fishing the southern beaches

[cornish Busdriver]

Just a heads up on fishing the southern beaches at the moment,
Forget using bait, best way at the moment is with a very light set-up and little metal lures. (25 to 35 gram)
Had some realy good size salmon trout over the last few days, just gotta walk the beach and leep trying until you find them.

[stekaz]

Hi Matt,
what do you call southern beaches?
O'Sullivans, Victor Harbour?

Steve

[lynsteve]

Don't need a boat then can someone tell Tyke please

stevo

[Tyke]

Don't need a boat then can someone tell Tyke please

stevo

Ya do to get the good stuff !!!!

[bosco]

sounds good Matt, tell me in S Aus do i need a fishing licence for the sea and is there any fishing clubs close to seaford?
We arriving end of Oct well son and myself first to get set up then wife and daughter to follow.We both love to get out and about with the rod.Will be moving to seaford/seaford rise area.Any info much appreciated. cheers.

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

No licence required, just be careful about what baits you can use....and your size and bag limits all infi yiou need can be found in a handy little booklet available at all tackle shops and at the rego place.

HG

[Jennet]

thinking of moving to Aldinga, i guess the fishing is good as my husband enjoys fishing

[cornish Busdriver]

Hi Matt,
what do you call southern beaches?
O'Sullivans, Victor Harbour?

Steve

Anywhere from O'sullies down to sellicks is fishing well using little metal lures.
Im gonna work my way round from O'sullies to southport on saturday

[HEAPS GOOD !!!]

Wish i had the time to get and chuck out a lure...


HG

[stekaz]

Anywhere from O'sullies down to sellicks is fishing well using little metal lures.
Im gonna work my way round from O'sullies to southport on saturday


so, what do u do? beach rod and stay a while, or just walk with a spinning rod till u catch something?

curious
Steve