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Sooo fkn wet. One small baz. One queeny. One dropped 65 baz and a boat full of small Powertail. Then an almighty storm and a sloppy gunn point rd.

blw wrote:Sooo fkn wet. One small baz. One queeny. One dropped 65 baz and a boat full of small Powertail. Then an almighty storm and a sloppy gunn point rd.

Apart from that a good trip

DOUG wrote:

blw wrote:Sooo fkn wet. One small baz. One queeny. One dropped 65 baz and a boat full of small Powertail. Then an almighty storm and a sloppy gunn point rd.

Apart from that a good trip

yer bud. still beats sitting on the couch haha

Lol Brent
The boat ramp is at the end of the road so u can't miss it. Aim to be at your target spot over the low and a quarter way up the tide. When you get past the rockbar the creek veers right then go about 5k downstream and you will see a large river going off to your right. Keep going straight ahead 2k andcyou will becat the mouth of the Adelaide. Turn left you have the sea with some flash little coastal creeks. Turn right and you are almost immediately at the narrows and the jewievreef. As you turn right into the Adelaide ....and a bit before...give the right hand bank a wide berth....300m....as there are some rocks there. There are some trolling lines into the narrows.....just follow other boats. Once through...when u pass crabbers camp on your right....the eitshires are a couple of k up on your left. Flick the banks of the Adelaide lhs if the water is clear. Then head up the wilshires and make yr own plan.

This time of the year I prefer to do the long run by boat from Arnhem hwy and pick up bait on the way there. It takes me about 90 minutes all up and no broken trailer or rock bars to worry about. Travel with the tide makes it easier obviously. Heaps of creeks to flick at on the way as well. Just another option. Ps a fast boat helps

Nika wrote:This time of the year I prefer to do the long run by boat from Arnhem hwy and pick up bait on the way there. It takes me about 90 minutes all up and no broken trailer or rock bars to worry about. Travel with the tide makes it easier obviously. Heaps of creeks to flick at on the way as well. Just another option. Ps a fast boat helps

And yours is a rocket Nick!!

Sorry to hear blw. Thanks for all the info. I lost both my dickies. (See previous page). So just hit the harbour solo. Got a couple of barra to 65 a queeny and a salmon. Beats the couch is damn right blw.

Ah well done mate