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What's it like fore queenies and other blue water fish heading out to the left of the ramp so towards the mouth a bit further? Live mullet or bait or just lures? How would you rig with livies?

Hi Scott, the beach side of the sand area can be ok for queenies with metal slices or live mullett. I haven't tried to far dwon to the left, however there is plenty of info in past posts, just do a search for buff creek and you will find heaps of info.

A mate on deployment from SA used to fish about a hundred meter out left of the last mangrove trees, last year when he was here. He would only use livies he caught and did very well with quennies and blue salmon. All were around the half meter size.

Cullen Bay rock wall if you're after queenies

Fish it on big spring high tides early in the morning. Plenty of queenies

Second Cullen Bay for Queenies on the metal slice.

But live bait down at the mouth of Buff creek on low tide works too. It's a fair walk so make sure you leave early when the tide turns or you might be swimming back!

Yeah I caught barra on live bait at the mouth of buff and also seen em caught off the boat ramp with soft plastics when the tides turning from high..
Where abouts at Cullen bay for trevs and queenies I've been there for a look and a quick flick but nuthing

The rockwalls - early morning is best

So walk out to the end of the walls near the fairy ?

PrestonP wrote:So walk out to the end of the walls near the fairy ?

Yeah but Pechuer may not always be there...

itsinmeblood wrote:

PrestonP wrote:So walk out to the end of the walls near the fairy ?

Yeah but Pechuer may not always be there...

Yr so rude....

But funny yeah