good boat ramp at the mouth of the creek, neaps tides access high and lowtide and on big tides mite be a couple of hours at the bottom of the tide where you will run out of water at the ramp. creek is good for jacks,salmon,queenies this time of year and obviously muddies. out from the creek the bay is full of blue swimmers and around the reefs you will get all the inshore reef fish, best probably just to target blue bone.

creek with clearer water than the other muddy ones in the area so I found not quite as good for things like Barra and salmon but more queenies, Jacks and even big golden trevally.
A bit opposite to other creeks that fish best at low tide, the queenies and Trevs come in on higher tides.
Is a good deep hole across from the main rock bar at the mouth that holds big mulloway at low tide though(try night time and take a throw net).
Not a big producer of muddies compared to the other more muddy Pilbara creeks but they are there.
as said, good bluebone out of there and with a 3.8m tinny the sky is the limit with enough fuel on days of no Easterly blowing, don't limit yourself to the creek unless conditions outside are crap is probably best advice.
take mackerel lures to troll outside too. Bait in the creek if you cant get livies , probably half mulies for jacks and Salmon and even catfish fillet works(wont run out of that bait!
have fun!

I would recommend staying a bit at Balla Balla, 100 times better than cleaverville for creek fishing and offshore, millions of muddies, painted crays around the islands and awesome bottom fishing not too far out

 I agree with Jmac mate, much better fishing out at balla balla, cleaverville is too overfished in my opinion unfortunately. But still its full of muddies and queenfish, but no where near as full as balla balla.

Looking forward to getting among something decent, been having a look around for fish here in Karijini, but not seeing much. We've got some rain coming so that might stir them up. Some great swimming holes here though.

 Just to let you Know. Cleaverville is home to serious sandflies. They can be really bad at times so take plenty of rid/bushmans. 

I know that stuff..its made out of goanna shit. No wonder the dogs hate you when it is applied.LOL Take bucket loads of Bushman cause at Cleaverville you will need it..they are unbelievable

 Be careful if launching with a motor home....but have fun and best of luck with the fishing...

My parents are there now, plenty of rain last night, track in is very muddy but weather is clearing up. The old man is catching plenty of blue mannas out from the creek.

 Took a slow drive out to Balla yesterday, still a few people out there so we're waiting a couple of days for some to leave. Currently parked up waiting at the pool on the way in ain't such a bad thing either.

 Coorinjinna or Balla Balla Pool? That's a nice little spot for sure, tonnes of midgies though.

Had a float around this morning out from the mouth of the creek, caught a few jacks but nothing to write home about. Had a poddy mullet out as a livey and got picked up by a black jew, lost it at boat side when the hooks pulled. Looked to be around the 10kg mark, Whetted my appetite now.

 heaps of jews in the deep hole at the rock bar.

Try high tide at night

 Bummer about the Jew, but they go pretty bloody hard those fish.

Yep, that they do. Been trying for another, but no joy just yet. Jacks are keeping us well fed.

Going to have a crack at some threadfin tomorrow, another bloke camping up from us got a few this morning, got a fillet going in the pan shortly.

weather has turned to crap, couldn't wet a line today.

 Pretty ordinary over here at Yandi too.

 We've had to release the handbrake and move again, too many cloudy days saw our batteries getting down a bit, so we've moved south to the 40 mile south of Karatha. Charged the batteries back up to maximum again.  Few people here too.

 Yeah, we haven't been able to get any planes in at work because of the cloud and foul weather. How big is your house battery set up?

 Hi Dale, We've got a 6 x 12v 200a/h deep cycle battery bank. They're about 3 years old now. They're fed by 1050w of solar on the roof. Also get charged on the road like we just did by a seperate high output alternator. Got a 6kw Kubota gen set and that can charge them via a smart charger, but we generally only run the genny for an hour or 2 each day so that's not enough to bring them up to a 100% from say 70%. Generator is mainly for our 240v items, so we do any microwaving then and have our showers etc as the main hot water system is also 240v. 

 Cool, be a lot of weight there I'd imagine, what's your GVM? Be around 20ish I'd think.

 GVM 22 tonnes, our gross weight is usually around 19 tonnes, that's when we're chockers, with 1200 litres in the fuel tank, 1000 litres in the fresh water tank, 300 litres grey water tank and 300 litres in the black water tank. 

 Much happening up that way lately?

 Cheers mate