Fishing Carnarvon
Submitted by Faulkner Family on Mon, 2008-05-05 19:22.
Hi all i am new to this forum but not to fishing
I am taking my mad fishing family to Carnarvon in july for two weeks and was wondering if anyone can tell me what the fishing is like up there and maybe if anyone has a few fishing spots . I have a 23 foot boat so up to 30 mile is no trouble.
RUSS
" FORCED TO WORK TO PAY FOR BOAT FUEL"

mako magic
have you warned carnarvon of
have you warned carnarvon of the family coming russel
hehehe never fished there myself but sounds like you guys will enjoy the trip.
matthew
Faulkner Family
GEEE THANKS Matt
Yeah already on to that *lol*
Russ
" FORCED TO WORK TO PAY FOR BOAT FUEL"
knothome
islands
the islands out from there are meant to be the spot for heaps of fish,a mate goes out there and stays once a year for 7days and says its a great spot heaps of fish.
cheers dennis
Jamie Chester
Nice if you like wind.
Fishing Carnarvon is hard work weather wise.
No easy days usually.
Fish yes but hard work usually.
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Faulkner Family
thanks
Hi Knothome & Jamie
Thanks for your infomation , We have fished from shark bay for the last 2 years in july and yeah the winds come up but we look at it that they do here too at least up there you are sure to come back with your bag limit
fingers crossed .
Russ
" FORCED TO WORK TO PAY FOR BOAT FUEL"
mako magic
only thing russel, is that
only thing russel, is that if the winds come up there, last thing you want to do is be stuck somewhere for 2 weeks with no where to go boating, is there protected areas or other options there as well though?
Faulkner Family
yeah thought that we could
yeah thought that we could alway shore fish in places like the 1 mile jetty I have heard is good but good thought, i might have to ask around for more infomation the guy across the road lived there might have to ask him.
Russ
mako magic
yeah heard that jetty can be
yeah heard that jetty can be good, anyway always nice to get away
Colin Hay
Russ
I know the jetty was badly damaged by a fire recently. Not sure what the fishing situation on the jetty is like at the moment.
According to Fisheries these are the top landbased spots near Carnarvon. Old Boundary, Two Mile, High Rock, Whistling Rock, Garth’s Rock and Camp Rock.
“These locations are popular with land-based game fishers, who come from across WA and Australia to target a variety of species, including Spanish mackerel, tuna, cobia and even billfish,” according to a local Fisheries guy.
All the best, Colin Hay
Faulkner Family
Colin
Thank you so much for your help i might have to make sure we go with a lot of different types of rods to cover all sites .
Russ
Colin Hay
That's the go Russ
I read an article recently about a guy catching some big fish throwing poppers into the open areas between the reef and the shore on some of the beaches north of Carnarvon.
Hope you have a ball.
I hope to get up there and have a fish sometime soon.
Faulkner Family
Colin
I feel i am one of the lucky one as my whole family enjoy fishing so much so that i cant get our there to fish with out them ha ha ha but i would not have it any other way.
We have to make the most of this year as my oldest son starts working next year and we may be perth bound for a few years .
Will let you know how we went when we get back
Russ
Mick
Keep going past ....
An extra coupla hundred k's will get you to Coral Bay or a little further to Exxie. Alternatively you could try Gnaraloo - approx 150k from 'Narvon but a hike heading in.
cheers Mick
Why are they called haemaroids and not asteroids?
GOATRUTAR
Russ have you got a blue
Russ have you got a blue boat,glass?
IF IT SMELLS LIKE FISH IT MUST BE GOOD FOR YOU!
Faulkner Family
All booked out
Hi Mick Yeah would love to but it is all booked out
hopefully next year will be coral bay
RUSS
"A family that fishes together stays together"
Faulkner Family
Hi Goatrutar, Yeah sure do
Hi Goatrutar, Yeah sure do called the triple F blue hull white top 23 foot
RUSS
"A family that fishes together stays together"