Landbased Game Fishing Victoria

[smile0784]

Those things do go hard.

Not wrong.
The b8g ones.are un stoppable

[Lightningx]

Those things do go hard.

Not wrong.
The b8g ones.are un stoppable

Yep have experienced that a few times

[bilby]

I suspect the rocks at Cape Conran might be a good spot to try LBG fishing in Victoria - you hear of kingfish and tuna in the area relatively frequently, but the kelp beds make things tricky. Probably most spots in Victoria where you might actually hook a kingfish are also unbelievably snaggy, with little chance of landing your catch. Then there's the hordes of mosquitoes in the rock pools there ...

[fish_onnnnnn]

Are you after tuna and marlin amd kingies amd sharks?

anything really

[smile0784]

Can get some sharks off corrinella peir i think but havent tried myself

[Lightningx]

Big rays off that pier.

[4liters]

grab a game rod, hoik a salmon fillet off the end of stony point pier and hold on

[smile0784]

grab a game rod, hoik a salmon fillet off the end of stony point pier and hold on

Aiming for a ray? Lol

[CarlG]

Read tons of reports.
Get on Google earth, and inspect every bit of coastline. Use a suitable app to check out water depths.
The rest is just putting in hours, and hours, and hours of time with a bait or lure in the water.
You have a look at Dougie's reports, then multiply those times by about ten to work out how many times he's actually put in to work out some of these spots. It's a mountain of work, so while not trying to sound offensive, you'll struggle to get any specific info.
I'll give you an example, one spot took us a year and a half to work out, that was a lot of frustrating fishing time, with a pretty long walk in and out, so if anyone thinks we're giving away info on that, they're dreaming.

[Lightningx]

Yea totally understand. 1 and a half years... geez