Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
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Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Hello all
I recently moved to geelong and got hooked on fishing after a couple of trips on my mates boat.
I`ve taken up land based fishing, but im not having much luck.
My target fish is Pinkie, but will take anything.
Can any one give me any tips on where to go, what times, bait and distance to cast?
Thanks
I recently moved to geelong and got hooked on fishing after a couple of trips on my mates boat.
I`ve taken up land based fishing, but im not having much luck.
My target fish is Pinkie, but will take anything.
Can any one give me any tips on where to go, what times, bait and distance to cast?
Thanks
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Look it up on map called Saint Helens park,or rocks i'm not sure.Get sated blue bait from Mario baits up the road,and start fishing before dark.Your in the money.And if you are a good bloke i also know where to catch decent garfish land based ,bitting at the moment.
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Point Lillias after dark from the rocks should get you some pinkies and whiting around this time of the year
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Listen to the Geelong fishing show on the Pulse 94.7 Sat mornings.chrisb wrote:Hello all
I recently moved to geelong and got hooked on fishing after a couple of trips on my mates boat.
I`ve taken up land based fishing, but im not having much luck.
My target fish is Pinkie, but will take anything.
Can any one give me any tips on where to go, what times, bait and distance to cast?
Thanks
Ask at your local tackle store and then whilst you are there buy a copy of the Landbased guide for port phillip and corio bays.
Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Get yourself the Port Phillip Bay land based guide its $10 at the tackle shops and lists 5 locations in Geelong with all the relevant info you need :fish22:
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
St leonRds ,queensciff, portarlington n pt lonsdale piers good options.
To many boats kayak, helicopter , catch a fish,catch a fish
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
lived in geelong for 7 years...theres a few good spots landbased..
google map these spots...
-38.122116, 144.359739
-38.097478, 144.380480
looks like they built a new jetty here to... -38.097478, 144.380480
havent been back there for 10years
google map these spots...
-38.122116, 144.359739
-38.097478, 144.380480
looks like they built a new jetty here to... -38.097478, 144.380480
havent been back there for 10years
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Salt (38cm) Trevely 38cm snapper 65cm gummy 80cm
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Re: Advice for beginner trying to land based fish geelong
Drumacondra park there is a pier dose produce pinks. St hellens right hand side the Jerry produces mullet. grammar lagoon area ain't bad