Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
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Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Hi all, been hearing alot of people been doing well around corinella and the Cats Bay area, I have never been down there but where do you fish off rocks beach? And what tides are good for fishing? If anyone can shed some light on this any info is appropriated.
Thanks in advance
Gaby
Thanks in advance
Gaby
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
I've only fished cat bay in the boat and can attest to there being good whiting/squid in the area. There's a low tide break there from memory which sees a heap of surfers in the area.
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Is the peir at corinella any good for fishing, I heard you can get alot of gummies sharks, whiting and Mabey snapper?
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Corinella is good about the top of each tide. When the tides running, you'll need about 8-16oz bombs to hold the bottom, which is beyond most Pier Rods. I'd try Cowes Pier First, then hit Corinella on the way back if its not working
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Bloody he'll the sinker massive then... But I heard you don't have to cast very far?
And what about cowes... Where is it good there never been before what do you catch?
Thanks
And what about cowes... Where is it good there never been before what do you catch?
Thanks
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Cowes is one of those great piers where everything that swims in WesternPort seems to go past.
It also faces North, so can be very good when theres a strong Southerly ruining the day elsewhere.
It can be busy, and its always best to cast on the side with the tidal flow running.
It also faces North, so can be very good when theres a strong Southerly ruining the day elsewhere.
It can be busy, and its always best to cast on the side with the tidal flow running.
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Thanks much alot least now I know abit about the place
Do you have to have big sinkers aswell there?
Do you have to have big sinkers aswell there?
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Re: Corinella Bay or Cat's Bay anyone fished?
Just need to find the happy balance between holding bottom, and not too weighty to scare the fish..
My kit normally contains 1-6 oz bombs, and then some ball and bean sinkers in whiting size
My kit normally contains 1-6 oz bombs, and then some ball and bean sinkers in whiting size