fishing GUNNAMATTA

[silloth]

hi guys
going for a surf fish weekend usually go kilcunda, want to try out GUNNAMATTA what is the best location and directions

[Brett]

do a search. There are heeeeaaaapppps of posts about this already here on the forum.

[silloth]

did a search found only fishing reports not area fished was looking at the map and was thinking of heading towards truemans road or st andrews beach

[4liters]

Truemans Rd is the place to go, keep going until you get to the big carpark with the toilet block. As with any surf beach your best bet is to find a gutter or a rip to fish in, I don't fish there enough to give any decent advice on where to find those though.

[bigdan91]

did a search found only fishing reports not area fished was looking at the map and was thinking of heading towards truemans road or st andrews beach

https://goo.gl/maps/krGRbBM77zN2

2nd carpark

Walk towards the left (cape schank lighthouse) and target gutters etc

[DougieK]

did a search found only fishing reports not area fished was looking at the map and was thinking of heading towards truemans road or st andrews beach

That would be Gunnamatta then.....

[nhillboy]

Go light, 1 rod, 1 backpack, some 40 or 60g metal lures..preferably 40g. Walk full length of beach casting from steps to rocks and back and back again...great excercise and you cover more ground..this week end got North winds from behind you to cast out further..good luck..

[nhillboy]

If you go this Sunday you might just about hit Tassie..strong Northerlys forecast...lol...

[BigBad64]

Go light, 1 rod, 1 backpack, some 40 or 60g metal lures..preferably 40g. Walk full length of beach casting from steps to rocks and back and back again...great excercise and you cover more ground..this week end got North winds from behind you to cast out further..good luck..

Dumb question - if you catch a fish where do you put it - presumably not in the back-pack? :oops:

[4liters]

Spike it with a screwdriver and chuck it behind you up the beach. Then when you have time run a rope through its gills and just drag it along behind you as you walk.