AnswerID: 231363 Submitted: Tuesday, Apr 03, 2007 at 08:57
D-Jack
replied:
Bob and Deb
Head back toward
Adelaide, enter the beach at a place called the Granites, about 20ks out, from there with a 4x4 you can drive a long way along th beach. It starts off fairly flat but gets steeper and softer (and harder to drive). You will come across the 28 mile crossing entrance to the beach (28
miles from Kingston) Around there there are some good gutters for
Mulloway (bit late in season now though), Salmon, sharks, rays,
mullet, salmon trout, the occasional late night 15lb snapper and some possible bream/flathead.
If you don't have a 4x4, the first section is very doable in a conventional vehicle (very flat/hard), but the beach is shallower. They still get
Mulloway (in the right season),
mullet, bream, salmon trout, flathead.
Other than that, the jetty is very good usually for squid, salmon trout, trevally, and garfish/tommies. Don't be put off by strong winds for the gar - they love it, just sail a float out with berley and chances are you'll get into some rippers.
Hope this helps
D-Jack
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