Robe & Flags

Robe has sand, great attraction lol

I have a spare fourex flag you can borrow. worked well at 7m till i moved hahaha, but yours still fell first hahah

there are the firedglass poles like the dome tent pole availble for flag poles for about $100, have heaps of the tent poles if you need any

Well, there is a nice soft beach closeby...lol

Dunno mate, I only found one road in and out of the place. I think you can drop down to the beach on the north side and go for a good run. It is a lot firmer than the southern beaches.

Flagpole: 1. Ask missus nicely to make a flag for you on the sewing machine. Or ask Mother in Law........

2. Tie a fishing rod to the Bullbar. Then you can use it to get a feed as well.

1. Apart from cafes, rock fishing, relaxing, sailing, restuarants, swimming, arty places, sunbaking (well, it's not that hot really) surf fishing, winery visits, surfing , proximity to the Naracootrte world listed caves, scenery, the absolutely lovely Green Triangle region including Mt Gambier, cray fishing and 4wd-ing, I am not aware of any other sides of Robe.

2. Opposite Lock have some nice numbers that can be screwed onto a bull bar.

Not as cheap as the old, rooted fishing rod with Willie's used jocks for a flag, that I use, however.

Cheers

Heading further south, there is the short (but very soft) Beachport to Southend run, and the nice Southend to Carpenters Rocks run.

In the local area - you are relatively close to the Coonawarra wine region, so a day trip out there could be well worth while.

Eric,

No problems diving for Southern Rock Lobster that I can see.

Bag Limit four per day
From memory a recreational fisherman must cut a "V" in the tail fin of any caught and kept, to indicate it was caught under recreational conditions.

Here's the regulations from PIRSA.

Recreational Fishing Regs

http://www.pir.sa.gov.au/pages/fisheries/rec_fishing/mf_srocl.htm:sectID=2081&tempID=65