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wayne
13th April 2009, 02:46 PM
Hi Guys thinking of going up to 1770 at some stage I hear the fishing is absolutely awesome .I got two questions can some one please confirm that the fishing is out of this world or have I been bull ****ted.and does any one know of any dog friendly camp areas.
Cheers Wayne
bcr2734
13th April 2009, 03:35 PM
Where is 1770. Never heard of it?
Bigbjorn
13th April 2009, 03:37 PM
Hi Guys thinking of going up to 1770 at some stage I hear the fishing is absolutely awesome .I got two questions can some one please confirm that the fishing is out of this world or have I been bull ****ted.and does any one know of any dog friendly camp areas.
Cheers Wayne
I have it on good authority that dogs can be successfully used to chum up sharks and crocs.
Bundalene
13th April 2009, 03:45 PM
Crocs....at 1770:eek2:
Didn't think they were down that far south.
bblaze
13th April 2009, 03:49 PM
marlin and spanish off the headland, plenty of reds available to small boats on the close reefs (check the reef fish annual closurure dates), Plenty of jacks ect in the creeks either side of 1770, queenfish, flathead ect in the eustaries.
Good barra up the road at awonga. Been travel from tassie every year for the last half dozen years for my annual dose of fishing realality. Gotta love the place.
cheers
blaze
Bundalene
13th April 2009, 03:52 PM
Where is 1770. Never heard of it?
It's half way between Gladstone & Bundaberg (head towards the coast from Miriam Vale).
Nice place but not sure about dogs though. However, I'm positive you'll get a reply from someone more local than us:D.
Chucaro
13th April 2009, 04:29 PM
Ring Captain Cook Holiday Village, Seventeen Seventy Ph: 07 4974 9219.
Warning if you come today there is a severe weather alert. We have 190 mm of rain in 3 hours today around Bundaberg and there is more to come
bcr2734
13th April 2009, 05:23 PM
It's half way between Gladstone & Bundaberg (head towards the coast from Miriam Vale).
Nice place but not sure about dogs though. However, I'm positive you'll get a reply from someone more local than us:D.
Thankz.
wayne
13th April 2009, 05:40 PM
Thanks BBlaze and Chucaro for the good info and to the rest of you :D
wayne
13th April 2009, 05:42 PM
marlin and spanish off the headland, plenty of reds available to small boats on the close reefs (check the reef fish annual closurure dates), Plenty of jacks ect in the creeks either side of 1770, queenfish, flathead ect in the eustaries.
Good barra up the road at awonga. Been travel from tassie every year for the last half dozen years for my annual dose of fishing realality. Gotta love the place.
cheers
blaze
OOps meant to ask are the Spanish seasonal or are they around all year
Bigbjorn
13th April 2009, 06:50 PM
It's half way between Gladstone & Bundaberg (head towards the coast from Miriam Vale).
Nice place but not sure about dogs though. However, I'm positive you'll get a reply from someone more local than us:D.
Better drive is up through Lowmead.
Chucaro
13th April 2009, 06:57 PM
Bundaberg Lowmead Rd
Turn right at Berajondo Baffle Creek Rd
Turn left at Tableland Rd
Continue on Greenvale Rd
Continue on Round Hill Rd
Turn left at Captain Cook Dr
Destination will be on the right
bblaze
13th April 2009, 07:52 PM
OOps meant to ask are the Spanish seasonal or are they around all year
I go up in october normally
Spanish and marlin just starting at the headland, also plenty of tuna in close.
water warming in the creeks for barra and jacks
we work our dates around the reef fish closure which is leading up to and after the full moon (dont quote me on this though cause I am not 100% on it)
houses can be rented for a week from about $650 a week in the off tourist season, prices only go up from there. To find rented house ring any of the realisate agents.
Best fishing method I have seen up there is to use livies, plenty of spots to catch them- ie near the boat ramp.
We were catching spanish with livies off the headland one day in a 12 foot tinnie - trolled slowly
cheers
blaze
ps
are you land based or boat
Flat rock is another easy spot to fish for all sort of surprises
oh the memories
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