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One day only - a minimum of 50% off! No holds - instore only.
19/08/2026

One day only - a minimum of 50% off! No holds - instore only.

1kg bags of cracked cockles - $14.99! Great for berley or a cheaper bait option. Limited stock instore.
23/07/2026

1kg bags of cracked cockles - $14.99! Great for berley or a cheaper bait option.
Limited stock instore.

Weekly Fishing Report | 16th July 2026📸 Lincoln Cohen with some King George WhitingHere’s what was biting and where.West...
15/07/2026

Weekly Fishing Report | 16th July 2026

📸 Lincoln Cohen with some King George Whiting

Here’s what was biting and where.

West Coast:
Most of the surf beaches between Greenly and Streaky are holding good numbers of Salmon to 4Kg and some decent sized Tommies. Best beaches have been Mt Camel and Sheringa. Venus Bay has Garfish and King George Whiting inside the bay. The average size of the Whiting is 33-35cm. Cockles or squid baits have been the best with a full berley bucket.

Coffin Bay:
King George Whiting are still a bit slow inside the bay. Numbers are starting to increase with a few around the 32cm mark being landed. Squid and cockles are the best bait options with some good berley. There are still lots of Salmon Trout in the bay and a few Gummy Sharks.
Farm Beach continues to be the most consistent area for legal King George Whiting, Silver Trevally and Salmon Trout.
Offshore has seen some nice Nannygai and Blue Morwong caught on baits and jigs. School sharks are around in numbers on some of the reefs, but move on if you start to land Snapper as they are around some lumps in big schools
Almonta and Gunyah beaches have been producing Salmon to 4Kg on lures and salted pilchards.

Port Lincoln:
King George Whiting are being caught consistently with evening and into the night being the best time. Areas to try are Horse Rock, Murrays, North Shore, Louth and Boston Bay. Whiting to 40cm have been caught in 2-5m of water.
Salmon to 50cm have been caught in the local bays as well. The most productive spots have been the Wharf, town jetty, around Stenross and Billy Lights ramps and the North Shields jetty.
Sleaford to Wanna have Salmon to 4Kg moving in schools up and down the beach. Metal lures and big soft plastics have been working well.
Offshore we haven’t had any reports due to the weather.

Tumby Bay:
The Group has been good for King George Whiting, Silver Trevally and Snook.
Close to town, the jetty is producing plenty of Salmon trout keeping the kids occupied during the holidays. In the marina there have been plenty of Salmon trout, silver trevally and a few flathead caught.

Port Neill/Arno Bay:
Tommies, Salmon trout and a few Garfish have been reported from the jetties and in close by boaties.

11/07/2026

Some more bioluminescent algae for those who asked 🦠

“Sea sparkle (Noctiluca scintillans) is a bioluminescent algae. Bioluminescence is the ability of living organisms to use a chemical reaction to make their own light.
Noctiluca scintillans blooms are caused when it multiplies in large numbers, lighting up the surface of the sea at night. The blooms light up when the water moves, possibly using bioluminescence to deter predators.
Our algae scientist Anusuya Willis says in the daylight, it could look red or pinkish but could also be green or brown depending on what it ate.
Sea sparkle is a kind of plankton, feeding on other planktonic creatures, fish eggs and algae to survive.” - CSIRO

A nice Salmon caught by Hudson Thomas in the Coffin Bay National Park 🐟
10/07/2026

A nice Salmon caught by Hudson Thomas in the Coffin Bay National Park 🐟

09/07/2026

The bioluminescent algae is super thick at Axel Stenross boat ramp!

Weekly Fishing Report | 8th July 2026📸 Harry Blight with a Tailor caught at SleafordHere’s what was biting and where. W...
08/07/2026

Weekly Fishing Report | 8th July 2026

📸 Harry Blight with a Tailor caught at Sleaford

Here’s what was biting and where.

West Coast:
All of the bays up and down the west coast have been fishing extremely well for King George Whiting to 38cm, Garfish, Silver Trevally, Snook and Flathead have been caught. Venus, Streaky, Bairds, Scaele and Smoky Bays are all worth going for a fish.
Most of the surf beaches have also been fishing well for Salmon to 4Kg and Gummy and School sharks to 15Kg. For Salmon lures were the best option when the fish were schooled up. The Slingshot in green or silver was the best lure. Salted Pilchards were the best bait for those fishing gutters and rips.

Coffin Bay:
King George Whiting to 48cm have been reported in the bay. Cockles for bait with a berley pot full of Whiting Nuts has been successful along the ledge, and near the entrances to Kellidie and Yangie bays. Fishing in 1-3 meters of water when the tide is flowing has been the other key to success.
Flathead seem to have slowed down in the bay, but they are still there for those anglers willing to put in the effort throwing Bait Ju**ie 5 inch Flickbaits.
Farm beach is also fishing very well. King George Whiting to 40cm, Garfish, Flathead and some nice School Sharks have been reported this week.
Offshore reports have been quiet this week.

Port Lincoln:
King George Whiting to 45cm have been reported in a few areas. The Proper around the S-Bends, Spalding Cove, Louth and along the North Shore have all produced good numbers of Whiting. Most of the Whiting have been caught in close, within 1-3m of water.
Cockles or prawn baits used in conjunction with a few Whiting Nuts in the berley pot when the tide is moving has been the key.
Around the National park, land-based anglers caught a few nice Flathead to 51cm, King George Whiting to 42cm, Garfish and Salmon Trout.

Tumby Bay:
A few boaties headed out to the Group on the couple of flat days and did quite well on King George Whiting to 50cm, Silver Trevally, Snook, Squid and Red Mullet.

Port Neill:
King George Whiting were reported as being caught in 6 meters of water.

Bushnell binoculars - perfect for spotting birds & whales, or watching sport. Instore now 🔍
02/07/2026

Bushnell binoculars - perfect for spotting birds & whales, or watching sport. Instore now 🔍

New winter trading hours start tomorrow.
28/06/2026

New winter trading hours start tomorrow.

in store tomorrow! 🦑 we have secured a small amount of southern calamari for bait.half kg bags only $15.90 ea
26/06/2026

in store tomorrow! 🦑

we have secured a small amount of southern calamari for bait.
half kg bags only $15.90 ea

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