Fishing on North Stradbroke and surrounds
Over the years, a lot has been written about Straddie, in Southeast Queensland. Some of the stories of the past seem too good to be true and we often wonder what the fishing was like before Australians became such fishing fanatics.
Throughout the year, Straddie is home to many species of fish, some migrating and some that are residents. In fact, the only limit to the fishing possibilities is your imagination and inside knowledge to achieve results.
One of the best things about Moreton Bay in general, is the close proximity of so many fishing types. Reef, beacon, rock, beach and so on are all catered for, not only on the mainland, but also on the four major barrier islands.
Schools of feeding tuna and mackerel are often found on the run out tide in most of the major channels between North Stradbroke and Moreton Islands. Amity has a deep channel running up its eastern side and the feeding pelagics frequent this location also in the area known as the Rainbow channel. Straddies beaches fish well for tailor, dart, whiting and flathead.
Perhaps you were unlucky this time so maybe a cold beer, glass of wine and from Fishes Cafe Menu is in order!
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