Fishing

ELLISTON
A variety of fish can be caught from the shore and  town jetty including whiting, tommies and large squid.

Good sized King George whiting are caught at Anxious Bay by both shore casters and boaties. 

Plenty of Garfish and mullet can be located at Walkers Rocks

Elliston identities Troy & Andrea Taylor bought a new boat recently for the family to go fishing. Young son Tim announced before he left “that’s my new boat Dad, you can’t come mum, there’s not enough seats!” Tim caught not just the biggest whiting but a double header as well. With that type of luck & skill he is pretty well guaranteed a berth on the next trip. The photo shows a very delighted Tim holding up one of his double-header whiting and a justifiably proud dad his holding Tim’s other. Rumour has it that next trip it will be mum & Tim with dad staying home to look after the caravan park!

LOCKS WELL
Famous for its ocean gutter formations, and excellent fishing, the eager fisherman can catch plenty of huge salmon from Locks Well's Beach. Enjoy the steps!

SHERINGA
Big salmon are usually plentiful at Middle Beach and the far end. The surf beach has mullet and first beach has tommies. Anglers may be lucky to catch a feed of whiting from the first beach.

ELLISTON
Recent days have seen some excellent whiting catches come from anxious Bay with fish being caught by boaties and shore based anglers. The boaties fish are bigger.
In Waterloo Bay anglers are getting good numbers of both tommies and trevally from both the jetty and the shores.

LOCKS WELL
Salmon fishing has been hot with plenty of salmon around the 3 kilo mark being landed.

SHERINGA
The first beach is producing mullet, tommies, trevally and a few flathead and the salmon spots have plenty of salmon around 3 kilo.
Early morning has been the best time for the salmon.

ELLISTON
The jetty is fishing well for tommies, garfish, snook and squid. Whiting are hit and miss for boaties fishing around Anxious Bay, however shore casters got a feed from both beaches.

LOCKS WELL
Some days the salmon were on but other days were very quiet.

SHERINGA
A few whiting came from the first beach and salmon from the surf beaches.