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Onslow - Fishing & Crabbing - Western Australia
 

For the fisherpersons among us, there is plenty of opportunity to catch a feed in Onslow. Throw in a line at the groyne or try Four Mile Creek. Cruise the many creek systems in a boat or explore the many islands near Onslow. Visit the Mackerel Islands, often described as a fisherman's paradise. There are 10 islands located 23 kilometres off the coast. Thevenard Island, a six kilometre long coral atoll, boasts perfect white beaches, abundant fish, and spectacular coral for snorkelling.

 

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An early morning launch with Steve's 4x4, Beadon Bay.

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Setting up 'The Bagman' at the town boat ramp.

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Heading out of Beadon Creek for a days fishing, Onslow, WA.

 

 Unleashing the 115 horses in Beadon Bay.

 

Janet, with Kevin at the wheel of his beloved 'Bagman'.

 

 

 

 Kevin suiting-up to try for some crays.

 

 Graeme keeping a watch over Kevin and Steve.

 

 The centre console area of 'Bagman'.

 

 The reef is around 20 kms off shore.

 

 The reef was well exposed due to the low tide.

 

Steve brings one of three crays caught in 20 minutes.

 

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I caught the first fish of the day within 2 minuets of my line getting wet. A nice Red Emperor. No kiss-and-release here.

 

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When Giant Trevally are on the bite, chaos reigns.

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Moving to a new spot on the GPS - fishing off Onslow, WA.

 

Moving to a new spot on the GPS - fishing off Onslow, WA.

 

Early afternoon on Beadon Bay and dead calm.

 

Heading to the ramp with Onslow town in the background.

 

Looking out at the entrance to Beadon Creek.

 

What a fisherman! The first and last fish of the day.

 

Kevin and Janet's home supplied by Onslow Salt.

 

Onslow Salt works behind the town.

 

The back yard.

 

 

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Steve hosing down the boat after a hard mornings fishing.

 

The day's not over till the fillets are in the freezer.

 

The day's not over till the fillets are in the freezer.

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'The Bagman', Onslow, WA.

 

Kevin & Janet's dogs.  Spoooky eyes!

 

Who needs kids when you've got this pair!

 

Tidal creek north of Onslow, Western Australia.

 

Tidal creek north of Onslow, Western Australia.

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Tidal creek north of Onslow, Western Australia.

 

Man, the midges were thick. Don't forget the repellent!

 

Beadon Bay.

 

Input pumping station for the salt evaporation ponds.

 

Input pumping station for the salt evaporation ponds.

 

Outlets for the pumps on the ponds side.

 

We were curious to see if there were any fish.

 

Graeme tossed in an old lure and whack!

 

After a descent tail-walking fight, he managed to land it.

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One Giant Bony Herring. Good sport.

 

Mud crabs from the local tidal creeks.

 

Enjoying some of the days catch, and a few coldies.

 

 

See also 

Ashburton River & Old Onslow 

and

Onslow Town 

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