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August 2010 The Local Report Issue 12

Hi Fellow Anglers! We would love to hear from you! If you have anything to report, or know any spots that are hot, OR you just want to show the world the one that 'didn't' get away! ~ simply fill out the form below and we will see to it that it gets in the next issue of The Local Report. Thanks for your support! ~ Whitey If you want to send us a pic, then simply hit the 'browse' button and search your computer for it. We will post the pic on our online Photo Gallery.

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Introduction Welcome, I'm Whitey and I love the outdoors, boating and especially my fishing. Living in Australind I have fished locally for years and have gained a vast knowledge of the area. I have also had the opportunity to fish all over Australia which has developed my knowledge of the sport.

Whiteys Local Fishing Report Latest Report AUSTRALIND FISHING REPORT The past month was good on the fishing scene; the local beaches didn't seem to be holding much weed allowing the keen anglers, willing to brave the cold, to get into the odd yellowfin whiting and some good herring. There were a few reports of Mulloway as well. Using live baits or well presented dead baits seem to be a popular choice. Reports of Tailor early in the morning are also coming through. For the boaties, picking breaks in the weather saw some spectacular fishing conditions and some lucky anglers made the most of these times with exceptional catches of pink snapper without having to travel too far. Squid and mulie are your best baits and Whitey's Secret hooks a deadly choice. Anyone with no idea where to go to catch these prize fish should drop in to Whitey's Tackle where we will be glad to point you in the right direction. Remember though the Ban starts on the 15th of Oct and doesn't lift until the 15th of December, So get the light gear out and chase some of those delicious King George Whiting! The Collie river black bream are still around with fish to 40cm not uncommon. Worms and river prawns are a popular choice of bait but don't disregard lures. Those little bream lures can account for many fish and can provide for some exhilarating fishing sessions. Good Luck! Whitey Whitey and staff Whitey's Tackle Australind

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