Bribie Island Bridge Pylons
Deep water and good structure, the pylons produce some good fish. Best fish with baits through the night. Winter is the best time and produces small Snapper, Jewfish, Tailor and Bream. Summer anglers are more likely to encounter Trevally. The turn of the tide is the best time to fish around here.
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