Bribie Island Coffee Rock
Sound around for patchy coffee rock. The deeper waters are best fished on the turn of the tides, Bream, Cod, small Snapper (Winter to Spring) and the odd Jewfish hang out here.
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Bribie West Reef
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Bribie Island Bridge Pylons
Deep water and good structure, the pylons produce some good fish. Best fish with baits through...
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Bribie Island Canals
Heavy structure throughout the canals produces mostly Bream and Trevally. During the summer months Mangrove Jack...
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White Patch
A deep hole up to 10m deep runs along the passage with scattered coffee rock. Cast...
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Gallagher Point Coffee Rock
Coffee rock in deeper water south of Gallagher Point is known to produce good catches of...
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Gallagher Point
Good drop off into deeper waters, anglers mainly catch Bream and Flathead along Gallaghers Bank.
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October 28 2021 Had a few good days out in the bay looking for the schoolies after the rains and strong winds and the water looking not to clear,the small ones are... Read more
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Kevin Macdonald
says:How do you find GPS marks for coffee rock area around Bribe Island in the bay
Luke Van Lathum
says:Hey mate, you’re better off just sounding around the rock patches and find fish, as the fish can move a bit.