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Albany, WA
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31-10-2007, 09:18 PM
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Weather remains the key for Albany's deep-sea fishers. Pink snapper, jewfish, queenies and breaksea cod have been about. Those who have tripped right to the shelf have found numbers of red snapper. King george whiting have been keenly chased and for the boaties, Middleton Beach, Seal Island and Frenchman's Bay have yielded fish. Keep your squid jig handy too. Bream numbers have been good, with rivers east and west of Albany worth trying. The Pallinup and Bremer have been better locations, while closer to town, the Kalgan has been a bream hotspot, with many to 40cm. It has also turned up quality mulloway, mostly 40-60cm.



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12-12-2007, 10:57 PM
Quote:Put Middleton Beach and Michaelmas Island on your whiting schedule and don't forget the squid jig. Mistaken Island has been OK for squid.



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