Hugo Blows

@ Hugo - Parnka Point is just a bit of a channel - it's an access point to the surf beach - the cocklers use it. However I do know a guy who used to fish there by boat many moons ago and used to do well - I have always planned to put the boat in there but its always too windy when I stop there. If you head right and just find some deep holes - its where the pro netters get their mullet.Don't be afraid to try the mouth either - the salt water is under the fresh - fish right on the bottom - use a whiting like rig with the bottom hook below your sinker - and put some sinkers in your berley pot so it sits on the bottom. Don't be surprised if you catch some redfin as well. We did it awhile ago and fished with pilchard peices and prawns and got a nice feed of mullet and redfin - the biggest mullet was 36cm!

Oops just re read your post and it seems you might be landbased.... Not sure if you would be a chance landbased at Parnka but you never know - should be some locked in fish up there not wanting to swim through the freshwater.... The channel is pretty deep there in front of the boat ramp so you never know if you dropped a live bait in there at night time....

Not sure if there is a way to tell or not. However once the squid or cuttlefish spawn they go off and die so I call it a fair feed regardless of eggs.

Unweighted fish fillets or Craymeat around the pylons at the end could get you a big trevally or kingie....

Could try for salmon around between rapid head and Morgan beachOr try the sandy holes towards normanville should be plenty of whiting around by now...

Think the reason you cant get advice is because you are clearly a losser and know one wants to turn up to fish there spots to find they have to put up with fishing with someone like you. Get a life I have found everyone on the strike hook to be very helpful.

My 4 year old was playing my mates rod which he said he could pull it in as we were not catching anything poor little bugger struggled for around 45 mins trying to wind it in as we laughed and drank beer, saying he really is making a big job of this thinking it must of been the grapple sinker giving him curry then he started screaming i got a fish I got a fish only to find he had just pulled in a 75 cm shovel nosed shark, pretty goood effort we thought for a 4 year old

My 4 year old was playing my mates rod which he said he could pull it in as we were not catching anything poor little bugger struggled for around 45 mins trying to wind it in as we laughed and drank beer, saying he really is making a big job of this thinking it must of been the grapple sinker giving him curry then he started screaming i got a fish I got a fish only to find he had just pulled in a 75 cm shovel nosed shark, pretty goood effort we thought for a 4 year old

Hi all,planning a trip to beach near port vincent as I havn't been there I was wondering what might the best things to target in the area other than the ever faithful squid. Any adice wold be great.

Rock Cod tend to hang around reefy spots, they are a pain in the arse as you are finding.For Whiting you need to bee looking for weeks /seagrass beds and fish the open patches close by.