Which creeks in south-east Qld have sandbars at low tide that cross the creek or lock the creek
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Which creeks in south-east Qld have sandbars at low tide that cross the creek or lock the creek
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I am guessing Currumbin????????????????????????
Tallebudgera????????????????????
Yep tallebudgera is a good spot i used to live on the goldy till i moved to brissy
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Billy (The crazy kiwi)
IRM, can ask why you ask that?
Mike
Theodolite Creek gets pretty shallow on a big low. The channel is ankle deep
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Hays Inlet entrance has very skinny water on a big low. sand bars and rocks.
Marlin Mike - I'd like to spin some water that becomes land-locked on low tide to see what turns up.
Heya Si yes very good too mate awesome at low tide...me and yellowjack went out yesterday morning 3:30am hahaha couldn't see a thing well unless ya had a torch of course lmao...and the bite's were on!! damn thats a hot spot especially early morning on dead calm the fish are teaming shhhhh hahahahaa
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Billy (The crazy kiwi)
Eprapah Ck
Unrelated, but Billy, is that Maui I see?? I've been trying to get hold of my grandmother's jawbone for years.... just not sure whether he used it on a paternoster or what?
related- The mouth to bells creek can get very, very shallow on a low, especially if we haven't had rain for a while
What? spin some water?Originally Posted by IRMC000
Yes Si you know very well - flick lures around and work the area to see what lives there
Head up into Elimbah creek Dave, plenty of holes between the sandbars there and its pretty close.
Jack.
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