Campbells Beach Sapphire - Tim Schofield

Campbell's Beach - Sapphire Beach

What is it?

Beach. Great fishing at high tide, as there are some rocky platforms at the northern end of the beach.

Where is it?

The rock platform is located at the northern end of Campbell's Beach. Access is from Eleourea Dr, Sapphire Beach.

What’s there?

There are no facilities at all.

Stay Safe

Be sun safe and make sure you have a good hat and plenty of sunscreen. Don’t forget to put sunscreen on the tops of your hands as well. What fish should I target?

Best fish to target are Jewfish at night. Tailor, Bream, Drummer and Snapper

What bait should I use?

Use Pilchards, whole Prawns and bread for burley.

Top Tips

Best to fish early morning and late afternoon.

What lures are best?

Large 15cm, soft plastics and large jig heads.

Nate Butcher Best time to fish?

Good fishing all year round. What dream fish might I catch?

Massive big Jewfish and record Drummer.

For the kids

Not really good for kids, no shade and no facilities. Better for those out to catch a serious fish.

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