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Coffs & Sawtell Canyons (Offshore) - Rob Lang

Coffs & Sawtell Canyons

What is it?

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A series of ancient underwater canyons on the edge of the Continental Shelf.

Where is it?

Coffs Canyons is approximately 15 miles due east. GPS .30. 18. 200, 156.226. Sawtell Canyons approximately 24 miles south east. GPS .30. 34. 600, 153. 22. 800

What’s there?

The edge of the Continental Shelf where depth drops steeply from 200m to 500m plus.

What fish should I target?

Pelagic species such as Blue, Black and Stripped Marlin. Dolphin Fish, Wahoo and big Yellow Fin Tuna. What bait should I use?

Live baits or trolled skip baits work best. What lures are best?

Trolled skirted lures and hard bodied lures.

For the kids

Not suitable for young children.

Jai Miller

Top Tips

It's a long way off shore so pick your days and make sure all safety gear is in check and you have ample fuel for the day.

Best time to fish?

Warmer months are generally more productive but pelagics all year round. What dream fish might I catch?

Large Blue Marlin or big Yellow Fin Tuna.

Stay Safe

Stay alert to weather conditions - monitor the Bureau of Meterology for any severe weather warnings. Stay ashore if warnings are current or the weather appears doubtful.

Coffs Harbour Tides for week commencing Monday August 1, 2022 Coffs Harbour Tides for week commencing Monday August 1, 2022

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