Wild Coast Fishing - South Australia

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With the extreme heat of March behind us, the seasons have appeared to change and April rains have thankfully arrived early. As the cooler conditions bring relief to our long-parched State, autumn seems to have well and truly set in, and there should be plenty of clear days in-between showers to wet a line soon. The even better news is that the seasons seem to have the fish a little confused and we have some remarkable summer and winter options close to home!

Minimum legal length:	No minimum legal length
Personal daily bag limit:	60
Daily boat limit:	180
TAKE CARE:	Tommy ruffs and juvenile salmon can look similar. Make sure you know how to tell them apart and release undersize juvenile salmon back to the water.

Point Riley – Rugger Snapper have been caught from the rocks at Riley over the last couple of days during the rough weather. This seems to be the best time for fishing for Snapper in this area. Snook have been caught from the rocks and Squid should be plentiful when the water clears. Reports of some Salmon off the Point in boats earlier in the week.

Wallaroo Marina – Bream are still the main target fish in the marina this week an as this area is sheltered that's where most fishermen have headed to get out of the wind. Again Prawns and Lures have worked well. Salmon Trout have also been caught this week using Blue Bait or White Bait.

Minimum legal length:	21 cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail
Personal daily bag limit:	60
Daily boat limit:	180