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The Jetty Fishing Trail
East Coast

The Jetty Fishing Trail

Squid, whiting and the rails at dusk

3 days Anglers and slow-travel families 7 stops
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The plan

The sheltered east coast of the Yorke is jetty-fishing country - a chain of long timber piers reaching out over seagrass flats into calm gulf water. This trail links the best of them for a few unhurried days of squid, whiting and garfish.

Fish the dawn and dusk bites, swim through the middle of the day, and move down the coast at your own pace.

Day one - Port Vincent and Stansbury

Start at the friendly Port Vincent Jetty, all squid and garfish in a holiday-town setting, then drift south to the long heritage Stansbury Jetty over the Oyster Bay flats - one of the best squidding jetties on the peninsula.

Day two - Edithburgh and the south

Drop down to the Edithburgh Jetty, a famous dive and fishing spot, basing yourself near the crabbing flats of Sultana Point. Cool off in the Edithburgh Tidal Pool between sessions.

Day three - Wool Bay and Port Hughes

Finish with the photogenic Wool Bay Jetty and its old lime kiln, then cross to the west coast for a whiting session off the Port Hughes Jetty.

Day 1

2 stops
Day 1 in Your trip
  1. 1
    Port Vincent

    Port Vincent Jetty

    Squid and garfish in a friendly holiday town.

  2. 2
    Stansbury

    Stansbury Jetty

    A long heritage jetty over Oyster Bay's squid grounds.

Day 2

3 stops
Day 2 in Your trip
  1. 1
    Edithburgh

    Edithburgh Jetty

    Famous for diving and dusk fishing.

  2. 2
    Sultana Point

    Sultana Point

    Wade the flats for blue swimmer crabs.

  3. 3
    Edithburgh

    Edithburgh Tidal Pool

    A safe swim between fishing sessions.

Day 3

2 stops
Day 3 in Your trip
  1. 1
    Wool Bay

    Wool Bay Jetty

    Photogenic jetty beside an old lime kiln.

  2. 2
    Port Hughes

    Port Hughes Jetty

    A reliable west-coast whiting jetty.

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