Again this is a very popular weekend position and can become very crowded either day. During the week it is frequented by several of the old locals who can be very helpful with this spots secrets. They mostly love it for its abundance of luderick. I love this spot because it gave me my first taste of Mulloway.
Evenings are best for up to hour past the turn of the peak.
Fresh squid dropped on the eastern side of the first three pylons will frequently produce fish. While the pylons are apt to produce most of the bream, luderick, tailor and leather jackets, in the evening the rocks almost beneath your feet on the bank will produce good Bream and leather jackets. The area is also an excellent boat spot. There are several big holes near by not to mention the productive Tom Uglys to Captain Cook Bridge drift. This drift naturally enough produces flathead but the deep hole on the western side which is situated to the middle of the bridge produces some of the bigger Mulloway this system has to offer.