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Refuge Cove is located in South Victoria. Refuge Cove opens out into the Tasman Sea which is part of the South Pacific Ocean. The three nearest beaches to Refuge Cove are Five Mile Beach, Squeaky Beach and Three Mile Beach. Flathead, Salmon, Whiting, Garfish, Gummy Shark, King George Whiting and Trevally are some of the fish likely to be caught in these areas.
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Rock Fishing! Thanks Iwan Beijes for sharing your awesome photo! Buy your fishing gear here: https://goo.gl/QpEC1h
Thanks Paul Cioca for sharing your great photo - Ice Fishing!
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Mountain River Fishing. Thanks Justin Johnson for sharing your awesome photo.
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Small boats can offer a huge advantage to the reservoir fly fisher! Thanks Markus Spiske for sharing your great photo with us.
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Catch of the day!
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Totally Hooked: Rock fishing is one of the most productive shore-based fishing options and the quality of fish can be outstanding. It has the added bonus of the greatest view in the world, endless rolling waves and you feel like part of nature. It doesn’t matter what time of year you go. Rock fishing is very tactical as it involves tidal calculations. Always check your tide, it's important to know the difference between a small high tide and a big high tide. Fishing from the rocks can be as simple as using a running sinker rig with the sinker sitting on top of the hook. Varying the size of your sinker to match the current is one basic technique you should apply when rock fishing. Finally, I can’t stress enough, if you rock fish, do so with extreme caution. Let someone know where you’re going, and make sure before you fish from that platform or rock edge that you take notice of all conditions such as tides, wind and wave activity. Happy fishing!
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