Fremantle Recreational Fishing Club

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Fremantle Recreational Fishing Club A fishing club formed in 2008 by a group of mates who love fishing and enjoy getting out on the water together.

16/10/2026

Nice tailor have been picked up at Mewstones and Stragglers should be holding them as well, along with skippy. Sand whiting with a few King George whiting mixed in have been caught from Fremantle right up to Mindarie but squid have been scarcer this week with Fremantle waters the best bet. Sand whiting have also been out along the shipping channels out from Fremantle.When conditions allowed tuna were caught either side of Rottnest Island and the back of Garden Island.Finding the baitfish and working birds was where the tuna were generally found.Trolling for chopper tailor in the lower and middle sections of the Swan River has been productive.

16/10/2026
16/10/2026

Ever wondered how you could maintain your lifejacket yourself?
Maritime Safety are running a ‘Maintain your Lifejacket’ clinic at Nedlands Yacht Club on Sunday 25 October. Bring your lifejacket, we’ll show you how with all parts supplied free of charge. It’s a great way to start the summer boating season.
All welcome.
We can also collect your old flares and EPIRB’s too.
See our website for further details;
https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/marine/recreational-boating/rules-safety-guides/boating-behaviours-initiatives/make-difference-lifejacket-program

16/10/2026

Keep chargers, tools and everyday essentials together with an AOS Drawer Bag so they’re easy to find when you need them.

16/10/2026

⚠ Heads up to fishers from Cape Naturaliste to Cape Leeuwin planning to fish from Saturday 17 October to Sunday 18 October, and fishers from Denham to Esperance planning to fish from Tuesday 20 October to Sunday 25 October.

Hazardous fishing conditions are forecast for these parts of the WA coast, with elevated swell heights expected as cold fronts move through on Saturday morning and again on Tuesday.

INFO:

- South-westerly swells of around 3m with periods of 14–16 seconds are expected from midday Saturday 17 October, peaking at 3.5m overnight before easing below 3m from late Sunday afternoon.
- A second period of elevated swell is expected from Tuesday evening, 20 October, with south-westerly swells exceeding 3m between Cape Naturaliste and Albany.
- By Thursday morning, 22 October, elevated swells are expected to extend north to Denham and east to Esperance.
- Swells could peak at around 5m along the South-West Capes, with long swell periods of 16–18 seconds.
- Swells are expected to ease below 3m along the west and south coasts from Saturday evening, 24 October, into Sunday morning, 25 October. Swells around the South-West Capes may remain above 3m until Sunday afternoon.

If you know anyone planning to fish in these regions during this time off the rocks or on the boat, make sure you share this warning with them. We will continue to share our Hazardous Fishing Alerts until the start of winter in 2027. Remember, no fish is worth your life.

In the meantime, make sure you download the Bureau of Meteorology's app to keep track of forecasts and warnings in real-time, even when out of range. For tips on how to stay safe while fishing, visit our website: https://recfishwest.org.au/our-services/safefishing/

15/10/2026

Join us at Cockburn Power Boats Club for a Boat Safety Information Night featuring Marine Safety and Cockburn Sea Rescue WA.

Find out what's changing with marine safety rules and hear from Sea Rescue about the common causes of rescues and the situations they regularly attend. It's a great opportunity to brush up on your knowledge and ask questions.

Wednesday 28 October 20265.30pm arrival for a 6.00pm start📍 Garden Island Room, Cockburn Power Boats Club

🍻 $5 beers🌭 Free sausage sizzle

Open to members and the public – everyone is welcome!

Results are in for the last mixed bag comp. The conditions on the water were good early until an early sea breeze came i...
15/10/2026

Results are in for the last mixed bag comp. The conditions on the water were good early until an early sea breeze came in. Winner of the day was Charlie with a good bag of KGW and a large flathead with a total weight of 10.32kg. Second was Noel with 10.27kg and Jason came in third. Fish of the day was called for a KGW and Mark St took the honors with a fish of 0.84kg. Thanks to our sponsors Woodies Cafe Bait n Tackle- Boat Storage Australia , JDN Contracting and Electrical Services and Viking Industrial for your support.
We now have a meeting next Tuesday night the 20th of Oct at our clubrooms in Henderson starting@6-30pm. We will then have a mixed squid & sand whiting comp on either the 24th or 25th of Oct depending on weather. We will update details closer to the day. Thanks FRFC.

15/10/2026

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15/10/2026
15/10/2026

Keep the small stuff sorted without taking up half your setup.

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Corner Of Gemma Road And Cockburn Rd Henderson
Perth, WA
6166

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