ONE of the great things about travelling to fish - apart from the obvious, like the people you meet, the camping etc, etc, etc - is the challenge of understanding your surroundings and making the most of your opportunities. In the past I've talked a lot about estuaries mainly because demographics show Queenslanders tend to own small open boats and concentrate their fishing in the estuaries and the intertidal zone. But there's more to life than sand banks so let's look at some 'what its'. Here's the scenario. What if you've just rocked up to a dream campsite in the lee of a rocky headland? Across a wide, white sheltered beach lays a broad calm bay of gradually darkening blue water. The place just screams FISH!!! But where to start?
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