Cairns
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| Around a 15km trip from the mouth of the Cairns Inlet heading south will see you fishing the deep-water headland trenches of Kings Point. This area is renowned for Black Jew, Finger-mark and Coral Trout. |
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| Just off the back of Fitzroy Island this wreck is a haven for trevally and other pelagics. The best time to fish it is on the low light hours of the day. |
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| When the juvenile back marlin move in this is the place to lay your spread of skipping gars, wog heads, and lures.. |
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| This shoal sits on the edge of the continental shelf and is an excellent spot to chase those deep water species.. |
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| Behind the iconic Double Island are three wrecks which whilst well known continue to produce excellent fish especially pelagics through winter. Excellent option for small boat owners. |
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| This area is a greta inshore reef area which holds plenty of structure for both bottom and pelagic fish. During Spring this area also sees a great run of small marlin. |
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| The passage through the GBR is a haven for deep water rubble ground which holds lots of red fish. This area is a great place to start exploring. |
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| This wreck is a good spot for those looking for some excellent inshore fishing for trevally, small nannygai and cobia. |
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| This iconic deepwater ground lies right on the continental shelf and is famous for its big marlin fishing. It also holds deep water structure which produces red emperor, nannygai right through to deep water species like flame tail snapper. |
