Curtain Arti' (This might Help)

[webby]

Hi I have noticed a fair few fish the Curtain Arti, though this might help you out, or for those just wanting to no whats down there.
regards

[Lucky_Phill]

Don't fish near the tyres and don't drop ya pick ON a wreck. ::)

think about which way the current is going, and fish accordingly. ::)

Phill

[searaider]

Hi Webby ,
Where did you get the chart from ?
I wouldn't mind getting one .

Peter
Searaider 2

[sharkbait]

here's another one, interesting reading the history of the reef and Harry as well.


Comparing the two, this one looks to be a little dated.

cheers, kris.

[adrian]

just a question how far is it from manly ? tangalooma is about 45 kms
or maybe a gps mark for the bottom wreck ? as i don't want to run out of fuel on the way home

anzac

[sharkbait]

20km north from 4 beacons :)

Long drive.

[bugman]

Can I just say - as someone whoe has swam there a few times - it certainly don't look like that on the bottom any more.

Where you may expect a 6 - even 10 foot drop or ledge along the side of a boat - most of it is extremely silted over. I'm sure some of the areas - are actually fully covered now days.

The bottom is a serious of big hollows and hills mostly sand.

All the big critters live inside the wrecks so you'll struggle to catch them but as Phil suggested - make sure you fish on the sand.

Bugman

[MulletMan]

Never had much luck on it though I know some god sized stuff is dragged up now and then.
Head it from the "experts" that the best bait is live whiting!
As the wrecks are pretty close to the Chain Banks where all sized whiting live, it would appear that the wreck fish have taken a liking to them.