Issue: 3, October
Issue: 3, October
15/10/2003
Mudlo Rocks are passable 2 hours either side of low tide.
This information is a guide only. Beach conditions can change rapidly.
Whiting have been caught at inskip point, In front of the blow and at Middle Rock.
Flathead, Bream and Whiting in front of the Cherry Venture.
Tailor are still getting caught at night.
Fishing has brightened up since the poor weather.
Thanks to
Rainbow Beach Tackle
(07) 5486 3442
Slow down when approaching people
Engine noise can be obscured by the sound of the surf.
Welcome to our 3rd issue, Now is a quiet time to visit Rainbow Beach and Fraser Island following a busy school holiday period.
For the remainder of October we are offering 1/2 price internet
access through our Internet Cafe.
print this voucher and present to our counter staff.
Not valid with any other offer.
Eli Creek is the largest freshwater creek on the east coast of Fraser Island, pouring 80 megalitres of water into the sea each day. A boardwalk running along boths sides of the creek provde a great look at its beauty. Many visitors enjoy floating along with the fast flowing current.
A deep, emerald-green lake formed by the growing Hammerstone Sandblow blocking a fresh water creek forming a barrage dune lake. Lake Wabby is over 14 metres deep and can be accessed by walking track from the lookout inland from the lake.
65 metres above the Pacific Ocean, Indian Head forms an anchor for the sand that forms Fraser Island. Indian Head offers magnificent views and forms a perfect viewing platform for whale watching from June to October.
"REMEMBER: Don't Drink and Drive on the Beach."