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10 top surf and fishing spots on the Yorke
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10 top surf and fishing spots on the Yorke

Where to chase the swell at the bottom of Yorke and drop a line off its jetties and flats.

Few places pack as much variety for the surfer and the angler as the Yorke Peninsula. The ocean-facing bottom near Innes serves powerful, uncrowded breaks, while the two gulfs deliver squid, whiting and blue swimmer crabs off jetty after jetty. Here are ten of the best, whether you're carrying a board or a bucket.

  1. 1
    Pondalowie Bay
    Marion Bay

    Pondalowie Bay

    A premier surf bay with consistent breaks and a crayfishing fleet offshore.

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  2. 2
    Chinamans Hat Island Lookout
    Innes National Park

    Chinamans Hat Island Lookout

    The respected break facing Chinamans Hat Island at Pondalowie.

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  3. 3
    Ethel Beach
    Innes National Park

    Ethel Beach

    A heavy, fast surf beach beneath the Innes cliffs.

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  4. 4
    Daly Head
    Marion Bay

    Daly Head

    An exposed, powerful beach break for experienced surfers.

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  5. 5
    Edithburgh Jetty
    Edithburgh

    Edithburgh Jetty

    A jetty famous for squid, leafy seadragons and clear-water diving.

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  6. 6
    Stenhouse Bay Jetty
    Innes National Park

    Stenhouse Bay Jetty

    A reliable land-based fishing platform over clear gulf water.

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  7. 7
    Port Hughes Jetty
    Moonta

    Port Hughes Jetty

    A long Copper Coast jetty renowned for squid and whiting.

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  8. 8
    Tiddy Widdy Beach
    Maitland

    Tiddy Widdy Beach

    Prime blue swimmer crab raking across shallow tidal flats.

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  9. 9
    Wallaroo Jetty
    Wallaroo

    Wallaroo Jetty

    A working port jetty good for squid, garfish and whiting.

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  10. 10
    Wool Bay Jetty
    Edithburgh

    Wool Bay Jetty

    A quiet heritage jetty over a fish-rich reef, great for snorkelling too.

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Always check conditions and tides, the surf at the bottom of Yorke is powerful and the flats reward patience around a low.