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The Best Jetties on the Yorke Peninsula
Jetties

The Best Jetties on the Yorke Peninsula

Squid, sunsets and a feed off the rails

Few things sum up a Yorke Peninsula holiday like a jetty at sunset: squid lights flickering on, a line over the rail, the gulf turning gold. The peninsula's sheltered east coast and old port towns are strung with historic jetties, many over a century old, each with its own character and its own fish.

Here are the jetties worth setting aside an evening for.

  1. 1
    Edithburgh Jetty
    Edithburgh

    Edithburgh Jetty

    A legendary spot — famous for leafy seadragons and diving by day, squid and tommies by night.

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  2. 2
    Stansbury Jetty
    Stansbury

    Stansbury Jetty

    A long heritage jetty over Oyster Bay's squid grounds, one of the best squidding spots on the peninsula.

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  3. 3
    Port Vincent Jetty
    Port Vincent

    Port Vincent Jetty

    Squid and garfish over clear water in a friendly holiday town with the pub close by.

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  4. 4
    Wool Bay Jetty
    Edithburgh

    Wool Bay Jetty

    Small, photogenic and quiet, set beside a historic lime kiln.

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  5. 5
    Port Hughes Jetty
    Moonta

    Port Hughes Jetty

    A reliable west-coast whiting jetty stretching well out over the flats.

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    Stenhouse Bay Jetty
    Innes National Park

    Stenhouse Bay Jetty

    A long gypsum-era jetty at the gateway to Innes, good for squid and the occasional snapper.

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    Wallaroo Jetty
    Wallaroo

    Wallaroo Jetty

    A working port jetty with deep water, history and big-fish potential.

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Bring a squid jig, a hand line and patience. The bite is best at dawn and dusk, and the company on the rails is half the fun.