20-01-2018, 10:24 PM
Hi 788
No the gars were off shore in the friends boat in the pic, but we did get yellowfin whiting and crabs from shore at dusk.
It was our first trip into the Yorke peninsula and it's very Trayon friendly. Nice little camps hidden away and especially the west coast feels far more remote than you actually are. Some tracks are a little tight and sandy but for a Trayon that's great cause you know a big van won't be down the end of it :-)
There is a great permit system (we booked online on the way in after seeing the road side signs) where you pay $10 a night and there is a range of different camps you can use it at. So if want to move on, it's fine.
Couple other ideas in SA here depending on where you are thinking:
https://www.trayon.com/forum/thread-594.html
Keep us all posted on your travels
960
No the gars were off shore in the friends boat in the pic, but we did get yellowfin whiting and crabs from shore at dusk.
It was our first trip into the Yorke peninsula and it's very Trayon friendly. Nice little camps hidden away and especially the west coast feels far more remote than you actually are. Some tracks are a little tight and sandy but for a Trayon that's great cause you know a big van won't be down the end of it :-)
There is a great permit system (we booked online on the way in after seeing the road side signs) where you pay $10 a night and there is a range of different camps you can use it at. So if want to move on, it's fine.
Couple other ideas in SA here depending on where you are thinking:
https://www.trayon.com/forum/thread-594.html
Keep us all posted on your travels
960