Had a family holiday Camping at Innes National Park - which is at the "toe" of Yorke Peninsula in SA. It faces Backstairs passage and KI to the South and into Spencer Gulf on its western and northern shores. We were camped at Shell Beach on the north western part of the Park, north of Pondalowie Bay and near Brown's Beach. Fishing was mainly land based but I did take the Lanai, "Little Blue", and launched her 3 times off Dolphin Beach. I was full of hope after my very first cast off Shell Beach on our first evening had scored a little 40cm kingfish. But off the Kayak only scored snook and tommies to 28cm. Was surprised I did not get any salmon off the yak - and had also hoped for snapper and perhaps more rat kingies. Nevertheless, I think the area has quite a bit of promise for yak fishing. There is a reefy patch at the mouth of Dolphin Bay - the swell, when large, breaks in this area. This looks pretty fishy and I caught quite a few tommies and snook around this patch, but had to keep an eye on my drift as didn't want to end up on the break. I had also heard of the possibility of snapper between Dolphin Beach and Royston Head and although I trolled several hard bodies along this stretch, I did not get a touch. Certainly worth more exploration by anyone heading down that way. Pondalowie Bay is another Yak friendly area that would be worth exploring - the camp ground there is closed until July while it is upgraded.
Land based did well on salmon and big tommies at Browns - also sweep. Also got nice mullet and several big sand flathead at other spots.

