Can you 4WD on Myalup Beach?

Yes — Myalup is a legal 4WD beach with access straight off the main car park ramp. Drop your tyres to around 18–22 psi for the soft sand and carry recovery gear. Access is tide-dependent: soft and narrow sections can cut off on a big high, so check the tide before you head out and stay clear of the marked swimming zone.

What can you catch at Myalup Beach?

It's a classic surf beach — Australian salmon in the autumn run, tailor, herring and skippy through the year, sand and yellowfin whiting over summer, garfish on calm days, and mulloway from the deeper gutters at night. Berley pulls the smaller fish into range while a big bait soaks for the mulloway.

When is the salmon run at Myalup?

March through June is the prime window, with schools lingering into winter. Spin 40–85g metal slugs or poppers into the white water as the schools push past, and fish cleaner-water easterly mornings for the best results.

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Myalup Beach

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waxing gibbous · 84%

Weather: Rainy Wind: N 16° · 25 km/h Water: 16.2 °C

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Low Fish Activity

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Wind N 25 km/h — Moderate

Solunar Minor windows

Water Temp 16.2°C

Moon Phase waxing gibbous — 84%

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Activity Forecast

Feeding Windows

Best times to fish based on activity score.

Peak

9:00 pm → 10:30 pm

1h 30m

First light

6:53 am

Last light

5:46 pm

Sunrise

7:20 am

Sunset

5:19 pm

Moonrise

2:15 pm

Moonset

4:00 am

High tide

10:00 pm

High tide

2:00 am

Low tide

4:00 am

High tide

6:00 am

Hourly Wind

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