Two Rocks is the northernmost marina in the metro area, and it gets less fishing pressure than spots further south. The entrance mouth gets real current when the tide runs, and the reef system offshore pushes bait in along the walls. Tailor schools push through here in autumn, and the quieter conditions mean you're often fishing with space.

Focus on the entrance mouth when there's tidal flow — fish the edges where current meets the rock walls. Inside the marina is calmer and better for squid and herring at night. In autumn, work metals or pilchards for tailor around the entrance at dawn and dusk.

Herring, tailor (autumn schools push north along the coast), skippy, squid, and occasional salmon when they're running in season.

The drive is further than Hillarys or Mindarie, but the trade-off is less pressure and more fish per angler. Rocks near the mouth can be slippery — wear proper footwear. The reef offshore means this area fishes differently to the southern marinas.