Is Warnbro Beach good for kids?

Yes — sheltered shallow water, calm conditions most days, sealed foreshore amenities, and an accessible bread-and-butter fishery. Among the better family-friendly beaches in the Rockingham area. Sun protection and stingray awareness in summer are the main considerations.

Can I catch big fish at Warnbro Beach?

Generally no — Warnbro is bread-and-butter fishing in sheltered water. Herring, whiting, the occasional tailor, and small flathead are the typical catch. For bigger fish, fish the open-coast beaches further south or the cape rocks at Point Peron.

What's the best bait at Warnbro?

Beach worms, prawns or pieces of mulie on a small running sinker rig with a #6 hook. Simple, fresh bait outfishes fancy setups. Walk the beach to find defined gutters and fish them rather than blanket-casting featureless sand.

Are there crocodiles at Warnbro?

No — there are no crocodiles in Western Australia south of Geraldton. Warnbro is well outside any crocodile range. Stingrays, bluebottles and the occasional shark transiting offshore are the local marine life concerns.

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Weather: Cloudy Wind: N 3° · 14 km/h Water: 18.2 °C

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Wind N 14 km/h — Light

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Water Temp 18.2°C

Moon Phase waning crescent — 5%

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6:48 am

Last light

5:45 pm

Sunrise

7:15 am

Sunset

5:18 pm

Moonrise

4:59 am

Moonset

3:12 pm

High tide

7:00 am

Low tide

5:00 pm

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