North Mole Lighthouse

North Mole (Rous head) a mole wall reaching out furthest into the Indian ocean via Fremantle port ,with a distinctive Red lighthouse brings a great vantage point for port traffic (& doubles for many activities). Obviously land based fishing is a prime of all sport levels with abundance of marine life brings various varieties of species dependent of season or weather conditions - "Bait" (yellow tail,scalie/sardine ,squid) , "Bread & Butter" (Herring ,Garfish ,tarwhine, skippy trevally ,tailor) "Larger species" (Mulloway ,Snapper ,Sting rays ,Samson fish ,Australian Salmon ,Shovelhead Ray's, Port Jackson sharks ,eels ) "Pelagic" (Spainish Mackerel ,Tuna ,Bonito) "Crustaceans" (crayfish) "Apex predators" (Sharks- Tiger ,Hammerhead ,Bronze whaler ,Gummy ) -along with a few surprise species after storms or a leeuwin current. A area of outter wall (towards lighthouse end / opposite toilets) nicknamed the "disabled ramp" offers fair opportunities for all including wheel chair user , person impaired & children to fish minus the snag obstacles, which also faces out to approx 180m Nth to a diving attraction called "Gareenrup wreck". Caltex also located at port beach entrance end during operating offers hot foods ,coffee, drinks ,snacks & food range of bait /fishing tackle. Plus a photography & selfie takers dream with a great background.