The East Coochiemudlo artificial reef area is bounded by the following positions:                                                                        

• latitude 27° 33.974' S, longitude 153° 21.135' E

• latitude 27° 34.050' S, longitude 153° 21.256' E                                                                                        

• latitude 27° 34.293' S, longitude 153° 21.082' E

• latitude 27° 34.310' S, longitude 153° 20.970' E

• latitude 27° 34.297' S, longitude 153° 20.911' E

Take a look at our East Coochie Artificial Reef page for more info and photos of the reef balls being deployed into the water.

We're giving away a free half day tinnie hire every month.  All you have to do is hire a boat from us, catch a fish and take a photo and then tag us on our facebook page or email the photo to us to be in the competition to win a half day tinnie hire.   Check out the competition and giveaway page to see some photos from some very happy customers. 

See you on the beach.

Staff Christmas Parties, Sporting Club break up parties, Friends Christmas drinks or a family day out........Let us help you to arrange a great day on the beach, whether it be a group of 10 on the BBQ Pontoon, 4 of you on a fishing trip or up to 24 kids on the beach playing on the beach hire equipment.  What a way to celebrate Christmas and the end of the 2010.  Give us a call to discuss your options,   we're even  open Christmas Day and Boxing Day. 

ANGLERS in the Redlands will have two more artificial reefs to drop a line off by the middle of next year.

After more than two years of debate, the State Government announced at the weekend that an artificial reef would to be built west of Peel Island and another to the east of Coochiemudlo Island.

The two proposed reefs were part of a March 2009 $2 million Bligh government election commitment, which promised to build six artificial reefs in Moreton Bay.

Making the announcement, Climate Change and Sustainability Minister Kate Jones said the Peel Island reef would cover about 50ha and the Coochie site would be about 15ha.

To see a map of the new artificial reefs click on the link below

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Are you looking for another way to entertain the kids during the September School Holidays?  Bring them to Coochie for some fun on the beach!  Saturday the 18th September is our official opening weekend for the beach hire gear and we will be operating everyday of the school holidays and then every weekend after the holidays  until the end of May 2011.  Weather dependent of course.  So bring the kids over to have some fun playing on the kayaks, canoes and aqua bikes while you sit and relax under the trees.

Of course our Tinnies and BBQ Pontoons are available year 'round so if you're up for a bit of fishing or exploring the island by boat just call to check availability.  Bookings are definitely recommended.

Check out our new page Kayak Adventure  and book a kayak to paddle around the island - Its AMAZING!