What fish can you catch at North Metro Artificial Reef?

Pink Snapper, West Australian Dhufish, Samson Fish, Yellowtail Kingfish, Tuna, Skippy, King George Whiting. Species listed are those the source records for this spot — seasons and what is actually biting change through the year, so check the current forecast before you go.

Can you fish North Metro Artificial Reef from the shore?

No — North Metro Artificial Reef is a boat-access spot. You need a vessel to fish it.

Do I need to check the fishing rules for North Metro Artificial Reef?

Yes. Bag limits, size limits and closures change and are set by the Western Australia fisheries authority — always check the current rules before you keep a fish. Fishare's Western Australia regulations page tracks them.

WA · REEF · OCEAN REEF OFFSHORE

North Metro Artificial Reef.

North Metro Artificial Reef is structure holding reef fish in Ocean Reef offshore, with boat access. Anglers target Pink Snapper, West Australian Dhufish, Samson Fish and more. Sourced from the official listing, 8 July 2026.

Spot type

Reef

Access

Boat

Species

Region

Ocean Reef offshore

Fishing North Metro Artificial Reef

North Metro Artificial Reef is a Perth-north structure field west of Ocean Reef Marina. It is a high-value metro mark because it brings a source-backed reef pin to a heavily searched Perth offshore area.

What's there

Pink SnapperWest Australian DhufishSamson FishYellowtail KingfishTunaSkippyKing George Whiting

Best conditions: Use the centre point to find the module field, then set up drifts or trolls around the structure rather than sitting over it. The 27 metre depth suits sounder-led approaches for both demersal fish and passing pelagics.

Where it is

-31.75980, 115.64900

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Check the rules first

WA regs SSOT; check DPIRD rules, Perth metropolitan closures and demersal requirements before fishing.

Bag limits, size limits and closures are set by the Western Australia fisheries authority and change through the year. Fishare tracks the current rules on the WA fishing regulations page — check it before you keep a fish.

Common questions

What fish can you catch at North Metro Artificial Reef?: Pink Snapper, West Australian Dhufish, Samson Fish, Yellowtail Kingfish, Tuna, Skippy, King George Whiting. Species listed are those the source records for this spot — seasons and what is actually biting change through the year, so check the current forecast before you go.
Can you fish North Metro Artificial Reef from the shore?: No — North Metro Artificial Reef is a boat-access spot. You need a vessel to fish it.
When is the best time to fish North Metro Artificial Reef?: Use the centre point to find the module field, then set up drifts or trolls around the structure rather than sitting over it. The 27 metre depth suits sounder-led approaches for both demersal fish and passing pelagics.
Do I need to check the fishing rules for North Metro Artificial Reef?: Yes. Bag limits, size limits and closures change and are set by the Western Australia fisheries authority — always check the current rules before you keep a fish. Fishare's Western Australia regulations page tracks them.

Source & verification

Details for North Metro Artificial Reef come from the official source, retrieved 8 July 2026.

Source detail: Official WA DPIRD page provides centre-point coordinate 31 45.588 S, 115 38.94 E, depth and module count. Species and method detail cross-checked against Recfishwest artificial reefs guide.

Conditions change. Access closes, sand moves and structure shifts — check locally before you travel a long way.

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Other marks around Ocean Reef offshore — species, access and conditions on every page.

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