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Victoria Fishing Spots

Jetties, beaches, rock walls and river banks across Melbourne & Hobsons Bay, Bayside & Frankston, Mornington Peninsula, Geelong & Bellarine, Western Port & Phillip Island, Surf Coast & Great Ocean Road, Shipwreck Coast & South West, South Gippsland, and Gippsland Lakes & East, each with its own bite forecast.

144 spots, grouped by region.

Melbourne & Hobsons Bay

21 spots Regions

Altona Pier was rebuilt and reopened in January 2024, a new pier stretching more than 300 metres into the bay with a Y-shaped head and an...

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Beaumaris Wharf

Beaumaris is the bay's garfish hot spot, and the little wharf beside the Beaumaris yacht club is where land-based anglers chase them. Whi...

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Black Rock Jetty (Half Moon Bay)

Half Moon Bay at Black Rock is one of the busiest boat-launching spots on Port Phillip, and its jetty gives year-round access to a good v...

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Docklands (Collins Landing)

Victoria Harbour at Docklands is the lower Yarra's big-city fishery: pylons, pontoons and wharves on the edge of the CBD, with the Bolte ...

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Elwood Canal Mouth (Point Ormond)

The Elwood Canal meets the bay at Point Ormond, where a seawall and rock groynes line the shore below Point Ormond Reserve. The canal out...

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Gem Pier is a historic Williamstown pier of about 145 metres, home to the museum ship HMAS Castlemaine and right on the Nelson Place wate...

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Kerferd Road Pier

Kerferd Road Pier pokes out from the beach where Albert Park meets Middle Park, and along with St Kilda Pier it's one of the bay's two be...

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Lagoon Pier sits on the Port Melbourne beachfront between Station Pier and Kerferd Road Pier, and it's a popular fishing pier. It has non...

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Maribyrnong River (Raleigh Road)

Below Solomons Ford the Maribyrnong widens into a sluggish, deep estuary that winds through Melbourne's inner west, and the stretch aroun...

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Middle Brighton Pier

Middle Brighton Pier is the open part of a bigger structure. The section from the foreshore to the marina entrance was repaired and reope...

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Point Cook Coastal Park (Skeleton Creek Mouth)

Point Cook Coastal Park runs along the bay north from the RAAF base, and its northern shoreline near the Skeleton Creek mouth sits outsid...

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Point Gellibrand

Point Gellibrand Coastal Heritage Park was one of the first European settlements and seaports of the Port Phillip District, and its blues...

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Princes Pier was built between 1912 and 1915 and is heritage-listed as one of the largest timber-piled wharves in Australia. It closed fo...

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Sandringham Breakwater

The extensive breakwater around the Sandringham Yacht Club and harbour gives one of the biggest land-based platforms on the eastern side ...

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South Road Groynes (Brighton–Hampton)

Near the intersection of South Road and Beach Road, a set of rock groynes runs out from the beach at the Brighton–Hampton border, and the...

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St Kilda Pier was rebuilt and reopened in December 2024 — a new concrete-and-timber pier about 450 metres long with a wider accessible wa...

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Station Pier is Melbourne's cruise-ship terminal — home to visiting cruise liners and naval vessels — and it is open to anglers. Ports Vi...

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The Warmies (Newport Power Station)

The Warmies is the cooling-water outlet of the Newport gas-fired power station, discharging into the mouth of the Yarra downstream of the...

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Werribee River Mouth

The Werribee River meets Port Phillip at Werribee South, and the last stretch of it is the one place on the western shore where you can f...

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Werribee South Beach

Werribee South Beach runs from the Werribee River mouth east to the rock wall at Wyndham Harbour, a long shallow strip of sand and weed m...

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Yarra River (Anderson Street Landing)

Below Dights Falls the Yarra runs slow and tidal through the middle of Melbourne, and this section is under-fished with good access. Salt...

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Bayside & Frankston

11 spots Regions

Bonbeach is the southern end of the long Mordialloc–Patterson beach, finishing at the Patterson River mouth, the busiest boat channel in ...

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Davey's Bay Jetty

Davey's Bay is a small cove under the high bluffs of Mount Eliza, named after early settler James Davey, who built a jetty at its western...

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Frankston Pier has always had a good reputation for snapper and seasonal garfish, and since November 2012 it has had a secret weapon: an ...

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Kananook Creek runs about 9.6 km, much of it parallel to the coast behind the dunes from Carrum to its mouth beside Frankston Pier — loca...

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Mordialloc Creek

Mordialloc Creek winds out of the suburbs past moored boats and boat-hire jetties to meet the bay beside Mordialloc Pier, and bream and m...

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Mordialloc Pier

Mordialloc Pier is one of the most popular shore-based platforms in Port Phillip, and a reliable one for salmon and yelloweye mullet. The...

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Frankston South

Below the lookout on the Nepean Highway at Olivers Hill, the shoreline turns from Frankston's sand to rock, and the inshore water here is...

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Parkdale Beach sits on the long sandy run between Mentone and Mordialloc, and the water from Parkdale toward Black Rock is excellent insh...

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Patterson River (Launching Way)

The relatively short estuary of the Patterson River is lined with access points on both banks, and the best starting point is Launching W...

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Patterson River Mouth Rock Wall

Patterson River is a man-made waterway cut in 1878 to drain the old Carrum Swamp, and today it is the most popular boating and fishing ac...

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Seaford Pier is relatively short and surrounded by sand with some reasonable habitat, and it's a popular spot for fishing, swimming and s...

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Mornington Peninsula

18 spots Regions

Balcombe Creek Mouth

Balcombe Creek winds through the Balcombe Estuary Reserve and its boardwalk before reaching the bay at Mount Martha's north beach. Angler...

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Blairgowrie Pier

Blairgowrie Pier stands beside the Blairgowrie Yacht Squadron on the Rye side, and it is a long, popular pier with calamari the most comm...

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Bushrangers Bay

Bushrangers Bay is a small walk-in beach east of Cape Schanck, at the end of the Two Bays Trail in Mornington Peninsula National Park. Th...

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Cape Schanck is the southern tip of the Mornington Peninsula, a lighthouse and walking area in Mornington Peninsula National Park where B...

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Capel Sound Beach (Tootgarook)

The Tootgarook and Capel Sound foreshore runs between Rosebud and Rye, with a small boat ramp suitable for small craft only. Offshore, th...

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Gunnamatta Beach

Gunnamatta is the most popular surf beach in Mornington Peninsula National Park, and ocean fishing is common here thanks to the deep rip ...

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Koonya Ocean Beach

Koonya Ocean Beach sits at the end of Hughes Road on the Sorrento ocean coast, and surfing, fishing and sunbathing are the reasons to mak...

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McCrae Beach is the strip of bay sand between Dromana and Rosebud, tucked under Anthonys Nose and the slopes of Arthurs Seat, with the sm...

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Mornington Pier

Mornington Pier runs out from Schnapper Point and doubles as the breakwater for the boat harbour, which is why it has deep water on one s...

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Mount Martha Rocks

The Mount Martha rocks are one of the very best shore-based fishing locations in Port Phillip, especially on a rising tide. The stretch b...

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Point King Beach

Point King sits on the bay shore between Portsea and Sorrento, a sheltered beach looking over moorings and weed beds towards the shipping...

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Portsea Back Beach (Portsea Ocean Beach)

Portsea's back beach faces Bass Strait on the national-park side of the Peninsula, and ocean fishing sits alongside surfing and walking a...

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Rosebud Pier sits opposite Jetty Road and runs about 300 m into the bay, with the shipping channel passing close to its end. It is mostly...

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Rye Back Beach (Rye Ocean Beach)

Rye Ocean Beach — the Rye back beach, with Number Sixteen Beach at its western end — is a stretch of reef breaks and sand gutters on the ...

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Rye Pier is famous in Melbourne's shore-based fishing scene, and on any day or night there are anglers on it except in the worst weather....

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Safety Beach is the long, sheltered stretch of bay sand between Dromana and Martha Cove, under the slopes of Arthurs Seat. It is a family...

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Sorrento Back Beach

Sorrento Back Beach sits about 1.5 km south of Sorrento township on the Bass Strait side, with rock pools at low tide, a cafe and kiosk, ...

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Sorrento Pier sits beside the Searoad terminal for the Queenscliff car ferry, and the dredged channel in front of it gives land-based ang...

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Geelong & Bellarine

19 spots Regions

Thirteenth Beach runs west from the Barwon Heads bluff towards Breamlea, a long stretch of open surf that locals treat as the area's salm...

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Bancoora Beach at Breamlea is the surf beach between 13th Beach and Torquay, and it is one of the more popular local spots for surf salmo...

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Barwon Heads Bridge (Barwon River)

The bridge between Barwon Heads and Ocean Grove crosses the Barwon River just upstream of the mouth, and the river mouth and bridge are c...

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Barwon River at Sheepwash

River Parade runs along the west bank of the Barwon River estuary on the northern edge of Barwon Heads, at the end of Sheepwash Road, abo...

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Clifton Springs Jetty

Clifton Springs

Clifton Springs is one of the Bellarine's best shore-based options: the jetty at the boat ramp has had a significant renovation that doub...

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Collendina Beach

Collendina is the eastern stretch of the Ocean Grove surf beach, reached from the Collendina Reserve and foreshore, with toilets at the f...

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Cunningham Pier

Cunningham Pier dates to the 1850s and stretches 350 m out into Corio Bay, holding a good number of anglers and giving access to deeper w...

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Indented Head Boat Ramp Jetty

Indented Head sits on the Bellarine's eastern shore between Portarlington and St Leonards, and the inshore waters around here are extensi...

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Limeburners Point

Limeburners Point is the boat ramp on the eastern edge of Geelong's inner harbour, with toilets and a fish-cleaning table. Its breakwall ...

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Lonsdale Bight Beach

Lonsdale Bight is the bay-side curve of beach between Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale, just inside the Heads. Swan Bay and the Lonsdale Bi...

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Ocean Grove Main Beach

Ocean Grove Main Beach runs east from the Barwon River mouth towards Point Lonsdale, a seasonally patrolled family surf beach that also f...

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Point Henry Beach

Point Henry juts into Corio Bay east of Geelong, beside the kilometre-long former Alcoa pier. The point offers exceptional shelter, letti...

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Point Lonsdale Pier

Point Lonsdale Pier sits at the base of the lighthouse beside the Rip, with views across the Heads to Point Nepean. It is surrounded by t...

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Point Richards is the boat ramp and breakwall on the point west of Portarlington. Off the point, seagrass and broken ground with sand pat...

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Portarlington Pier

Portarlington Pier is busy in the holidays and productive all year, and the pier itself is modern and comfortable after its upgrade. An e...

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Queenscliff Pier

Queenscliff Pier, the old Steamer Pier, carries a heritage-listed lifeboat shed — the crews based here saved many lives at the Port Phill...

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Rippleside Pier

Rippleside Pier sits on the Corio Bay shore just north of Geelong's waterfront, and it has had two upgrades — new decking, seating and ac...

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St Leonards Pier

St Leonards Pier is due to be rebuilt, and until the works start it is one of the Bellarine's best calamari and whiting spots — there is ...

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Wangim Walk is the 440 m walkway built to cut wave impact on the Royal Geelong Yacht Club — the floating, boomerang-shaped walkway east o...

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Western Port & Phillip Island

15 spots Regions

Cleeland Bight is the sheltered, east-facing bight between the Newhaven bridge and the rocks of Cape Woolamai. It is about 3 km wide, wit...

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Corinella Pier, off Peters Street beside the foreshore caravan park, looks across Western Port to French Island and has one feature that ...

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Cowes Jetty, built in 1870, is the centrepiece of Phillip Island's main town, flanked by sheltered family beaches and the ferry service a...

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Flinders Pier is the squid pier of Western Port. It runs 327 m out from Bass Park in Flinders village near the western entrance, where th...

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Hastings Jetty runs out from the Hastings foreshore next to the boat ramp and Western Port Marina, and it is the easy-going end of Wester...

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Merricks Beach is a long, quiet sandy stretch on the Western Port side of the Mornington Peninsula, at the end of Merricks Beach Road. It...

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Powlett River Mouth

The Powlett River reaches Bass Strait east of Kilcunda, inside Yallock-Bulluk Marine and Coastal Park, and the mouth gives two fisheries ...

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Rhyll is the small fishing village on Phillip Island's north-eastern tip, and its long jetty at the end of Beach Road is a heritage-value...

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San Remo Pier is on Marine Parade, on the mainland side just before the bridge to Phillip Island, and it is a working fishing port as wel...

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Smiths Beach is the surf beach on Phillip Island's south coast below the Smiths Beach village, and with Woolamai it is the island's go-to...

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Stony Point Pier

Stony Point Pier sits at the end of the road on the western shore of Western Port, beside the terminal where the passenger ferries leave ...

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Tankerton Jetty (French Island)

Tankerton Jetty is the front door of French Island, where the passenger ferry from Stony Point ties up after a crossing of about 15 minut...

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Tooradin Jetty & Sawtells Inlet

Tooradin sits on Sawtells Inlet at the northern tip of Western Port, and you can fish from the jetty as well as plenty of good spots alon...

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Warneet Jetties

Warneet sits on Rutherford Inlet in the quiet northern reaches of Western Port, and its two jetties were rebuilt by Parks Victoria and re...

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Woolamai Surf Beach

Woolamai Surf Beach is the longest and most exposed beach on Phillip Island — 4.2 km of sand facing south-west into high waves and wester...

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Surf Coast & Great Ocean Road

12 spots Regions

Apollo Bay Harbour (Breakwaters & Wharf)

Apollo Bay's harbour is enclosed by two big rock breakwaters, with designated recreational fishing areas along the wharf and both walls. ...

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Barham River (Apollo Bay)

The Barham River runs out of the Otways and through the southern edge of Apollo Bay to the sea, and its estuary is a calm-water alternati...

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Curdies Inlet (Peterborough)

Curdies Inlet is the broad estuary of the Curdies River at Peterborough, and the best fishing is in the estuary itself, which runs 16 km ...

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Fairhaven Beach

Fairhaven Beach is the long surf beach that runs south-west from Aireys Inlet towards Moggs Creek and Eastern View, under the Great Ocean...

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Fishermans Beach (Torquay)

Fishermans Beach is the sheltered side of Torquay — the sand that runs north-east from the boat ramp under the lee of Point Danger, facin...

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Jan Juc is the open surf beach just west of Torquay, a crescent of sand under the cliffs between the surf club and the bluff at its south...

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Johanna Beach is the wild, exposed surf beach in the Great Otway National Park west of Apollo Bay, reached off the Great Ocean Road near ...

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Kennett River (Mouth & Beach)

Kennett River is a small Otways creek that crosses the beach beside the Great Ocean Road between Lorne and Apollo Bay, with a surf club o...

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Lorne Pier (Point Grey)

Lorne Pier reaches out from Point Grey into Loutit Bay, and it is the town's main platform into deeper water. It has reopened after a clo...

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Painkalac Creek (Aireys Inlet)

Painkalac Creek is the narrow estuary that winds behind Aireys Inlet before meeting the sea at the Aireys Inlet end of Fairhaven Beach. I...

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Point Roadknight (Anglesea)

Point Roadknight is the low rocky point at the western end of Anglesea, with a sheltered beach and boat ramp tucked inside it and a reef ...

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Port Campbell Jetty

Port Campbell Jetty is a 50 m boating and fishing structure in the small, cliff-lined bay at Port Campbell, and it is a popular fishing s...

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Shipwreck Coast & South West

16 spots Regions

Bridgewater Bay Surf Beach

Cape Bridgewater

Bridgewater Bay is the long, curving surf beach west of Portland that runs to Cape Bridgewater. It is a big, scenic beach with plenty of ...

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Dutton Way Beach (Portland Bay)

Dutton Way follows the shore of Portland Bay north of Portland town, with a long strip of beach between the road and the water. This shor...

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East Beach (Port Fairy)

East Beach is Port Fairy's main town beach, running north from the Moyne mouth past the surf club, then curving east around Port Fairy Ba...

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Fitzroy River Mouth (Tyrendarra)

The Fitzroy River reaches the sea between Portland and Port Fairy, and its estuary runs some 13–16 km up to the lava flow at Tyrendarra a...

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Glenelg River (Nelson)

The Glenelg reaches the Southern Ocean at Nelson, a few kilometres from the South Australian border, and its estuary is the longest in Vi...

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Hopkins River (Mahoneys Road)

The end of Mahoneys Road is one of the public access points on the Hopkins estuary — a boat ramp, a jetty and bank access on a stretch of...

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Hopkins River Mouth (Point Ritchie)

The Hopkins estuary runs about 9.5 km from Tooram Stones near Allansford down to the mouth at Point Ritchie, and it is one of the best re...

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Killarney Beach

Killarney Beach sits on the coast between Warrnambool and Port Fairy, and it is the quiet one of Port Fairy's beaches: whiting and squid ...

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Lee Breakwater (Portland)

The Lee Breakwater forms the northern boundary of Portland Harbour, running east-west for 1,179 m to water 12.2 m deep at its tip, and it...

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Logans Beach (Warrnambool)

Logans Beach is the surf beach running east from the Hopkins River mouth at Warrnambool, better known for the southern right whales that ...

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Merri River (Dennington)

Below the Bromfield Street weir the Merri winds past Dennington on the outskirts of Warrnambool, and its estuary reaches up to about the ...

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Moyne River Mouth (Griffiths Island)

Where the Moyne River runs out to sea, the rock wall on the Griffiths Island side gives land-based anglers a shot at ocean fish without a...

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Port Fairy Wharf (Moyne River)

Port Fairy is built around the Moyne River, and the wharf on its west bank — lined with the fishing boats you can see from the footbridge...

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Surry River (Narrawong)

The Surry River reaches the sea at Narrawong, east of Portland, through an estuary that reaches about 10 km upstream — most of the fishin...

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Warrnambool Breakwater (Lady Bay)

The Warrnambool Breakwater is the 19th-century wall that shelters Lady Bay and the boats moored behind it, and it is the city's one real ...

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Yambuk Lake (Eumeralla Estuary)

Yambuk Lake is the 80-hectare estuary of the Eumeralla and Shaw rivers, west of Port Fairy, surrounded by sand dunes and with camping rig...

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South Gippsland

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Anderson Inlet Jetty (Venus Bay)

Venus Bay has two faces: the long Bass Strait surf on one side of town and the quiet southern shore of Anderson Inlet on the other. The A...

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Harmers Haven (Wreck Bay)

Harmers Haven is a tiny settlement on the Bass Coast south of Wonthaggi, sitting above Wreck Bay — a rocky, reef-studded stretch of shore...

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Inverloch Jetty (Anderson Inlet)

Inverloch Jetty is the short Gippsland Ports jetty beside the Inverloch boat ramp at the end of Pier Road, on the town side of Anderson I...

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Inverloch Surf Beach

Inverloch Surf Beach is the ocean-facing beach in front of the Inverloch Surf Life Saving Club, running west from town toward Flat Rocks....

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McLoughlins Beach Jetty

McLoughlins Beach

McLoughlins Beach Jetty sits on the channel behind the western end of Ninety Mile Beach, in the Nooramunga Marine and Coastal Park where ...

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Port Albert Wharf & Jetties

Port Albert is one of the oldest ports in Victoria, and the wharf on Wharf Street is still the centre of town — a working waterfront with...

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Port Franklin (Franklin River Harbour)

Port Franklin is a small fishing village on the lower Franklin River where it meets Corner Inlet, and a base for the inlet's small commer...

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Port Welshpool Long Jetty

The Port Welshpool Long Jetty is the reason many anglers drive this far. It reaches out into Corner Inlet from the Port Welshpool foresho...

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Shallow Inlet (Sandy Point)

Shallow Inlet is the small tidal inlet on the eastern side of Waratah Bay, tucked between Sandy Point and the northern edge of Wilsons Pr...

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Tarwin River (Tarwin Lower)

The Tarwin River is the estuary that feeds the head of Anderson Inlet, and at Tarwin Lower it runs right past the township along River Dr...

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Toora Jetty (Corner Inlet)

Toora Jetty is the short pontoon-style jetty beside the Toora boat ramp on the northern shore of Corner Inlet, below the town of Toora an...

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Venus Bay Beach (No. 1 Beach)

Venus Bay is the long Bass Strait surf beach inside Cape Liptrap Coastal Park, running roughly 25 km from the Point Smythe sand spit at t...

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Waratah Bay Beach

Waratah Bay is the broad, sweeping bay between Cape Liptrap and Sandy Point, looking straight across to the peaks of Wilsons Promontory, ...

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Gippsland Lakes & East

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Bastion Point Beach (Mallacoota)

Bastion Point is Mallacoota's ocean front door: an ocean boat ramp and breakwater built in 2015 to give boats a safer, sheltered launch, ...

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Bemm River (Sydenham Inlet)

Bemm River is a tiny town on Sydenham Inlet in far East Gippsland, and fishing is top of the list for most visitors. It is famous for bre...

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Bullock Island (Lakes Entrance)

Bullock Island is the working end of Lakes Entrance — home to a large portion of the commercial fleet — and it sits on the main channels ...

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Eastern Beach (Lakes Entrance)

Eastern Beach is the stretch of Ninety Mile Beach east of the Lakes Entrance township, and it is where surf anglers go when the main beac...

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Fishermans Landing (Lake Tyers)

Lake Tyers Beach

Lake Tyers is a bush-fringed estuary east of Lakes Entrance, usually closed to the sea, with a well-deserved reputation for trophy bream,...

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Golden Beach (Ninety Mile Beach)

Golden Beach is a small community on Ninety Mile Beach about 36 km from Sale, and it is a surf-fishing town first and a holiday town seco...

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Hollands Landing (McLennan Strait)

Hollands Landing

Hollands Landing sits on McLennan Strait, the channel joining Lake Wellington and Lake Victoria, and it is the best bet for bream fishers...

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Kalimna Jetty sits on the Gippsland Lakes just west of Lakes Entrance, with a rock wall alongside it, and the pair are great for bream, l...

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Lakes Entrance Footbridge (Cunninghame Arm)

The footbridge is the pedestrian crossing from the middle of the Lakes Entrance Esplanade over Cunninghame Arm to the surf beach, and it ...

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Loch Sport Marina Jetty (Lake Victoria)

Loch Sport is a small township on the shore of Lake Victoria, and its Marina Public Jetty is the town's public fishing platform. The pred...

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Mallacoota Foreshore & Wharf (Bottom Lake)

Mallacoota Inlet is the far-east corner of Victoria, and its bream and flathead fishing is hard to match — top of the list among East Gip...

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Marlo Jetty (Snowy River Estuary)

Marlo sits at the mouth of the Snowy River, where the Snowy and Brodribb rivers meet the sea, and its town jetty is the easy way onto the...

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Metung Boardwalk & Wharf

Metung is the village on a peninsula almost entirely surrounded by Lake King and Bancroft Bay, and its boardwalk and town jetties are whe...

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Mitchell River Silt Jetties (Eagle Point)

The Mitchell River Silt Jetties at Eagle Point are long, narrow banks of river silt that run out into Lake King — about 8 km of them, the...

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Nungurner Jetty

Nungurner Jetty sits on the tip of the Nungurner shore looking across Reeve Channel, a short drive from Metung, and it is the jetty local...

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Pettmans Beach (Lake Tyers)

Lake Tyers Beach

Pettmans Beach is a remote stretch of surf inside Lake Tyers State Park, with a bush camping area behind the dunes, and it appeals to ang...

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Progress Jetty (Paynesville)

Progress Jetty is the main public jetty on the Paynesville foreshore, on the channel between the town and Raymond Island where Lake Victo...

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Salmon Rocks (Cape Conran)

Salmon Rocks is the rocky stretch and exposed beach at West Cape in Cape Conran Coastal Park, east of Marlo on the Wilderness Coast. Wave...

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Seaspray Beach (Ninety Mile Beach)

Seaspray is a small town sitting directly on Ninety Mile Beach, about 32 km south of Sale, and it is one of the beach's popular fishing t...

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