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The best fishing spots in Australia

Whether you’re a beginner or pro-fisher, setting out for the day with your tackle box and line and making a success of the fishing expedition can often depend on where you plan to go. Not only can fishing be a relaxing and rewarding experience, it is a great way to see the beauty of this amazing country of ours. For the ultimate fishing adventure pack your gear and head to one of these not-to-missed spots.

South West Rocks, NSW
This quaint fishing village in New South Wales is only about 450km north of Sydney. The South West Rocks is the perfect place to throw a line in because while some fishing spots are bustling with holiday-goers or the weekend crowd, here it remains untouched and largely undiscovered by tourists.

Gippsland, Vic
Complete with coastal lakes, rivers, estuaries and the breathtaking Ninety Mile Beach, this spot offers year-round fishing. You can expect to find Australian salmon, bream, garfish, snapper and trevally.

Kimberley Coast, WA
This isolated coast is known as one of the country's last fishing frontiers. As well as being a beautiful area, it is known for its barramundi, red emperor, sailfish, queenfish and trevally all in impressive sizes.

Gove Peninsula, NT
From the remote location to the pristine waters and even the endless horizons, the fishing in these parts in nothing short of legendary. Plus, the size and quality of the fish combine to make it an unforgettable experience. What are you waiting for?

 

 

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