Fishing in Eurobodalla

Game On Charters Batemans Bay

Tuross Lake

Clyde River Houseboats

South Durras

Narooma Charters and Barunguba Montague Island Tours

Tuross Head

Badenoch Fishing Charters Batemans Bay

Corrigans Beach

Jetties and break walls are perfect for learning to fish and for fun times with the kids. For a bit more action on foot, pick a beach and take your surf rod down.

The Clyde River and in-shore reefs are a haven for boaties. There are easy catches to be had drifting along sandy or gravely areas in your tinnie or kayak. The estuaries are home to bream, whiting, mulloway and dusky flathead while off the beach you will find plenty of Australian salmon, tailor and gummy sharks.

Further out on the Continental Shelf you’ll find the big game fish such as blue, black and striped marlin, yellowfin tuna and albacore.

For an awesome fishing adventure, let the experts take you out on their comfortable, well equipped fishing charters that depart from the Batemans Bay Marina on most days. Wherever you choose to wet a line around here you’ll catch some decent fish.

Batemans Bay

Narooma

Moruya

Wagonga Inlet

Moruya River

Montague Island Adventures and Charter Fish Narooma

Durras Beach

Durras Lake

Narooma Fishing and Dive Centre

Tuross Head is a place many visitors never want to leave. Spend time here and you are bound to meet someone who has done just that.

Set on a low-lying headland perched between twin lakes, and with stunning ocean beaches stretching north and south, the small village is surrounded by magnificent waterways.

The beach area to the north of the inlet is sublime, with the water ranging from crystal clear to deep blue as it alternates the sandy depths and shallows. The beach here has a knack for attracting driftwood and it’s not unusual to find sun-bleached castaway-style shelters, or impromptu abstract art forms, crafted by other beachgoers.  

Across the narrow inlet to the south, the long tapering sandbar that protects the lake becomes a wide beach forming the gateway to Eurobodalla National Park.  A swim or kayak across the sparkling water to the sandbar, and time spent wading with the rays, fish and birds, is a life-affirming pleasure that lingers with you long after.   

Not far from the inlet, on the calm waters of Tuross Lake, is the small but enchanting waterfront café area. Once the working boat sheds and wharf for the commercial fishery, the original timber building and dock are largely unchanged. It’s a special place, and almost unique in allowing you to tie your kayak or boat up right next to your table, or cast a line while having a coffee. A meal here at sunset, watching the water, earth and sky shift through the spectrum of colours, is particularly fine.

Tuross Lake here is renowned for large and plentiful flathead. Fed by the Tuross River, a network of natural channels provides hidden fishing holes, unexpected islands and sheltered picnic spots.  On the opposite side of the peninsula, the smaller shallower Coila Lake is famous for large bream and small greenback prawns. Prawning, in season can be as simple as walking the shallows with a torch and scoop net, and is a relaxing and rewarding way to spend a summer evening with family and friends.

Destination Information

Eurobodalla