Lake Nagambie Boat Ramp was rebuilt in recent years. It's a concrete ramp in excellent condition. Providing great access to the Lake by launching in the Goulburn River. Also providing excellent access to navigate upstream for fishing and sightseeing. It's an easy ramp to launch from for small to medium sized tinny's and shallow draft boats.
The ramp is certainly deep enough to launch a lake or river boat. With a good incline. I launched here without any difficulty.
At the time it was a weekday outside of peak holiday season.
I expect it would become quite busy over the summer holidays and Easter.
Navigating downstream to the lake offers some great fishing opportunities within the river. With lots of overhanging trees and fallen timber structure. As well as reed beds.
If your focus is on Murray Cod or Golden Perch then the structure in the river is a great opportunity. Many good sized Cod and Perch are taken every year. With much of the river being difficult to access by land-based fisho’s.
If you’re after Redfin head down to the lake. There’s some trout around, too.
Of course – the terror of the waterways, European Carp, are present. With some huge specimens caught at times. While reportedly less prevalent than in the past they are still present in large numbers.
*Some fish species vary according to time of year and local environmental conditions.
Accommodation & Facilities
The area is well serviced with accommodation with the Caravan Park being adjacent to the boat ramp. The caravan has its own private boat ramp, too. As well as an informal ramp if you want to heave your tinny off the trailer and slide it into the lake. Not as hard as it sounds.
Within and nearby the township of Nagambie there are a few other caravan parks. As well as a large number of motels and hotels.
There’s a supermarket for supplies. As well as some great local eating places and take-aways.
There’s also several places you can buy bait and tackle. Year round boat storage facilities and some great family facilities for BBQ and picnics.
A visit to the excellent vineyards locally makes Nagambie a perfect holiday destination. One that’s very close to Melbourne – just a little over an hour and a half.
Lake Nagambie Boat Ramp Map & Location
Address:
66 Loddings Ln, Nagambie VIC 3608, Australia
Lat:
-36.787462569668
Lng:
145.12978067725
Proximity:
1 h 45 min from Melbourne CBD via the Hume Freeway
Location Review & Rating
Pros
Modern, clean and well designed concrete boat ramp.
A quality freshwater ramp an hour and a half from Melbourne.
A simple docking area is provided for post launch.
Cons
No boat or fish cleaning facilities. However you probably don't really need either here.
Parking is good overall - but a little tight in peak season.
Nearest toilets are in caravan park - which are private. So you have to go back to town for this.
Review Overview
Fishability
Family Friendly
Boat Ramp Condition
Trailer Parking
Environment & Pollution
Summary
This is an excellent boat ramp. One of the best freshwater river boat ramps in Victoria in my opinion. The local community have certainly earned the right to feel proud of it.
When I visited there were very few people around - so very few boats. So launching was simple. Fast and easy.
I re-trailered the boat in the Caravan Park boat ramp. However, it would have been a no brainer to re-trailer the boat using this ramp.
5
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I'm Dave, I live and fish in and around Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
When it comes to fishing I love going out to land-based fishing spots, heading out in the tinny (aka an Aluminum Boat) and kayak fishing.
I've been fishing since I was a teen. Beginning way back in the 1970s. It was a hobby I picked up myself as my family certainly had no interest. Making me the black sheep! My favourite fish is Flathead and Snapper. Though I'm partial to Flake (Gummy Shark) and Calamari too! While I enjoy fishing for freshwater species like Redfin and Murray Cod I prefer eating saltwater species. They're just so mouth-wateringly tasty!
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