Saltwater Fishing Spots In Victoria
Victorian
Fishing for snapper is almost synonymous with Port Phillip and Western Port bays.
While species such as flathead and bream can be found throughout the bays, beaches and estuaries. Surf fishing for species such as Australian salmon and Tailor is popular along Victoria’s surf coasts.
Some fishos head out to places like Warnambool and Port Fairy to target Southern Bluefin Tuna. It’s even possible to target Marlin other larger game fish to the states far Eastern seaboard coast.
Freshwater Fishing Hotspots
Melbourne Land-Based Fishing
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A lot of folks target bream in the estuary when Mordialloc Creek fishing. A lot of these folks eat what they catch. I have to…
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Victorian Saltwater Fishing FAQ
What Kind Of Saltwater Fishing Environments Exist In Victoria?
Victoria offers saltwater fishing in our bays, inlets and beaches. While the ocean beaches offer exciting surf fishing for a variety of species.
Saltwater also includes a number of estuaries that empty into the likes of Port Phillip Bay.
Deepwater fishing includes opportunities to target Southern Bluefin Tuna, Marlin and Swordfish, as well as a variety of shark species.