Fishing and Diving Shipwreck Coast

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Fishing Around Warrnambool

Whether you are a first time fisher and want to have a bit of fun with the kids, or are looking for a serious catch, Warrnambool offers a diverse range of fishing opportunities in picturesque locations.

From freshwater fishing in our lakes and rivers to estuarine and saltwater fishing in our bays, inlets and ocean, you can dangle a line from a wharf, enjoy the challenge of the surf or rocks, or find the perfect spot in a boat.

All fishing requires a licence, please contact the Visitor Information Centre for a list of licence outlets throughout Warrnambool.

The Visitor Information Centre can also provide a comprehensive listing of fishing spots and species - available for download here. Boat launching is available at the Breakwater for ocean fishing, or the Hopkins or Merri Rivers.

Book your fishing charter here

Diving Around Warrnambool and the Shipwreck Coast

Warrnambool is a great base to explore the under water wonders of the Shipwreck Coast.

Dive Inn can equip you with all the gear required, and give you that local knowledge that will make your experience even better. Check them out HERE

Merri Marine Sanctuary is a stunning playground right at our doorstep. Divers can enjoy an incredible range of marine life and awesome reef formations! The best is that it can all be accessed direct from the shore.

Please note the sanctuary area has a "no take zone policy" however there are many other sites in which Crayfish and other fish life can be taken.

 

 


 

Getting To Warrnambool

Getting to the Excitement Capital of the Great Ocean Road

 

There are lots of great reasons to come and enjoy Warrnambool, but how do you get here?

Why not use this Family Friendly Site that plans your trip to Warrnambool from anywhere in Australia, and even tells you were all those Public Toilets are on the way.

A great way to plan for those 'little' stops with the kids.

 
CLICK HERE - Toilet Map Route Planner

 

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www.visitvictoria.com

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www.greatoceanroad.org