Bundaberg: Fishing

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Whether it’s calm seas or warm fresh water that has you hooked, Bundaberg’s rivers, lakes and coastline will lure you in for the ultimate angling adventure.

Hook yourself a barramundi in the freshwater lakes of the Bass to Barra Fishing trail – these waters are widely considered some of the best spots for it. Charter a boat and head out to sea, where cobia, mahi mahi, reef fish and wahoo abound. Try your hand at big Barra fishing at Lake Monduran or, if you think fishing is just an excuse to sit around all day, kayak fishing on Bundaberg’s lakes or off its stunning coastline will soon change your mind.


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Oaks Beach

Burnett Heads, Bundaberg Area
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Only 18 kilometres north east of Bundaberg you will find Oaks Beach - a small beach good for snorkelling, fishing, rock walking or swimming. There is also a 200 metre stretch of beach perfect for surfing.

Elliott Heads Beach

Elliott Heads, Bundaberg Area
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Elliott Heads is a 15 minute drive from Bundaberg Central Business District and is surrounded by rural cane and small crop farms. Elliott Heads offers swimming at the patrolled surf beach or drop your boat in for a fish at Riverview.

Lake Monduran

Gin Gin, Bundaberg Area
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You can't avoid Bass and Barra when it comes to Lake Monduran. You can do Barramundi charters, fish yourself for barra on the lake, eat barra, picnic with barra, barbecue with Barra and even be in a competition to catch the biggest Barra.
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