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| Information about fishing along the Great Ocean Road. List of best baits to use for each fish species. Detailed information on the species of fish you might expect to catch in this area. | |||
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| Port Campbell: Great fun fishing from the jetty or book a fishing charter through the Info Centre. Surf fishing also popular. Peterborough: When the bream are biting the estuary attracts fishermen from all over. Salmon, snapper and gummy are caught off the beaches whilst bream, mullet and estauary perch are caught on the Curdies River. Princetown: The estuary of the Gellibrand river fishes well fro bream, trevally, eel and mullet. From the surf catches of salmon, snapper, trevally and gummy shark are common. | |||
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| Princetown Beach Surging shorebreak has caught many seasoned campaigners unawares so please be careful. Species: Australian Salmon, trevally, snapper, gummy shark. Location: Turn off the Great Ocean Road onto Old Coach Road East 18km east of Port Campbell. Access: Via a 650m sandy track (steep in parts) from the north of the parking area or by following the sandy banks of the Gellibrand River to it’s mouth 750m. Caution: Gravel road gives way to deep sand very quickly visitors without 4WD need to take the first opportunity to turn right when approaching the small car parking area. Port Campbell Pier: Great spot to try for luck. Fishing in deep water from ocean jetty Species: Australian salmon, squid, trevally, Location: Lord Street Port Campbell Access: Pedestrians share access with vehicles and boat trailers launching via the crane on the pier. Access is reasonable to the upper level, steps to the lower level. Newfield Bay: Species: Australian salmon, trevally, snapper, gummy shark Location: 11km east of Port Campbell Access: From car parks on the east side of the Peterborough bridge (steep sandy tracks.) Access (when the Curdies river mouth is closed) is also possible from the main car park on the west side of the bridge. | |||
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