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Townsville
Townsville may be a little dryer than its northern friends but there is no doubting its significance as a major fishing destination. Situated on Cleveland Bay, the joint cities of Townsville and Thuringowa enjoy a lifestyle that most would envy, with a laid back approach to most things and a recreational opportunity for every taste view
Townsville Region
The fishing between Ingham and Proserpine is as varied and vibrant as the area itself. Here you’ll find dramatically different environments either side of the rugged rainforest mountains, which form part of the Great Dividing Range. On the coastal side of these magnificent mountains are sugar cane fields, along with mango plantations and farming land. On the western side of the mountains, the landscape changes from tropical green to rugged outback Australia. view
Karumba
Situated on the Gulf of Carpentaria, Karumba is a tiny town of just 600 permanent residents. Known as the ‘Gateway to the Gulf’ this place is well known by Queenslanders for its legendary fishing. From here you can easily access the Gulf itself as well as many of Western Cape York’s remote rivers, including the Norman River which flows from the south-east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria to the sea. view
The Gulf & Savannah
Many people visit Sydney or Melbourne and feel as though they have seen Australia. Logistically it’s impossible to visit everywhere in Australia in two or three weeks. Some would say it’s impossible to see the whole of Australia in two or three lifetimes. You can’t visit everywhere in Australia, but if you visit the Gulf and Savannah region you will have an opportunity to see the real outback Australia on your way to some magical gulf river and ocean fishing. view
Whitsundays
Bordered by the Great Barrier Reef and cradled by the calm waters of the Coral Sea, the Whitsundays lies midway along Australia's Queensland coast. The region spans from the beautiful beaches of Bowen in the north, to the cane fields and sugar mills of inland Proserpine, to the gorgeous golf greens of Laguna Whitsundays in the south. Its 74 islands - only eight of which are inhabited - are surrounded by one of the world’s seven natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef. view
Hinchinbrook
Hinchinbrook Island lies off the Cardwell coast, halfway between Cairns and Townsville and is Australia’s largest island National Park. The rainforest-clad island is surrounded by a maze of mangrove-lined creeks and channels, all of which present a spectacular sight from the mainland. view
Great Barrier Reef & Islands
Rising off the North Queensland coast is the greatest living organism on Earth: The Great Barrier Reef. Considered to be one of the seven wonders of the natural world, the Great Barrier Reef includes over 2,900 coral reefs, around 940 islands and cays, and stretches 2,300 kms along the Queensland coastline. view
Daintree Region
‘The Daintree’ is a loose term that locals use to describe the area between the actual Daintree Rainforest and the Cape Tribulation. This is a massive area, which covers over 60 kilometres of National Park, stretching from the Mossman Gorge all the way through to the Bloomfield River. view
Cassowary Coast
Between the cities of Cairns and Townsville lies the Cassowary Coast, stretching over 200 kilometres from Babinda down to Cardwell. The region is bordered by the Great Barrier Reef to the east and the World Heritage Wet Tropics Rainforest to the west and encompasses offshore islands, golden sandy beaches, cool mountain streams, waterfalls and mangrove everglades. The fauna is wide and varied with crocodiles, cassowaries, butterflies, birdlife and all the tropical sports fish you can think of. view
Weipa
Known as a key Barramundi hotspot of the north, Weipa’s estuarine and offshore waters are also home possibly the most prolific and diverse range of species in tropical Australia. In fact, it’s not uncommon for anglers to catch over 20 different species in the course of a week if they turn their hand to both river and offshore fishing. view
