From tranquil estuaries to offshore reefs, Bunbury is a popular spot for anglers looking to fish to their heart’s content. The region in and around Bunbury is teeming with a diverse range of fish with spectacular scenery to boot! Here's a guide to some of the best fishing locations in Bunbury.
Back Beach and the rocks of Wyalup Point are a popular fishing spot in Bunbury
A favourite among land-based anglers, the Bunbury Harbour's breakwater is renowned for producing catches of tailor and mulloway. The deep shipping channel inside the harbour is particularly productive at night, offering anglers the chance to reel in sizable mulloway.
This estuarine system is ideal for those seeking calmer waters. Anglers can expect to catch black bream, herring, and whiting. During the warmer months, the inlet is also abundant with blue swimmer crabs, which can be easily scooped.
Located near Hungry Hollow and the south break wall, Back Beach is a popular shore fishing spot. It's known for herring and tailor, with the occasional mulloway making an appearance, especially during nighttime in deeper channels.
Accessible via land-based entry points like Millbridge Estate, the Collie River is home to black bream and the occasional small mulloway. It's a serene spot, perfect for anglers seeking a peaceful fishing experience.
Two very popular beach fishing areas (and beach 4WD) in the region. Buffalo Beach produces some nice Mulloway and you should be able to get Tailor in the late afternoon. A little further south is Belvidere. The beach is well known for Whiting, Herring, Skippy, Tailor, and Mulloway in the summer.
Snapper is one of the more popular fish anglers try for in Bunbury
For optimal fishing conditions in Bunbury, consider the following times:
Whether you're casting a line from the shore or heading out to sea, Bunbury's diverse fishing spots promise an enjoyable experience for all anglers. Remember to respect local regulations and the environment to ensure these waters remain abundant for future generations.
