Fishing, Boating & Water Activities
🎣Fishing, Boating & Water Activities
With Bass Strait, Corner Inlet, Shallow Inlet, Anderson Inlet, rivers, estuaries and sheltered waterways, the Prom Coast offers an incredible variety of fishing and water-based activities. Whether you’re casting a line from the beach, launching a boat, exploring an inlet by kayak or simply enjoying the water, there are plenty of places to get out on the water.
- Anderson Inlet – Inverloch – Explore the sheltered waters of Anderson Inlet by kayak, paddleboard or boat, with calm areas ideal for families and plenty of opportunities for fishing.
- Inverloch Surf Fishing – Cast a line from the ocean beaches around Inverloch, with surf fishing popular for Australian salmon, tailor and other species depending on the season.
- Inverloch Boat Fishing – Launch a boat and explore Anderson Inlet and the surrounding coastal waters, with opportunities for fishing, boating and exploring secluded areas.
- Inverloch Kayaking & Paddleboarding – Enjoy the calm waters of Anderson Inlet, particularly around the sheltered sections, which are ideal for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.
- Venus Bay – Fishing & Boating – Explore the waters around Venus Bay and the Tarwin River, with opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking and paddleboarding.
- Venus Bay Surf Fishing – Fish from the long ocean beaches around Venus Bay, a popular destination for surf fishing and beach walks.
- Tarwin River – Fish, kayak or paddle along the Tarwin River as it winds through the coastal countryside towards Venus Bay and the ocean.
- Sandy Point – Shallow Inlet – Explore the sheltered waters of Shallow Inlet, popular for fishing, kayaking, windsurfing, paddleboarding and boating.
- Sandy Point Fishing – Fish from the beaches, inlet and boat around Sandy Point, with Shallow Inlet providing a range of sheltered fishing locations.
- Shallow Inlet Boat Launching – Launch a boat and explore the extensive waters of Shallow Inlet, particularly popular with anglers and water-sports enthusiasts.
- Shallow Inlet Windsurfing & Kitesurfing – The wide, open waters of Shallow Inlet can provide excellent conditions for windsurfing and kitesurfing when the weather and wind are suitable.
- Waratah Bay Fishing – Try beach fishing along the long sandy shoreline of Waratah Bay, with opportunities to target salmon and other coastal species.
- Waratah Bay Kayaking – Launch a kayak when conditions are calm and explore the sheltered coastal waters around the bay.
- Corner Inlet – Fishing – Explore the extensive tidal waters of Corner Inlet, an important fishing area surrounded by mudflats, islands and coastal wetlands.
- Port Welshpool Fishing – Fish around the wharves, shoreline and waters of Corner Inlet, with the area offering access to some of South Gippsland’s most productive fishing grounds.
- Port Welshpool Boat Ramps – Launch a boat and head into Corner Inlet or towards the islands and waters surrounding Wilsons Promontory.
- Port Franklin Fishing Village – Experience the region’s fishing heritage and fish from the shoreline or head out onto the waters of Corner Inlet by boat.
- Port Franklin Boat Launching – Use the local boat facilities to access Corner Inlet and explore the surrounding waterways and fishing grounds.
- Toora & Corner Inlet – Explore the waterways around Toora and Corner Inlet for fishing, boating and birdwatching, with beautiful views towards the Prom.
- Wilsons Promontory Fishing – Explore the coastline around Wilsons Promontory for beach and rock fishing, remembering that fishing restrictions apply in some areas of the national park and marine parks.
- Norman Beach – Wilsons Promontory – Enjoy one of the Prom’s most spectacular beaches for walking, sightseeing and swimming, with fishing permitted in designated areas subject to park regulations.
- Tidal River – Explore the river and surrounding waterways at Wilsons Promontory, with opportunities for kayaking and nature watching where permitted.
- Boat Tours & Cruises – Look for local operators offering fishing charters, wildlife cruises, sightseeing trips and boat experiences around Corner Inlet and the Prom Coast.
- Fishing Charters – Join a local fishing charter for a day on the water and let an experienced skipper take you to productive fishing grounds around Corner Inlet and Bass Strait.
- Kayaking & Canoeing – Explore the region’s calmer waterways by kayak or canoe, including Anderson Inlet, Shallow Inlet and sections of the Tarwin River.
- Stand-Up Paddleboarding – Enjoy a peaceful paddle on sheltered waterways such as Anderson Inlet and Shallow Inlet when conditions are suitable.
- Surfing – Head to the ocean beaches around Inverloch, Venus Bay and Wilsons Promontory for surfing, with conditions ranging from beginner-friendly waves to more challenging breaks.
- Swimming & Water Play – Choose sheltered beaches and inlet waters around Inverloch, Sandy Point and Waratah Bay for swimming and family water activities when conditions are safe.
- Rock Fishing – Try rock fishing around suitable rocky sections of the Bunurong Coast and Wilsons Promontory, taking particular care with swell, tides and slippery rocks.
- Beach Fishing – Walk the long sandy beaches around Venus Bay, Waratah Bay, Sandy Point and Inverloch and try your luck with surf fishing.
- Estuary Fishing – Fish the region’s rivers, inlets and estuaries for a different experience to surf fishing, with Anderson Inlet, Shallow Inlet, Corner Inlet and the Tarwin River offering varied habitats.
- Wildlife from the Water – Explore the inlets and coastline by kayak or boat and keep an eye out for dolphins, seals, seabirds and other marine wildlife.
- Water Activities for Families – Sheltered areas around Anderson Inlet, Shallow Inlet and Waratah Bay can be ideal for families wanting to kayak, paddleboard, swim or simply enjoy a day beside the water.
- Sunrise & Sunset on the Water – Get out early for a peaceful paddle or finish the day beside the water and enjoy spectacular sunsets across Shallow Inlet, Corner Inlet and the surrounding coastline.
- Explore Corner Inlet by Boat – Discover the islands, tidal channels, mudflats and remote coastline of Corner Inlet, with Wilsons Promontory providing a spectacular backdrop.
- Explore the Coast by Boat – For experienced boaters, the waters around Corner Inlet, Bass Strait and the Prom offer opportunities to discover beaches and coastal landscapes that are difficult to access by road.