Wallaga Lakes – Sapphire Coast NSW
Wallaga Lakes forms part of the Gulaga National Park and is situated 296kms south west of Sydney and 7kms north of Bermagui.
The fishing throughout Wallaga Lakes is amazing and the serenity of the native surroundings offers an ideal backdrop for all avid fishermen..
Location – 372 kms South of Sydney – Princess Hwy 5 hours 13 mins drive
Boat ramps – Fairhaven (B) and Beauty Point (C)
Wallaga Lake is a deep lake, sometimes up to 10 metres and makes an easier boating destination than the nearby Bermagui river.
Throughout the lake, you will find dusky flathead (especially in the warmer months) along with bream, trevally, tailor, salmon, and large numbers of garfish.
A large quantity of fish have moved into the lakes recently due to the large rainfall, and are steadily increasing in numbers from the bridge to the entrance over the sand flats.
Lures, worms and prawns are best used with areas adjacent to any rocky point along the edges of the weed beds.
Best time of day is when the river is rising, usually early in the morning.
Plenty of octopuses can be found fossicking the shallows of Wallaga Lake.
Accommodation at Wallaga Lakes – Where to Fish at Bermagui – Beaches throughout the Mimosa National Park
Great Pictures of Wallaga Lakes
