Our Queenscliff crew posses, over 100 years of local experience and knowledge between them. Their expertise will give you the ultimate chance to hook the fight of your life.

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Specialists in Salt Water Fly fishing Trips, we operate from Queenscliff & Portsea 7 days a week all year round.

Fishing on Port Phillip Bay, and out in Bass Strait, we can offer a wide range of fish species, including the exciting Thresher Shark, and Mako Shark over season. Charters generally depart between 5am and 7am, to take advantage of sunrise, and premium fishing times.  Afternoon trips head out between 11am and 230pm.

Our crew will clean, fillet and bag your catch, ready to be popped on the BBQ or into the freezer once you get home...

PORT PHILLIP BAY & THE RIP

Covering nearly 2000 Sq KMs, Port Phillip Bay is the entrance to Australia's Busiest port, and home to around 3.5 Million people along its shores.

Surprisingly shallow in places, with half of the bay less then 8m in depth, but also lined with some deep drop offs, and channels, making it a fisho's paradise. Home to some big Snapper, plentiful Whiting, Flathead, Squid, Australian Salmon and a huge variety of reef fish.

At the entrance to the bay is the notorious Rip.  Regarded as one of the most dangerous entrances in the world for inexperienced and novice skippers, it is also sports some fantastic fishing. At just 3km wide, and up too 90m deep, with tidal flows reaching up to 8 knots, it can bring on Australian Salmon in huge numbers, Barracouta, King Fish and other good fighting fish.

BASS STRAIT

Around 240km Wide, and averaging around 50m deep. Having several islands along its width,  deep sea drop offs at either end and a meeting point of currents from the Southern Ocean and Pacific Ocean, it produces some fantastic off shore fishing.  Mako & Thresher Sharks highlight the season, and are considered one of the best sport fish in the world.  Seeing a 150kg Mako leap metres into the air should not be missed but not only die hard fishermen, but even the weekend fisho's!