Where to go fishing near Lagoon – Warroora Station?

• Bruboodjoo A popular camp spot, Bruboodjoo has great snorkelling and fishing spots. There are also plenty of areas to explore north and south of Bruboodjoo. It is well worth exploring the more remote beach fishing locations.
• Mauds Landing Access via four wheel drive, cars are able to drive along the beach. Fishing should be focused around the reefy out crops where Trevally, Emperor and small Queenfish will be waiting to smash a popper.
• Coral Bay Boat Ramp The boat ramp provides a good platform for fishing with the family, however there are better spots to fish around Coral Bay.
• Five Fingers Reef Access via four wheel drive south of Coral Bay, Five Fingers reef is a popular fishing spot. Squid are a common catch, however Trevally, Emperor and Bream are abundant around the isolated coral bombies.
• South Coral Bay – Point 8 Accessed via four wheel drive, south of Coral Bay this is a uncrowded fishing spot where anglers can target Emperor, Trevally, small Queenfish and Bream.
• South Coral Bay – Point 7 On low tide anglers can walk out on the reef to target Emperor, Coral Trout and Trevally in the deeper waters. Four wheel drive access required.
• 14 Mile Camp – Warroora Station A popular camping spot amongst caravaners, the beach of 14 mile camp fishes well for Bream, Whiting and the odd Bonefish.
• Sandy Point – Warroora Station Sandy Point is a shallow sandy beach, Emperor and Trevally can be targeted on the fringes of the reef. Best fished at night.
• Elles Beach – Warrora Station Elles beach is mostly shallow reefy beach. Anglers can target Emperor, Trevally and Bream along the beaches here. The odd Bonefish also turn up.
• Maggies – Warroora Station The small headland is a unique feature that provides some protection from strong winds. Trevally and Emperor can be caught around the point.
• Stevens – Warroora Station Stevens is a popular surf spot, it is the closest place the reef is to the beach, which forms a big gutter and strong currents on the out going tide. Trevally, Queenfish and Bream.