I'm thinking of doing a road trip in January, potentially to the NSW south coast and was wondering which of Bermagui, Merimbula, or Eden might suit a land-based fisher best? I usually chase basic species like bream but enjoy catching pinkies, flatties, silver trevally, aussie salmon, leatherjacket and KGW as well. I usually fish with 8lb braid with 8lb mono leader although I do have a heavier rod with 20lb mono that I like to rig with a paternoster to chase bigger units.
Any suggestions for camping spots would also be greatly appreciated as well as I'd like to pitch a tent if possible!
Bermagui, Merimbula, or Eden?
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Re: Bermagui, Merimbula, or Eden?
All are good. Though I've only fished Merimbula out of those three. Chance of catching kingfish too.
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Re: Bermagui, Merimbula, or Eden?
A stop in Tathra would be worthwhile.
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Re: Bermagui, Merimbula, or Eden?
Tathra would be your best bet for land based options.
Bega river has good access near the mouth, Nelson’s is a cool spot that I have always done well at. And then there is the main jetty that you can pretty much catch anything from.
Good luck beautiful part of the world.
Bega river has good access near the mouth, Nelson’s is a cool spot that I have always done well at. And then there is the main jetty that you can pretty much catch anything from.
Good luck beautiful part of the world.