Queenscliff’s position on the mouth of Port Phillip Bay makes it a unique place to fish. Its shoreline offers protection from local winds while the local waters range from shallow flats to large canyons. Further out you can try your hand at some of bass straights best fish, or just drop a line of the pier.
Popular local fish include King George Whiting, Mullet, Leatherjackets, Flathead and Black Bream. These can be picked up with shrimp, yabbies or even pilchards.
Further out various sharks can also be found, from gummy to blue sharks. Several people are often heard comment on how you can see the fish swimming around under your boat.
The area boasts many attractions, accommodation is plentiful from grand hotel suites to quaint bed and breakfasts.
The area is rich in nature with much of the water being in the Harold Holt Marine Reserve, being home to rock pools, bird life, fish, dolphins and seals.
The towns boast many some fascinating museums and tourist shops ranging from beautiful handcrafts to antiques along with many cafes for that coffee and bite to eat. Over the warmer months Sunday markets operate selling crafts and fresh produce. The Queenscliff market operates on the last Sunday of each month from September to May and is a fantastic place to pick up something special.
