Fishing Murrays Beach Jetty โ€” Lake Macquarie Guide

Lake (Sheltered) Best: Midday Tide: Slack water
Small community jetty with oyster-encrusted pylons. Southern end of Lake Macquarie in a quiet residential area. Seagrass beds nearby.

Depth: 2-4m around jetty

Conditions Right Now
ยท
TideFallingLow in ~1h 37m
Wind7kt SSWSide wind
Sea temp22.4°C
ClarityGood(65)
Pressure1013 hPa

What You Can Catch

Where to Cast

Seasonal Calendar

Species Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
๐Ÿ  Yellowfin Bream - - - - Good Peak Peak Peak Good - - -
โฌ› Luderick (Blackfish) - - - Good Peak Peak Peak Peak Good - - -
๐Ÿก Leatherjacket Peak Peak Peak Peak Good - - - Good Peak Peak Peak

Current month highlighted. Peak = prime season, Good = adjacent months, - = slow.

Local Tips

Getting There

Parking
Small car park at end of Dobell Drive. Limited spots - arrive early on weekends.
Facilities
None at jetty. Nearest facilities at Swansea or Wangi Wangi.
Access
Land-based
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Safety

Hazards
Oyster shells can cut line. Limited space on jetty. No lights for night fishing.

Nearby Spots

Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch at Murrays Beach Jetty?

At Murrays Beach Jetty you can target Yellowfin Bream, Luderick (Blackfish), Leatherjacket. Oyster-covered pylons. Float rig with green weed. Best tide: Slack water. Top spot: Oyster-covered pylons. Tip: Quiet spot away from crowds - local secret.

When is the best time to fish Murrays Beach Jetty?

The best times to fish Murrays Beach Jetty are midday on a slack water. Small community jetty with oyster-encrusted pylons. Southern end of Lake Macquarie in a quiet residential area. Seagrass beds nearby. This month (April), peak species here: Leatherjacket.

How do I get to Murrays Beach Jetty?

Small car park at end of Dobell Drive. Limited spots - arrive early on weekends. None at jetty. Nearest facilities at Swansea or Wangi Wangi. Nearest other spot: Pulbah Island Reef Edges (3.2km away).