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Australia Abounds in Lakes for Fishing
Australia offers some of the finest fishing spots in the world. You would revel fishing in the 3000 lakes in Tasmania where you are likely to locate fish such as tuna, swordfish, marlin and shark. Exmouth on the coast of Western Australia is a storehouse of varieties of fish much to your delight. If you are crazy about barramundi fishing then you would like to choose between Kimberley coastal camp and Bush camp. Northern Australia is an abode of lakes where you can see a lot of heli fishing enthusiasts.
You can easily catch fish like marlin, barracuda and sailfish Townsville in Queensland and Maningrida in the Northern Territory. Trout is an easy catch in several lakes in Victoria. It is said that the Kiewa River in Victoria abounds in trout. You can find a lot of brown trout and rainbow trout in the mountain streams of Victoria. There are about nine blue ribbon rivers near Melbourne too.
Canoeing and Kayaking in Australian Waters
Whether you stick to its many wild rivers or travel outward to explore its ample coastline, Australia offers plenty of stunning canoe and kayak experiences.
In Tasmania, you can find anything from half-day travels on the almost 200 kilometer long Gordon River and along the Freycinet Peninsula — home of the island’s oldest national park — to multi-day excursions in the vast UNESCO World Heritage wilderness in the southwest.
Queensland’s Coral Sea Kayaks will take you on short trips around Mission Beach, or longer ones out towards the Great Barrier Reef, with stops at Hinchinbrook Island and the Family Island National Park. If you’d prefer not to stick with the tours, there’s always the Noosa River-Laguna Bay route, where you may meet a pod of dolphins along the way, or South Stradbroke Island across the Gold Coast Seaway.
