Archive for the ‘Mackay Australia Fishing’ Category
Kinchant Dam is located 41 kilometres west of Mackay, in the magnificent Pioneer Valley. Built in 1977, the dam was constructed for sugar cane irrigation purposes, but has evolved into a popular recreational area. Spanning around 920 hectares and reaching depths of 6.8 metres when full, Kinchant Dam entertains Mackay locals and visitors with its [...]
Saltwater fishing in Mackay is excellent. From the large estuaries and creeks to the vast expanses of ocean, Mackay is a prime, Australian fishing location. All fishing enthusiasts that head out on a boat or angle from the shoreline will be surprisingly amazed at the size, quality and assortment of fish available to catch. The [...]
While in Mackay’s Pioneer Valley, experience the fine art of freshwater fishing at the Eungella, Teemburra or Kinchant Dams. There is an abundant reserve of fishing just waiting for the keen angler to catch. Just remember, that due to recent laws on freshwater fishing a fishing permit is needed. These can be readily purchased at [...]
Fishing spots in the Mackay region are among some of the best in Australia. Saltwater fishing can be carried out at an excellent number of beach, reef, deep sea and estuarine locations, where as freshwater fishing is a popular activity in dams and creeks. Many good fishing spots are accessible without a boat but a [...]