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Below is a list of our guides:

CEO - Graeme Russell

Graeme Russell - Fishabout

Like many of us, Graeme was introduced to the sport by his father at a young age with those early years…

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General Manager - Stefan Hansson

GT

Stefan was fishing pretty much as soon as he could walk. His first fish was a whiting taken off Sydneys Balmoral beach in the late…

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Guide - Craig McGill

Jewfish

Craig started Fishabout tours in 1993 with one boat and a 7 day a week schedule roster. His business recently merged with the Untamed…

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Guide - Stuart Reid

A nice Sydney Harbour King

After 20 years of Foreign Exchange broking in London and Sydney, Stuart - who had been fishing Sydneys waterways for years, quit…

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Fishabout Sydney

Sydney Harbour Fishing

Fishabout provides the best possible Sydney Harbour Fishing experience.

To book please CLICK HERE

 

Endyalgout Remote Fishing Camp

Sunset at Endyalgout

Fishabout is pleased to now offer remote fishing trips to Endyalgout Island, one of the best fishing locations in Australia. (Nestled on the south east of the Coburg Penninsula).

Situated on a shell grit beach under shady trees, are several permanent tropical friendly safari style tents, raised on wooden platforms.

Looking out past the resident Crocodile you can see miles and miles of enticing mangroves, barely touched creeks, rivers, rock bars and channels, all calling your name.

From monster Baramundi up to 130cm, to big Black Jewfish, Threadfin Salmon, various Trevallies, and some of the biggest Golden Snaper to be found anywhere, Endyalgout Island is truly a dream to fish.

Pricing ranges from $4350 (4 days, 3 anglers per boat) to $6910 (7 days, 2 anglers per boat)

For more information please click here

 

Recommended Links

FISHERIES LINKS
NSW: http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/
QLD: http://www.dpi.qld.gov.au/28.htm

WEATHER LINKS
TIDES: http://www.bom.gov.au/oceanography/tides/
COASTALWATCH: http://www.coastalwatch.com/
B.O.M FORECASTS: http://www.bom.gov.au/marine/forecasts.shtml
B.O.M WARNINGS: http://www.bom.gov.au/marine/warnings.shtml
SEABREEZE: http://www.seabreeze.com.au/