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Port Stephens coastal waters

Fishing spots, fishing reports, and regulations in

New South Wales, Australia

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Indo-Pacific blue marlin

113 in · 374 lb

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Brown moray

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Common parrotfish

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Dusky flathead

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White trevally

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Frigate tuna

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General info

Port Stephens coastal waters is a water located in New South Wales, Australia. It is most popular for fishing Australasian snapper, Southern yellowtail amberjack, and Australian bonito.

Location

32°48′13″S 152°06′28.6″E
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FAQ about Port Stephens coastal waters fishing

Port Stephens coastal waters is a water located in New South Wales, Australia. Its coordinates are:
32°48′13″S 152°06′28.6″E
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