Fishing

In Warmer Months the Blowhole is a good live baiting time for species such as Black Marlin, some species of Tuna, Kingfish, Cobia and Sharks. The Kiama blowhole is also great for spinning with metal lures, in brands such as raider lures or halco lures. Surface poppers and large soft plastic lures also work well for a wide range of fish that hang around the point.  For bait, the use of whole or cut strip baits like tuna fillets, mackerel fillets or whole pilchards  for chasing species such as Salmon, Trevally, Kingfish, Mackerel, Cobia, Bonito and the odd Tailor will work well.  Squid are plentiful around the southern side of the blowhole platform and can be caught using a squid jig

In the cooler months there are always salmon hanging about, kingfish and bonito remain in good numbers  usually until late April.  Tailor becomes a good catch around the Blowhole in the early morning and on dark.  Drummer and Luderick are a popular target around the blowhole rock pool area throughout winter and take baits such as Abalone gut or Royal Red Prawns and weed for the luderick.

Land Base Game fishing is also quite popular off Kiama Blowhole point and Marsdens Headland.

There are many charter fishing boats in the area that have the facilities for game fishing and these include but are not limited to Kiama Blue Water Fishing Charters   Signa Fishing Charters    Predator Fishing Charters   other Fishing charters that reside in the Kiama harbour that service game fishing are: Seaker fishing charters and Kiama Charter service.

The Fishing charter boats in the area would be more than willing to book you in for a fishing trip to our local grounds if you are in the area.

Charter fishing operators that fish the local Kiama reefs are:  Kiama Blue Water Fishing Charters   Sharwood Fishing Charters    Predator Fishing Charters   other Fishing charters that reside in the Kiama harbour are: Seaker fishing charters, Kiama fishing Charters and Kiama Charter service.

Kiama Beaches - Fishing from Bombo, Surf, Kendall and East's Beach's (In warmer Months)  fish great and produce well for whiting, dart, bream and flathead off the sand.  Whilst off the rock points you will find Bream, Trevally, Salmon and Tailor using Pilchards and strip baits or  if you prefer lures, metal fishing lures and surface poppers are the way to go.

Minnamurra River (In the warmer months) Flathead can be found on the sand flats, Bream around the road and train bridge pylons and dense mangrove area.  Mullet are plentiful throughout, Whiting gather around the mouth area.  Mulloway occasionally are caught in the river also. (However, Shoalhaven river 30 minutes south is the better river to fish if just targeting Mulloway).  Around the mud flats/mangrove areas you can find mud crabs. In the fresh water/brackish sections of the river Bass can be caught using a variety of hard body and soft plastic lures. Usually between September to April. In cooler months the main targets are bream and blackfish all throughout the river.  Winter whiting can be caught around the mouth and the channel area.  Good baits to use are green weed for the Blackfish, they will also take peeled prawns or worms.  For the bream and whiting, nippers, worms and prawns work well.  However soft plastic lures also show good results particularly in the squidgies and  Berkley gulp Fishing Lure brands.