Native Bass

Found in good numbers in the Nepean/Hawkesbury river system. These hard fighting fish are found in the Nepean and average approx. 30cm, but larger fish over 50cm have been landed. Great fun on surface lures, but there are a couple of secrets to getting them, Steve will guide you through it and even supply his favourite surface lures. Best time is September through to May with the peak time over summer. Winter fishing in the lower parts of the Nepean is also worth wetting a line for.

Mullet

Under rated fighting fish; plentiful in supply all along the Nepean. Grow to large size with 3kg fish not that uncommon. Not hard to land and Steve will show you how and where to get them. Will give you a great fight, especially when you hook a bigin' on light gear, a whole lotta fun!

Carp

Our English friends love going carp fishing. Grow to very large size of approx 1 metre and upto 20kg's, try getting them in on a light threadline! As they are a pest, all carp landed must be destroyed and removed well away from the river, as there are loads of 'em in the Nepean.

Freshwater Herring

These little buggers are all up and down the Nepean and are also fun to land, and you will probably pull in a few waiting on the big mullet bite. Kiss 'em and toss 'em back so they can fatten up the bass.

Eel

Goldfish

Catfish

Ugly critters, but if you want them, they are there