Cumberland River Mouth

Lorne, VIC•Estuary

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The Cumberland River Mouth in Victoria offers a delightful estuary fishing experience, attracting a range of species including Brown Trout, Bream, Yellow-eye Mullet, Australian Salmon, Flathead, and Short-finned Eel. Anglers can fish safely from the riverbank and beach edge, but should remain mindful of the tide movements and wind, as these factors can significantly impact water clarity and fish activity. The best times to wet a line here are during dawn and dusk, particularly after rain and at high tide, when fish are often more active. Whether you prefer bait fishing or lure fishing, the estuary's rich environment provides ample opportunities for a successful day on the water. Always take care with changing conditions, ensuring a safe and enjoyable outing.

Where to fish from

From river bank and beach edge where safe

Cast direction

Cast along the river channel, bridge area and beach gutter at the mouth

Avoid these winds

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Hazards & access

Flash-flood-prone river|mouth can shift|snags|surf at entrance

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Cumberland River Mouth fishing forecast · Lorne fishing · best fishing times · best bite times · Lorne tide times · fishing conditions · Brown Trout · Bream · Yellow-eye Mullet · Australian Salmon · Flathead · Short-finned Eel