Tweed River South Wall

The Tweed River South Wall at Tweed Heads, NSW, offers a prime fishing experience along its rugged rock wall. This breakwater is a favourite haunt for anglers seeking a diverse catch, including bream, flathead, tailor, mulloway, trevally, and luderick. The best times to cast your line are typically at dawn, dusk, and during the night, particularly on a run-out tide when fish are more active. Surf casting and bait fishing are popular techniques here, allowing you to target species effectively. Be mindful of the slippery rocks and potential wave wash when accessing the area; it's wise to check the swell height before your visit. This spot combines stunning views with rewarding fishing, making it a must-visit for local enthusiasts.