Rye Pier

Rye, VIC•Jetty

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Rye Pier in Victoria is a prime jetty fishing location where local anglers often find success targeting a variety of species. With the picturesque backdrop of the bay, this spot is particularly fruitful during dawn and dusk, as well as around high tide when the water is most active. Anglers can expect to reel in King George Whiting, Flathead, Snapper, and even the occasional Australian Salmon, with squid and garfish also making appearances. Fishing here is best enjoyed using bait, though lure fishing can yield good results, especially for those keen on catching squid. However, it's important to remain mindful of the wind and tide movement, which can create uncomfortable conditions near the pier's structure. Overall, Rye Pier offers a delightful mix of scenic views and rewarding fishing opportunities for both seasoned and novice anglers alike. Rye Boat Ramp in Victoria offers a fantastic jetty fishing experience where local anglers often find success. This popular spot is particularly fruitful for targeting species like Squid, King George Whiting, Flathead, Snapper, Garfish, and Australian Salmon. The best fishing times are during the early morning or late evening, especially as the tide comes in. The unique structure of the jetty can provide shelter from wind and tide, but be mindful that conditions can change quickly, affecting your comfort while fishing. Whether you’re casting lures or using bait, this location is perfect for both novice and seasoned fishers seeking a productive outing amidst the scenic views of the bay.

Where to fish from

From pier

Cast direction

Cast into channels, gutters, structure edges or visible current lines

Avoid these winds

NNW

Hazards & access

wind exposure|crowds|divers

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Rye Pier fishing forecast · Rye fishing · best fishing times · best bite times · Rye tide times · fishing conditions · Squid · King George Whiting · Flathead · Snapper · Garfish · Australian Salmon