Hay Murrumbidgee River

Hay, NSW•Freshwater

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About This Spot

Local knowledge & spot details

The Hay Murrumbidgee River in Hay, NSW, offers an exceptional freshwater fishing experience, primarily accessed from the riverbank. This scenic spot is renowned for its diverse species, including Murray Cod, Golden Perch, Silver Perch, Redfin, and Carp, making it a favourite among local anglers. The best times to cast a line here are during the tranquil hours of dawn and dusk, especially on overcast days when fish are more active in low light conditions. Be mindful of the river's current and any potential wind effects, as these can influence water clarity and fish behaviour. Whether you prefer bait fishing or lure fishing, the Murrumbidgee provides ample opportunities for a rewarding catch, all set against a picturesque backdrop of the Australian landscape.

Where to fish from

From river bank

Cast direction

Cast tight to snags, bends, undercut banks, eddies, rock bars and shaded edges

Hazards & access

Snags|Strong current after rain|Steep banks|Slippery banks|Flood debris

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