Overview

If you haven't experienced the peace and tranquillity of fishing the rivers of the Gippsland high country, you're in for a treat. The rivers of Gippsland grow from small mountain streams to wide, slow flowing rivers as they approach the sea. With unique access to the High Country from the eastern side, Gippsland is the perfect place to start river fishing.

Before you go

Most people will need a fishing licence even if they are only fishing for a couple of hours off a pier. Find out everything you need to know about recreational fishing from the Victorian Fisheries Authority:

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