Located just off Beach Rd, the Mordialloc Pier is a fishing hotspot. Particular good for Yellow-eye mullet and Australian Salmon, with the peak season …
Mordialloc Pier
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Mordialloc Pier, January 2013 (Photo: Elizabeth Gleeson)
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Location: Mordialloc Pier
Mordialloc Pier, January 2013 (Photo: Elizabeth Gleeson)
3 months ago from James CordwellParks Victoria
Location: Mordialloc Pier
Mordialloc Pier
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Located just off Beach Rd, the Mordialloc Pier is a fishing hotspot. Particular good for Yellow-eye mullet and Australian Salmon, with the peak season being from March- September. Other species that can be caught include: squid, snapper, flathead, silver trevally, garfish, King George whiting, leatherjacket and bream. Alongside the pier runs the Mordialloc Creek which also offers fishing opportunities.
Nearby foreshore reserves offer parking, toilets, playground, picnic and barbeque facilities.
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