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Welcome to the best saltwater fly fishing in Western Australia

Exmouth Gulf and the Ningaloo Marine Park are home to one of the worlds most diverse and varied saltwater destinations.

In a single destination anglers can spent the morning casting to permit and GTs ion the flats, then cast big flies to fired up black marlin and sailfish in the afternoon only a few miles from shore.

The town is surrounded by unspoiled nature, the Indian Ocean is teeming with life throughout the year. Remote yet convenient, Exmouth is a safe and easy destination to get to, it’s just a 2 hour flight North of Perth.

The region spans a vast area of water and landscapes, dominated by a peninsula that has the Indian Ocean to the West and Exmouth Gulf to the East. This allows for miles and miles of fishable water in various wind conditions.

Guided fishing options can be viewed here

Exmouth and Ningaloo

Saltwater fly fishing all year round

Our fishing season is 12 months long.

The Ningaloo Coastline is World Heritage Listed with the United Nations, which in itself provides a massive draw card to travelling anglers.

There are regular flights from Perth with Qantas to Learmonth (Exmouth) airport. The airport is situated half an hour out of town

The small town thrives with tourists from all over the world from March through to October when hundreds of whale sharks aggregate along the Ningaloo Reef, providing one of the world’s premier whale shark diving destinations. Humpback whales too make their annual migration from June through to the end of October and anglers will often see them.

Guided fishing options can be viewed here.

The ocean is alive

It’s not uncommon for anglers to see a wide variety of marine life while out on the water

The beaches are both beautiful and safe, with the crystal clear waters along the Ningaloo Reef providing some of the most amazing snorkelling right off the beach.

Exmouth Fly Fishing has been established to offer our guests the opportunity to fly fish in this pristine environment. A catch and release policy is promoted, however anglers are welcome to take a fish for dinner.

Guided fishing options can be viewed here.