FLEURIEU PENINSULA
Normanville Fishing
Overview
Normanville offers a sheltered jetty and beach fishing for King George Whiting, garfish, squid and mullet, with the Bungala River outlet adding estuary variety.
Local Rules & Closures
Rock Lobster must not be taken from the Southern Zone from 6:00 pm 31 May to 6:00 am 1 October.
A closure in place since 1 May 2026 prohibits the targeting, take and possession of Southern Garfish in the Gulf St Vincent & Kangaroo Island fishing zone for recreational and charter boat fishing.
A total closure from 1 May 2026 prohibits the targeting, take and possession of Southern Calamari in the Gulf St Vincent & Kangaroo Island fishing zone for recreational and charter boat fishing.
Snapper fishing is closed until 30 June 2027: targeting, take and catch-and-release fishing are strictly prohibited. Do not transit through a closure area with Snapper on board — bringing Snapper back to any boat ramp in a closed area (including Cape Jervis, Wirrina and Penneshaw) is prohibited.
The targeting, take and possession of King George Whiting is prohibited in Gulf St Vincent and Spencer Gulf during the annual spawning closure (1 March – 30 June).
Quick Info
What Can I Catch?
Mullet are the reliable South Australian everyday fish — found in bays, estuaries, beaches and rivers throughout the state. They school in shallow water, are easy to catch on light gear with fresh baits, and make a great first fish for kids, especially yellow-eye mullet that run up SA estuaries in numbers.
Best: Spring & Autumn
Best: Spring - Autumn
Best: Summer
Where to Fish
Sheltered jetty producing King George Whiting, garfish, squid and mullet, suitable for families.
How to Fish Here — Rigs
Best Baits & Lures
Fishing Environments
Best Seasons
Warmer months are best; whiting year-round on calm days.
Family Fishing
Very good.
Fishing Rules
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