Table Rock, Ricketts Point dive & snorkel conditions
Port Phillip — East · Shore reef · Shore entry · Depth 1–6 m
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About Table Rock, Ricketts Point
Within Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary in north-eastern Port Phillip, this reef site supports a rich community of fish including dusky morwong, eastern Australian salmon, moonlighters, old wives, Port Jackson sharks, scalyfin, smooth stingrays, southern eagle rays, southern fiddler rays (banjo sharks), Tasmanian blennies, zebrafish and sea urchins, with larger fish more often encountered in the deeper sections further from shore.
Access — entry & exit
Carefully cross Beach Road and start down the Bay Trail to the east of Rennison Street. About 30 metres along the trail there are steps leading down to the beach. Descend the steps to the beach and then head north-west on the beach to find a suitable entry point. Enter the water just north-west of the base of the steps and enter the water into Watkins Bay. Head out and pick up the intertidal edge of Table Rock.
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Fishing
Allowed — Recreational fishing is permitted under Victorian bag and size limits.
If you intend to take any fish today, including shellfish, follow the rules to avoid large fines. Download the free VicFishing app to stay updated on fishing regulations.
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