A TASTE OF THE TWEED
I have always loved the Northern Rivers area of New South Wales.
Characterised by lush semi-tropical landscapes and huge estuaries that seem to go on forever, the far north of the state offers something different for anglers like me who typically fish more southern waters.
The geography, climate and species on offer make it a tantalising destination for fishers - and their families - wanting a change of scenery.
The massive Tweed estuary is the most “northern” of the Northern Rivers. It’s also one of the fishiest in my opinion.
Splitting New South Wales and Queensland, it begins as a series of shallow pools and riffles inland from Murwillumbah, then winds its way for nearly 80km through lush forests and farming country before spilling into the sea at Tweed Heads.
My most
