Lake Tyers Beach (Ninety Mile Beach) is surf gutters and beach holes in Lake Tyers State Park, East Gippsland, with shore access. Sourced from the official listing, 19 October 2026.
Lake Tyers Beach (Ninety Mile Beach) is rated HOLD · 63/100 for fishing today, and the best day in the next week is Sun, 1 Nov at 63/100.
Scored from tide, wind, swell, pressure and light for this location. Generated 2026-11-01 and refreshed daily — open the app for the current hour.
Predicted from harmonic constituents at Lakes Entrance Inner Bullock Island, 10.1 km away. The marked points are the predicted extremes; the curve between them is interpolated.
Kalimna Jetty is scoring 7 higher, 12 km W from here. Nungurner Jetty is +7, 17 km W.
Scored the same way as Lake Tyers Beach (Ninety Mile Beach) and adjusted for each spot's own exposure, so a sheltered estuary can beat an open platform on the same weather. Distances are straight-line.
The surf beach at Lake Tyers Beach, where the Ninety Mile Beach meets Lake Tyers State Park. Parks Victoria lists fishing in the lake and on the Ninety Mile Beach among the park's activities and notes the beaches are not patrolled.
The source doesn't list target species for this spot.
-37.86, 148.08 ± 2 km
Approximate area, not an exact mark. Fishare publishes fishing spots to a ~2 km range — the spot is somewhere inside this circle.
VIC regs SSOT; check the VFA guide and Parks Victoria notices before fishing. The beach is not patrolled.
Bag limits, size limits and closures are set by the Victoria fisheries authority and change through the year. Fishare tracks the current rules on the VIC fishing regulations page — check it before you keep a fish.
Details for Lake Tyers Beach (Ninety Mile Beach) come from the official source, retrieved 19 October 2026.
Source detail: Parks Victoria Lake Tyers State Park page: fishing in the lake and on the Ninety Mile Beach; beaches are not patrolled. Coordinate is the OpenStreetMap Lake Tyers Beach hamlet point (not the boundary centroid), 0.31 km from the baked coastline. Baked no-take polygons: none within 500 m or within ~4 km.
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