Welcome to the wonderful waterways of Port Stephens and particularly North Arm Cove. A great many of us came to North Arm Cove because of the access, scenic quality and . . .
Come on all boaters
tell us your tales
Of where you have travelled
with wind in your sails
Tempt us with pictures
you snap while you rove
And how does it feel
when you're back in our Cove?
Way back in 2016 our community worked closely with the then Great Lakes Council to install dinghy launching ramps at Casuarina Park and Water Street. The cost of installing the . . .
MidCoast Council has developed a draft Recreational Boating Infrastructure Plan to guide Council development of Council's boating facilities till 2035. This draft plan is on public exhibition until Sunday 5 . . .
FREE Woman's Fishing Sessions to celebrate International Women's Day! 🎣 The DPI Fisheries Fishcare team will hold dedicated ‘Fish for Life’ Women’s fishing sessions across NSW on International Woman's Day . . .
Over the holidays we get the usual hoons out on the water, speeding close to shore, creating noise, waves and dangerous conditions for people using the area between the oyster . . .
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I went for a swim at Heros Beach last Friday evening and spotted two stingrays, one about 20cm across and the other about 40cm. It was about an hour after . . .
Last November the NACCAi Aquaculture Committee wrote to DPI Fisheries asking for a review of OL86/138, the oyster lease off Eastslope Way. This lease is untidy and, in our opinion . . .
As well as being a great place for boating, North Arm Cove is now being used for landing seaplanes and aerial acrobatics. In mid-November a small single engined seaplane was . . .
The following information was released in the August 2022 edition of the DPI NSW Recreational Fishing Newsletter. Following the recent changes to Dusky Flathead recreational fishing rules, this is a . . .
After all the rain in the last few years, our mud flats seem even muddier. I used to be spry enough to run across the top of the mud flats . . .
