Fishnet.com.au GPS Data Base. This data base of GPS coordinates is an accumulation of fishing locations supplied by Fishinternet Readers. They are either suggested fishing locations, reefs, wrecks and navigation markers. Select a Region: New South Wales Eden Tathra Bermagui Narooma - Montague Island Tuross Head Bateman's Bay Ulladulla Jervis Bay Shoalhaven Kiama Wollongong Sydney Sydney II Gosford/Terrigal Swansea Newcastle Port Stephens Seal Rocks Forster Port Macquarie Coffs Harbour Ballina Tweed Coast Lake Eucumbene Murray River Northern Territory Darwin Harbour Napier-Broome Bay Gove Peninsula Darwin Inland Queensland Gold Coast Brisbane and Moreton Bay Sunshine Coast Noosa Hervey Bay Rockhampton Townsville Cairns Cape York South Australia West Coast Port Lincoln North Spencer Gulf Yorke Peninsula Adelaide Kangaroo Island Victor Harbour Port MacDonnell Tasmania East Coast North East Coast Victoria Portland Bellarine Peninsula Corio Bay/Geelong Port Phillip Bay Westernport Bay Port Welshpool Mc Loughlins Beach Offshore Lakes Entrance Mallacoota Lake Eildon Lake Murdeduke Rocklands Reservoir Western Australia Perth Rottnest Island Dampier Coast

Can I Contribute To The Fishnet.com.au GPS Data Base? Access to the GPS data base has been limited to contributors only. If you would like to contribute to this data base, email your GPS coordinates to the Manager. When contributing to the GPS Data Base please supply the following information about your location.

name of the mark the coordinates the Datum used to derive the mark (i.e. WGS84, WGS66 etc) likely fish catch (if not navigation mark) water depth bottom conditions (i.e sandy, reef etc) physical location (which water - Darwin Harbour, Broken Bay, Murray River etc) closest major town or city and any other useful information.

All marks in the GPS data base have been supplied by Fishnet.com.au readers and should not be assumed to be correct. Some GPS marks fail to show datum used, tidal cautions & other relevant information. We encourage caution when using any unfamiliar marks.