Bombah Broadwater is a stunning coastal lagoon nestled within Myall Lakes National Park on the Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Australia. This expansive, shallow estuary is connected to the broader Myall Lakes system — one of the largest coastal freshwater lake systems in New South Wales — and is accessible via the iconic Bombah Point ferry crossing. The broadwater is fringed by paperbark forests, reed beds, and sandy shores, creating a rich and diverse aquatic habitat that supports a wide variety of fish species. The clear, tannin-tinted waters and extensive shallow flats make Bombah Broadwater a visually striking and productive fishing destination for anglers of all skill levels.