The Brunswick River is a healthy estuary system located on the North Coast of New South Wales, flowing through the scenic Brunswick Heads Nature Reserve and into the Pacific Ocean. This coastal river is characterized by its diverse habitats, including sand banks dotted with yabby holes, extensive weed beds, and functioning oyster leases peppered along its length. The tidal waters and their tributaries are part of the expansive Cape Byron Marine Park, which regulates activities to conserve marine biodiversity. The river mouth area features clear, shallow water ideal for wading, while the system as a whole supports a rich array of typical estuary species with occasional tropical visitors, making it a premier destination for lure fishing.