Twofold Bay is a premier saltwater fishing destination on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, renowned for its deep, sheltered waters and rich marine ecosystem. As the third deepest natural harbour in the southern hemisphere, it covers over 30 square kilometres and is divided into two distinct bights, Calle Calle Bay and Nullica Bay. The bay is fringed by Beowa National Park to the south, offering a spectacular backdrop of rugged coastline. Historically significant for its whaling heritage and the famous cooperative orcas, the "Killers of Eden," the bay today is a mecca for anglers seeking a diverse range of inshore and nearshore species. Its deep, protected waters provide excellent fishing conditions, accessible from the town of Eden and several well-developed points around the bay.