Wooloweyah is a serene lagoon estuary tucked between the lush bushland of Yuraygir National Park and the sparkling coastal waters of northern New South Wales. This calm, glassy body of water sits at the heart of a small, tightly-knit lakeside village, offering anglers a peaceful and relatively uncrowded fishing experience far removed from the busier tourist destinations along the NSW coast. The lagoon holds an estimated volume of 25,000 metric tons of water and supports at least 13 different species of fish, making it a genuinely productive estuarine fishery. Its sheltered nature, mangrove-fringed shorelines, and saltmarsh edges create rich habitat that sustains a diverse range of species year-round.