Splitters Creek is a freshwater stream and wetland system located in Queensland, Australia, near Bundaberg. It flows through a mix of private and public land, with significant sections of its riparian zone featuring native vegetation that provides important habitat. The creek is part of a broader wetland area that supports a diverse aquatic ecosystem, including several recreationally important fish species. The waterway contains various structures like snags and submerged timber that create productive fishing environments.