Tamboon Inlet is a pristine and relatively isolated estuary located at the mouth of the Cann River in Far East Gippsland, Victoria. Surrounded by dense eucalypt forest and massive sand dunes, this waterway receives significantly less fishing pressure compared to more popular nearby systems like Mallacoota, Bemm River, and Marlo. The area features no major town, consisting primarily of a campground and scattered holiday houses, offering anglers a secluded coastal environment often to themselves. The inlet's tannin-stained waters flow from the Great Dividing Range, creating a stunning and productive fishery known for its quality fish.