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🎣 Why You Should Hire a Fishing Boat in Shark Bay (and How to Do It Right)

If you’re thinking about heading up to Shark Bay, first of all — good choice. You’ve chosen one of the most stunning destinations in Western Australia for fishing, exploring, and relaxing. Towing your own boat over 800 kilometres is a hassle: dealing with fuel costs, trailer issues, and wear and tear can be a real headache. Instead, consider the smarter choice — hire a fishing boat in Shark Bay to enjoy a hassle-free experience. You’ll want to hire fishing boat shark bay for the best adventure on the water.

🐟 Why Hire Instead of Tow?

I’ve been fishing these waters for years, and I can tell you straight up — Shark Bay is massive.

You’ve got everything from shallow flats for whiting to deeper reefs where snapper, mackerel, and coral trout are waiting. The best bit about hiring a boat is you just rock up, grab the keys, and off you go. No stress, no busted wheel bearings halfway to Carnarvon, no dramas.

Whether you’re chasing a monster bluebone for bragging rights, or you just want the kids to catch their first fish, there’s something here for everyone. And the bonus?

You bring the fish, I’ll make sure the boat’s good to go.

🛥️ Which Boat Suits You?

 

At Monkey Mia Boat Hire Shark Bay, we’ve got a few options:

  • A solid 6m vessel for the serious fishos who want to hit the reefs and chase the bigger stuff.

  • A 4m tinny for cruising the bays, checking out dolphins, or just having a lazy day with the family.

Both are decked out with safety gear, GPS, and everything you need. You just bring the bait, the rods, and maybe a couple of cold ones for after the fishing’s done.

👉 Check out the boats here: Monkey Mia Boat Hire.

🍴 Where to Eat After a Big Day

After hauling in fish all day, the last thing you want to do is cook (unless you’re doing a catch-and-cook on the beach, which I highly recommend).

For those nights when you want to sit back:

  • Heritage Resort Shark Bay– Good feeds, cold beers, and right in Denham. heritageresortsharkbay.com.au

  • Shark Bay Cafe – Great coffee and easy bites if you’re heading out early.

🛏️ Where to Stay

Shark Bay has plenty of spots to base yourself depending on your style:

  • RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort – Right on the beach with dolphins at your doorstep. rac.com.au

  • Shark Bay Caravan Park – Perfect if you’re bringing the van or want budget-friendly cabins.

  • Seaside Apartments – Great if you want self-contained comfort in Denham.

😂 Quick Local Tip

Don’t be that bloke who forgets sunscreen and ends up looking like a cooked lobster. Also, remember — the dolphins at Monkey Mia won’t fetch your lure back if you lose it.

Trust me, I’ve tried.

🎣 Wrap Up

So, if you’re planning a trip and thinking “where’s the best place to hire a fishing boat in Shark Bay?” — the answer’s simple: right here. You’ll get local knowledge, solid gear, and more time actually fishing instead of mucking around with towing, fuel stops, and mechanical headaches.

📞 Call me on 0487 421 690 or book online at monkeymiaboathire.com and let’s get you out on the water.

Big fish, big adventure — that’s what Shark Bay is all about.

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Trevor Dye

G’day, I’m Trevor Dye—owner of Monkey Mia Boat Hire Shark Bay, proud dad, keen fisho, and all-round straight shooter. I live in Denham, Western Australia with my beautiful wife and our two amazing daughters. I’ve spent most of my life on or near the water, whether it’s boating, fishing, camping, or teaching the kids how to bait a hook or gut a fish. These days, I run a small family business helping others explore the incredible waters of Shark Bay—home to some of the best fishing, wildlife, and scenery in Australia. We’re a local family who loves nothing more than helping other families and travellers enjoy the natural beauty and adventure this region has to offer. Whether you’re chasing snapper, looking for dolphins, or just want to get out on the water, we’ve got the gear, the knowledge, and the no-BS support to make it a trip to remember. Our motto? Big Fish, Big Adventure.
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