PORT MACQUARIE

Fishing for Kids and their Adults

Port Macquarie is literally awash with fish, as can be evidenced by the number and health of the local dolphin community.
The excitement of the kids when they catch a fish makes it well worth the effort of finding a comfy spot and sharing some knowledge.
At the end of Clarence Street is the Fishermen's Coop wharf where you can actually see the fish you are chasing.
Use a simple hand line with a small hook and no sinker, baited with bread, dough or prawn for the very best results and fish from about an hour before to an hour after high tide.

Click, above for our convenient chart.

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This site has been designed for the travelers of our great and varied continent - Australia.  No Boundaries is endeavouring to cover the lifestyle of those who travel Australia.
No Boundaries welcomes the thoughts, anecdotes and advice of those who are experiencing the privilege of long-term travel within Australia. 
As well as travel tips No Boundaries shows you how to maintain your caravan including electricals and hydraulics.
There is loads of information on destinations as well as a great section on things to keep the kids amused on those long car trips.
There is also a section on the cheapest fuel prices for those in certain cities and towns.

Games for
Long Car Trips
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Found at www.grandpapencil.net, Dear Grandpa Pencil has hundreds of pages of activities for kids and their adults including:

Learn The Rules Of The Road By Playing
Highway Patrol

As Bunny always says "You're never too young to learn to be safe".
On any long car trip, sadly, you will see lots of drivers doing really silly things and even though you can't stop them you can stay safe by watching and learning from their silliness.
Each passenger will need a pencil and a note book for this game.
As you are driving along watch all of the vehicles around you looking for any drivers, or riders, who are breaking the road rules.
Your driver or an adult passenger can help.
When a player sees someone doing the wrong thing s/he yells out 'Gotcha' and makes a note, in the book, of the vehicle's number plate (licence plate) and what the driver did wrong.