We hope that this website provides you with some useful information about our fishing club and about fishing on the Central Coast of NSW. Gosford RSL's parent club is the Gosford RSL which is located in West Gosford.

The Club fishes Brisbane Water, Hawkesbury River, Tuggerah Lakes , many beautiful Central Coast beaches including Terrigal, Avoca, Putty and the ocean waters between Sydney and Swansea. Fishing the Central Coast takes you to many beautiful places, from the quiet reaches of some of our rivers, estuaries, lakes, lagoons  and streams through to the wider open oceans north of Sydney. We are a family orientated club and in all our competitions, subject to the fishing rules, prizes are awarded to the angler with the best catch in Junior’s, Lady’s and Open divisions.

Becoming a member of the Gosford RSL Fishing Club makes you much better placed to take advantage of the fishing that is on offer. Club members enjoy a common passion for fishing and are ready to share their knowledge with other members. Regular fishing competitions and organised meetings such as fishing excursions to Harrington / Crowdy Head are held throughout the year making for plenty of opportunity for everyone to have fun, catch fish, talk strategies and enjoy each other’s company.

Gosford RSL Fishing Club values new members to the Club. Our Club has been established for many long years and we seek to keep it vibrant and strong well  the future. Being associated with Gosford RSL makes for a strong club and our facilities are fantastic. The Club conducts a seafood raffle on Thursday evenings in the main lounge of the RSL. These evenings are the best opportunity for prospective new members to find out more about our club, our club boat and about fishing generally on the Central Coast. Perhaps you may even like to join up. Who knows what new friendships you may make, fish you might catch and new opportunities you might pursue.

The weather for last weeks competition was horrendous with only 8 people fishing. Young Steven Rennie showed everyone how to master the conditions and came out on top as the days top angler with 11.4 points, narrowly beating Ken Woods who had 11.0 points.

1st Steven Rennie    11.4 points

2nd Ken Woods        11.0 points

3rd Paul Matherson     9.0 points

Steven Rennie with his competition winning Snapper