Species
Spotted Eagle Ray
Aetobatus narinari
Tier 5gamefish tackleNSWWA
0 waypoints~200–350 cm typical
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Overview: about spotted eagle ray
Large and powerful ray with venomous spines, found over reefs and in bays off NSW and WA. Target with bait or lures worked on the bottom in 10-50m, using heavy tackle to wear them down. Be careful handling due to moderate venom in their pectoral spines.
Biology: Spotted Eagle Ray size, diet & habitat
- Habitat
- Bay, Estuary, Pelagic, Reef
- Typical size
- 200–350 cm (max 500 cm)
- Diet
- small fish and crustaceans, and will sometimes dig
- Global range
- Central Pacific
How to target: Spotted Eagle Ray angling strategies
Generally fished with gamefish tackle — match gear to the conditions and the size of fish you expect. No targeting tips for spotted eagle ray yet — match your gear to the habitat and expected fish size, and check recent local reports before a trip.
Best season: when to catch spotted eagle ray in Australia
No seasonal pattern for spotted eagle ray yet. Seasons shift with water temperature and local conditions — check state fisheries advice and recent local reports before planning a trip.
Where to catch: spotted eagle ray fishing spots in Australia
No mapped spots or marks for spotted eagle ray yet. As waypoints are added that list this species, they'll appear here.