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Friday arvo snorkel at Shelly 6 Nov

Friday arvo snorkel at Shelly 6 Nov

Fri, Nov 6, 2:00 AM
From Sydney Snorkelling Meetup Group
4.8

Friday afternoon snorkel, weather dependent.

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10 attendees
Sydney Fish Market

Sydney Fish Market

Sat, Nov 7, 12:00 AM
From Wollongong Social Club
4.8

Planning to head up by train from wollongong (at 8:40 am ish, exact time to be determined closer to the event) to the Sydney’s Fish Market to have a look at the fish markets then choose a place for lunch and drinks. Have a quick look at the main website https://www.sydneyfishmarket.com.au/ Or even better, check out this link https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1777ajokVe/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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Catamaran sailing Lake Macquarie (camping caravan park)

Catamaran sailing Lake Macquarie (camping caravan park)

Fri, Nov 13, 11:00 PM
From YHA Sailing & Outdoor Club, Sydney & Newcastle
4.5

Please email directly and supply information below, as well as RSVP. Also use email for queries (not Meetup messages). Cost and more details are below. Enjoy pretty Lake Macquarie (2 hours from Sydney) while zipping along on our catamarans and getting a good introduction to sailing. More exciting than being on a yacht ! We have 18-foot, 16-foot and 14-foot catamarans. No experience is required. Come for either the weekend or a day (we recommend coming for the weekend). Email Mark Lovi (yhasailingbookings@gmail.com) as well as RSVPing. He will then send you details. In your email, please advise the following: * Do you have your own transport ? If so, are you prepared to give others lifts ? * If you don't have your own transport, what suburb do you live in ? * Contact phone number. * Do you have a tent ? We can hire but you must have your own sleeping bag. * Can you swim (we wear lifejackets but cannot take non-swimmers) * Are you reasonably agile ? We don’t need super athletes, but you are sitting on a flat deck (not a seat) and you need to be able to move 3 metres to the other side of the boat at reasonable speed. A simple test is whether you can lie flat on a carpet and stand up within 4 seconds without using furniture. * We cannot take people weighing more than 95 kg (even if agile). COST: Sailing fee $70 (weekend); $40 (day), camping $26, lift $15, tent hire $10. You need your own sleeping bag. This is a group event and requires people to be on time to assist in rigging boats. If coming Saturday, arrive by 10:00 am ready for the outdoors. If coming for the day only be prepared to stay until 6pm. For Sunday, be prepared to arrive by 9am and stay until 5pm. Camping is at a caravan park with facilities. We are a long-established sailing group run by the YHA. We hold sailing weekends every 4 weeks. NO SAILING EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY. Catamaran sailing is a fun and exciting way to experience the water, as the boats zip along in the wind. The boats are easy to sail and offer a good opportunity for anyone who wants to learn or experience sailing by getting some practice on either handling the jib, trapezing (hanging out the side of the boat on a harness) or skippering. We are not a "racing" group, we just like to be on the water and away from Sydney for a weekend, taking it easy.

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Erskineville Station to Sydney FIsh Markets

Fri, Nov 13, 9:00 PM
From The Shire's over 40's Social Group
4.7
2 attendees
Coastal Escape: Manly North Head Circuit, wormhole and beyond ~12/15 km

Coastal Escape: Manly North Head Circuit, wormhole and beyond ~12/15 km

Sat, Nov 7, 10:30 PM
From OZ Outdoors
4.8

Join us for a stunning coastal adventure where we’ll explore the North Head Circuit and the surrounding coastline. This route offers **spectacular ocean and harbour views, WWII history at North Fort, and local wildlife**. Depending on the weather and group pace, we will also navigate the “**secret wormhole” tunnel linking Manly to Freshwater,** followed by an optional extension towards Dee Why or a return to Manly for a late lunch. Due to the total distance (12–15 km) and a steady pace, good fitness is essential. **Before you RSVP, please read the details below:** * This event is hosted on **[TrekMeet](http://trekmeet.com/),** a free offline hiking app without ads, I built with and for this community, and would love your support if you could [please ](https://trekmeet.com/event/44f41258-f247-45b8-b111-30a30ff336b9?from=9xOdy7cJLyewPf1Nkak5XAkdmtI2)**[RSVP here,](https://trekmeet.com/event/44f41258-f247-45b8-b111-30a30ff336b9?from=9xOdy7cJLyewPf1Nkak5XAkdmtI2) i**t has offline trail route and event chat. You can also search TrekMeet and **[join OZ Outdoors](https://trekmeet.com/group/oz-outdoors?from=9xOdy7cJLyewPf1Nkak5XAkdmtI2),** **we're moving there in coming months.** * **Start:** 9:30 AM outside Manly Wharf. Meet at the Seashell Sculpture in front of The Felons Seafood restaurant. * **Difficulty:** Moderate–Hard due to the undulating terrain, stairs, some steep sections, and a steady pace of \~4 km/h with short breaks. * **Route:** Starting at Manly Wharf, we will complete the 11 km North Head Circuit. We will then head towards the "secret wormhole" tunnel. If the weather is pleasant, we will tackle the rocky path through the tunnel to Freshwater Beach, returning to Manly via the B2M path. On a hotter day, we will visit the wormhole and return to Manly via an easier path. We will finish at Manly, where you can catch the ferry back to the city or stick around for a swim and a well-earned late lunch! * **Gratuity:** A $5 gratuity is appreciated to cover organising costs. You can pay cash or via PayID at the event. **Important - Please Read:** * **What to Bring:** Wear proper hiking shoes, bring **ample hydration (1.5 litres, we have refills), enough snacks/lunch for the day,** sunscreen, hat, swimmers (if you decide to take a swim), and weather appropriate clothings, recommended to carry **basic first-aid and insect-repellent spray.** * **RSVP responsibly** – Treat it as a commitment; update or cancel 12–24 hrs before. * **Arrive early** – All route/gear info is in the description; hosts can’t field messages during the event. * **Stay together** – It's a volunteer-led community walk; keep the host in sight and let them know if you leave. * **Safety first** – **Your safety is your own responsibility**! You agree to follow host instructions, public-health orders and OZ Outdoors guidelines: [https://www.meetup.com/ozoutdoors](https://www.meetup.com/ozoutdoors) * **Connect with us on Instagram:** [https://instagram.com/ozoutdoors.syd](https://instagram.com/ozoutdoors.syd)

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FishNets in Bronte.....Sushi & Fish

Sat, Nov 21, 1:30 AM
From Foodie Catch Ups
5.0
5 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people with shared interests by helping them discover and join local groups and events, including fishing trips.

To find fishing trips in Sydney, search for groups or events related to fishing using Meetup's location-based features to explore upcoming gatherings.

Yes, Sydney hosts active fishing communities on Meetup where you can join fellow anglers for trips, discussions, and more.

Absolutely, you can join as many fishing-related groups on Meetup as you'd like to expand your angling adventures.

After you find a fishing event you’re interested in, you can RSVP directly through the event page on Meetup, allowing the organizer to prepare for your attendance.

Joining Meetup is free, though some events or fishing trips may have associated costs. It varies by organizer.

Generally, you need to bring your own gear, but check specific event details as some may offer equipment rentals or sharing.

Fishing events occur regularly, although frequency can vary. Check Meetup for the latest schedule of activities hosted by local groups.

Yes, on Meetup, members can also become organizers and host their own fishing trips or related events.

If you cannot find a group, consider starting one yourself to gather local fishing enthusiasts and organize trips through Meetup.

While most fishing activities are in-person, some groups may occasionally host online meetups discussing fishing techniques.

No guarantees on fishing success, as outcomes depend on conditions. Meetup excels at connecting you with other fishing enthusiasts.

Not necessarily; it depends on the organizer. Always review event details for specifics on guides and trip arrangements.

Meetup focuses on group activities, so it’s more suited for events rather than 1-on-1 fishing lessons.

Event quality can vary by organizer, so it helps to read reviews from fellow Meetup members to gauge past experiences.