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Blue Fish Wall

New South Wales, Australia
Shore entry5mm wetsuit typical

Blue Fish Wall at a glance

Blue Fish Wall is a shore dive site in New South Wales, Australia. Typically most favorable Aug · from 3 years of archive data. Divers commonly see Orectolobus maculatus, Fistularia petimba, and Carcharhinus obscurus. Recent reports put the water around 19°C (66°F). Check the latest conditions and entry details before you go.

Marine model · graded 4h ago
1.0 mwaves — about a meter expected

Tap a factor for its source and model point · Forecast 19°C · seasonal avg 18°C

Dive windows this week

Best: Mon
Sun
Mon7:00–18:00
Tue7:00–18:00
Wed7:00–18:00
Thu7:00–18:00
Fri7:00–18:00
Sat7:00–18:00

Favorable windowModerate window— no window

First light 6:25 · Sunrise 6:51 · Sunset 17:10

Source: Open-Meteo marine · model point 1.6 km from site · graded 4h ago

Forecast only — always assess conditions on site.

Recent diver reports

Dated firsthand observations from divers — not current conditions.

No diver reports for this site yet. — one dated observation helps every diver after you.

What Divers Say

Known for: Orectolobus maculatus, Carcharhinus obscurus, Ascarosepion apama

Based on community reviews and site data. Conditions vary — always verify before diving.

Best months, historically

What conditions have historically been typical at this site, month by month — not a forecast.

  1. Jan17%23°C2.0 m
  2. Feb14%24°C2.0 m
  3. Mar22%24°C2.0 m
  4. Apr7%23°C2.4 m
  5. May11%21°C2.5 m
  6. Jun26%20°C2.0 m
  7. Jul22%18°C2.2 m
  8. Aug30%19°C2.0 m
  9. Sep22%19°C2.0 m
  10. Oct8%20°C2.1 m
  11. Nov12%21°C1.9 m
  12. Dec22%22°C1.9 m

August hastypically had the largest share of favorable days here. Conditions vary year to year — this is historical context, not a forecast.

Based on 3 years of archive data. Bar height shows the share of days each month whose conditions have historically scored favorably.

Marine life recorded at this site, by month

Recorded observations — evidence of past sightings, not a promise of what you’ll encounter.

Species seen here

  • Fistularia petimbaOccasionally seen
  • Carcharhinus obscurusCommonly seen
  • Octopus tetricusOccasionally seen
  • Brachaluteres tayloriOccasionally seen
  • Myliobatis aquilaCommonly seen
  • Chelonia mydasCommonly seen
  • Mecaenichthys immaculatusCommonly seen
  • Atypichthys strigatusCommonly seen
  • Microcanthus strigatusCommonly seen
  • Abudefduf bengalensisOccasionally seen
  • Pomacentrus coelestisCommonly seen
  • Cheilodactylus fuscusCommonly seen
  • Trachinops taeniatusCommonly seen
  • Scorpaena cardinalisCommonly seen
  • Scobinichthys granulatusCommonly seen
  • Aplodactylus lophodonCommonly seen
  • Cheilodactylus vestitusCommonly seen
  • Thalassoma lunareCommonly seen
  • Notolabrus gymnogenisCommonly seen
  • Rhabdosargus sarbaOccasionally seen
  • Upeneichthys lineatusOccasionally seen
  • Ophthalmolepis lineolataCommonly seen
  • Girella tricuspidataCommonly seen
  • Ostorhinchus limenusCommonly seen
  • Latropiscis purpurissatusCommonly seen
  • Platycephalus fuscusOccasionally seen
  • Parma microlepisOccasionally seen
  • Atule mateCommonly seen
  • Lates calcariferOccasionally seen
  • Dicotylichthys punctulatusCommonly seen
  • Paraplesiops bleekeriOccasionally seen
  • Zanclus cornutusOccasionally seen
  • Pomacanthus sexstriatusOccasionally seen
  • Fistularia commersoniiCommonly seen
  • Arothron hispidusOccasionally seen
  • Plagiotremus tapeinosomaCommonly seen
  • Parupeneus spilurusCommonly seen
  • Meuschenia australisOccasionally seen
  • Platycephalus bassensisCommonly seen
  • Dinolestes lewiniCommonly seen
  • Parupeneus ciliatusCommonly seen
  • Scorpaenodes albaiensisOccasionally seen
  • Synanceia verrucosaOccasionally seen
  • Opisthoteuthis persephoneOccasionally seen
  • Trygonoptera testaceaCommonly seen
  • Tetractenos glaberOccasionally seen
  • Achoerodus gouldiiOccasionally seen
  • Monacanthus chinensisOccasionally seen
  • Eubalichthys mosaicusOccasionally seen
  • Gymnothorax prasinusOccasionally seen
  • Trachurus novaezelandiaeCommonly seen
  • Schuettea scalaripinnisOccasionally seen
  • Hypoplectrodes nigroruberOccasionally seen
  • Eubalichthys bucephalusOccasionally seen
  • Meuschenia trachylepisOccasionally seen
  • Brachaluteres jacksonianusOccasionally seen
  • Seriola lalandiOccasionally seen
  • Acanthopagrus australisOccasionally seen
  • Lutjanus argentimaculatusOccasionally seen
  • Meuschenia flavolineataOccasionally seen
  • Cnidoglanis macrocephalusOccasionally seen
  • Epinephelus morrhuaOccasionally seen
  • Trygonorrhina melaleucaOccasionally seen
  • Orectolobus ornatusOccasionally seen
  • Cristiceps australisOccasionally seen
  • Decorisepia hedleyiOccasionally seen
  • Squatina squatinaOccasionally seen
  • Myliobatis australisOccasionally seen
  • Myliobatis goodeiOccasionally seen
  • Orectolobus haleiOccasionally seen
  • Heterodontus portusjacksoni recorded here Dec–Feb, Apr, Jul–Aug (11 records)

    most recent 2018

  • Phyllopteryx taeniolatus recorded here Dec–Apr, Jun (10 records)

    most recent 2016

  • Achoerodus viridis recorded here Jan–Apr, Aug (5 records)

    most recent 2016

  • Ascarosepion apama recorded here Apr, Dec (4 records)

    most recent 2019

  • Enoplosus armatus recorded here Mar–Apr, Aug (4 records)

    most recent 2019

  • Orectolobus maculatus recorded here Mar–Apr (4 records)

    most recent 2019

  • Heterodontus galeatus recorded here Apr, Jul–Aug (3 records)

    most recent 2016

  • Trygonorrhina fasciata recorded here Apr, Jul (3 records)

    most recent 2016

Counts are occurrence records near this site from public biodiversity datasets (GBIF), grouped by calendar month across all sampled years. Sightings vary — past records are context, not a prediction.

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Site details

Blue Fish Wall is a dive site located in Australia. It is accessible from shore.

No hazards recorded for this site yet — that never means there are none. Ask a local operator before you dive.


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