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Tin Can Bay being the boating and fishing paradise that it is, has two public boat ramps located around the bay. The most used Ramp is situated at Norman Point between the Volunteer Coast Uphold and Barnacles Cafe', this boat ramp is popular because of the large vehicle and trailer parking area at the top of the ramp and allows the quickest access to the rest of the Great Sandy Straits as healthy as the passage to the open sea. The second boat ramp is located at the southern last of the bay at the Crab Creek opening and also has a little car park. Tin Can Bay and the surrounding water ways are well obvious for its fishing and crabbing opportunities. The area boasts both estuary fishing and reef fishing for those enthusiastic anglers. The variety of fish that can be caught in the Immense Sandy Straits and estuaries is extensive due to the mangrove breeding grounds found throughout the straits, some of the more popular fish are whiting, Flathead, bream, cod, mangrove jack, mackerel, tailor and some of the lofty stories told by the locals would have you trust the occasional barrumundi. The reef fishing means a trip across the prohibit before you can arrive the bobbies (small rock clusters) and reefs and have fair as many varieties as the estuary fishing. Another popular fishing spot is the world heritage listed Fraser Island, where the beach fishing is of world standards and holds an annual fishing competition every year that attracts thousands of anglers from around the globe. If you want new bait then there is plenty to be found. The Tin Can Bay foreshore at low tide will produce cabbies, the jetties will benefit you white bait and other trivial bait fish. Rainbow Beach can supply new sand worms and hippies for the beach fisherman. The local shops can also supply bait for both fishing and crabbing. For those with the bug, the Tin Can Bay Country Club has an 18 hole golf course that should satisfy your itch for sand, water or the trees, and if you are lucky the fairways.