Ramp Infrastructure & Facility Report
North Arm Boat Ramp (Bullock Island): Located on Bullock Island Road on Bullock Island in Lakes Entrance, this facility provides access to the North Arm of the Gippsland Lakes and Bass Strait. It features a concrete ramp and concrete turning apron that was fully replaced during major structural upgrades, though its specific lane configuration is not mentioned. Staging and boarding are facilitated by a floating pontoon with an all-abilities gangway on the western side of the ramp and a fixed eastern jetty. The eastern jetty also hosts a relocated heavy-duty game fishing gantry and weigh station closer to the water. Boaters face hazards such as strong tidal currents and shifting sand in the area, and must observe structural overhead limits including the Bullock Island Bridge (clearance of 1.9m or 8.4m) and the Lakes Entrance North Arm Bridge (clearance of 6.5m or 15.2m).
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