No longer stocked with trout to protect threatened fish species. Also contains redfin, tench,Īnd eastern gambusia. Contains a unique assemblage of native fish including Australian smelt, common galaxias, southern pygmy perch, river blackfish, eastern dwarf galaxias and Yarra pygmy perch. Bridgewater Lakes, Cape BridgewaterĪ series of five natural coastal lakes surrounded by farmland and sand dunes, sand and mud bottom.

Branxholme Reservoir, BranxholmeĪ former railway storage, 2.5 m deep, abundant aquatic vegetation. Contains short-finned eel, tench, river blackfish,Ĭommon galaxias, mountain galaxias, southern pygmy perch and possibly small redfin. Access to better areas is through private property and permission must be obtained. Public access only at road bridges but the creek here tends to be choked with cumbungi. This tributary of Camp Creek flows through farmland, gravel and mud bottom. Stocked regularly with brown trout and rainbow trout. Recreational Fishing Licence revenue was used to replace the fish barrier on the outlet. The weed growth can at times make fishing difficult. Contains brown trout and rainbow trout to 1.3 kg. Additional funds have been provided through the Adopt-A-Stream grants program to reestablish riparian vegetation. In 2009 the boat launching siteĪnd the access track were upgraded under the Enhanced Recreational Fishing Program.

Follow the track to the left past the house and through two gates. Access is off the Port Fairy-Hamilton Road, 6.5 km from Port Fairy, through private property (The Rocky). A disused reservoir surrounded by grazing land, rock bottom with extensive aquatic vegetation.

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