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Ovens River Basin

The rivers all flow north, from heavily forested mountain country through extensive river flats to the Murray River. Trout populations in most streams are self-sustaining and are able to meet angling pressure. Brown trout are widely distributed throughout the system and grow to a larger size than rainbow trout which are most abundant in the upper reaches. Small redfin are common in the lower reaches of the rivers with some Murray cod closer to the Murray River. Small river blackfish are common in many rivers, Macquarie perch are still occasionally caught, and catches of golden perch are being reported from the lower reaches, the result of stocking of the species into Lake Mulwala and the river below Wangaratta. The best trout streams are the Buffalo Buckland and King Rivers. The Ovens River below the Murray Valley Highway is the best area for redfin.


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