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Upstream from Cairn Curran Reservoir
Flows in forested country then through grazing land, rock,
boulder and gravel bed. Access good downstream but walking necessary
in the headwaters. Low summer flow, water is often very turbid.
Limited trout spawning occurs in the river and some of its
tributaries e. g. Jim Crow Creek. Abundant brown trout average 400g,
maximum 1. 7 kg, with fish to 900g below Glenluce, with small brown
trout and rainbow trout upstream. Also carries small tench and
goldfish, and redfin to 330g. Larger trout sometimes move into this
area from Cairn Curran Reservoir.
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Upstream from Cairn Curran Reservoir Fishing Map
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 South Loddon River Basin Map View
- Barkers Creek
Reservoir, Harcourt
- Bet Bet Creek, Dunolly
- Birch Creek, Clunes
- Cosgrove Reservoir, Creswick
- Creswick Creek, Creswick
- Daylesford lake, Daylesford
- Dean River, Newlyn
- Evansford Reservoir,
Evansford
- Expedition Pass
Reservoir, Castlemaine
- Glenlyon Dam, Glenlyon
- Goldfield Reservoir,
Maryborough
- Hepburn Lagoon, Smeaton
- Hepburn Reservoir, Daylesford
- Jim Crow Creek, Newstead
- Jubilee Lake, Daylesford
- Kennington Reservoir,
Bendigo
- Laanecoorie Reservoir,
Dunolly
- Langdon Creek, Newlyn
- Upstream
Fron Cairn Curan Reservoir
- Laanecorie
Reservoir to Bridgewater
- Cairn
Curan to Laanecoorie Reservoir
- Neanger Lake, Eaglehawk
- Newlyn Reservoir, Newlyn
- Russels Dam, Creswick
- St. Gorges Lake, Creswick
- Talbot Reservoir, Talbot
- Tullaroop Creek, Clunes
- Tullaroop Reservoir,
Maryborough
- Victoria Lake, Maryborough
- Weeroona lake, Bendigo
- Wombat Creek Dam, Daylesford
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