As summer is approaching me and the family think we would like to take the boat to a dam and have a few days camping fishing and using the biskit.
We are located at Birkdale QLD near Wellington Point, does anyone have any suggestions for near by dams with reasonable camp sites and good fishing.
wivenhoe
somerset
hinze
north pine
funny you should mention this smiley , we have been thinking about doing the same thing.
i think somerset would be the go
Jason.
... i only work to support my fishing addiction.....
had a quick laugh about this at work today,,,
come summer,,, it'll be like trying to play """"spot the aussie""" in chinatown,,,,(no offence to our chineses members)
you'll be able to see where the dams were,,,
but there be a puddle to remind us off it
can it get any better??????????????,,,,,,,,,,,,,,http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgG_TxEPaQE
Have a look at the following link it has some information on dams in SE Queensland
http://www.seqwater.com.au/content/s...=SEQWatersDams
Bundy
Check out Fitzy's site:
www.sweetwaterfishing.com.au
Forget North Pine. No Boating, and I'm not sure where the camping is, if there is any.
Logan Inlet at Wivenhoe is nice, but boat must be electric powered, and you'll need a 4WD to Launch it.
Somerset has good facilities and the Ramp is still operational.
Cressbrook is beautiful, but a bit low on the wet stuff at the moment. (Speed restricted though)
Heading north, Borumba is worth a look, near Imbil.
Dale
I fish because the little voices in my head tell me to
Borumba is the go if your looking for a dam with water and great camping. Have to fight with the skiers though. If Cressbrook gets a bit more water it is definetly the nicest dam around the SE with good family camping facilities.
Regards
Sav
Nice dam, Cresbrook, but "dam" the Bass are small. 8 Kt speed limited due to a council that thinks it causes less errosion.
There's Moogerah and Maroon out Beaudesert way, plus a couple down near Stanthorpe and Warwick.
Then, there's Borumba which is probably the best dam for scenery (chick waterskiers) plus the surroundings, deer and excellent fishing for Bass and Toga's.
Lenthalls for Bass, Barra and more.....nice dam too.
Somerset, except the wake boats and speed freeks that don't know what 6 knots near a moored vessel means. Greta Bass fishing though.
Think i might hit tinaroo. Too many trees there for water skiers.
Originally Posted by HarryP
. Bay's, yes. Open water, hell no!. Plenty of room here, come and give it a fish mate - only if you know how to release large fish properly...
. There are always plenty of water skiers on the water, don't let skiers deter you.
Theo
TT
Try and get hold of the free Bass to Barra Trail book from your tackle shop or tourist information centre it covers the dams from Bielke Peterson dam in the south through to Awoonga in the north. The book gives you all the information on whats caught in each Lake , where to stay, plus a lot of other information on the areas around the lakes.
Cheers Foxie
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