Glenelg River, Lower Glenelg National Park

The Glenelg River runs through the Lower Glenelg National Park close to the border of South Australia and Victoria, near the townships of Nelson (Vic) and Mount Gambier (SA). The river has carved a spectacular gorge up to 50 metres deep through limestone and erosion and the action of rainwater have created caves along its path including the remarkable Princess Margaret Rose Caves.

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Summer in Central Victoria

Three Rivers Run

Two rivers and a creek actually. Fished the Goulburn in the Nathalia region and also Broken Creek, both looking healthy and with a reputation for good Murray Cod. No Luck at these two locations.

Goulburn River

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Broken Creek

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Murray River in the Barmah State Park between Tocumwal and Echuca. Better luck here.

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 This cheeky Pacific Black Duck walked right into camp, they sure know its not duck season :-)

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 Ha Ha can't shoot me!

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Might just move away anyway . . . 

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 Nice Yella

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48 cm Cod was released to grow another 7 cm

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Camp for the night

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