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Fishing from banks as well as from boats is a popular pastime of locals and visitors within the Goulburn region. There are a number of ideal locations for you to explore, where you can go fishing for a variety of species (as listed in this brochure). When fishing, be sure that, unless you are exempt, you have paid the NSW recreational fishing fee

Goulburn's Wollondilly River & Mulwarree ponds are perfect for this species, providing anglers with numerous spots to try their luck. Burrinjuck Dam; Murrumbidgee River; Blowering Dam; Gear and Techniques for Redfin Fishing Rod and Reel Setup. Opt for a light spin outfit, combining a 2-3kg or 2-4kg rod with a 2000, or 2500 reel.

The Mulwaree River, a perennial river [1] that is part of the Hawkesbury-Nepean catchment, is located in the Southern Tablelands region of New South Wales, Australia.

Fishing forecast for fishing on the Mulwaree River (Palerang - Pt B, New South Wales) (and nearby) over the next few days. Related fishing reports: Fishing in Australia , River fishing

The Mulwaree River starts just east of the Lake George escarpment below Mount Fairy and flows 66km to Goulburn, where it joins the Wollondilly River. Tributaries of the Mulwaree River include Bangalore Creek, Bongaralaby Creek; Bulamalito Creek, Mulwaree Chain of Ponds Creek, Covan Creek, Crisps Creek, Gordons Creek, Gundary Creek, Long

The Mulwaree system is unique in that it contains large-scale ponds (some up to 7 m deep) and, in its natural state, swampy preferential flow paths that connect the ponds during rain. Water flow is connected to the local floodplain aquifer which maintains the …

Along the way, there are parks, picnic areas, and fishing spots to enjoy. The Mulwaree River and its associated wetlands are important breeding grounds and drought refuge for Australian birds, making it a great spot for birdwatching.

Take in the beautiful natural and historic scenery along the banks of the Mulwaree River from Bungonia Road to May Street. Take in views of Rocky Hill, Goulburn Golf Course, Landsdowne bridge and Bradley Grange Brewery (Old Goulburn Brewery). An easy stroll, ride or scoot and very pet friendly.