Cooby Dam - We are really starting to see the transition into the cooler months with the fish slowing down and the water temp dropping. This means Trolling is out and slowing down your lures is in. Bait fishing really comes into its own now with the fish slowing they want something sitting around there face for longer. Jigging blades is still having some success but try pausing for longer and also adding some scent can help.

Cressbrook Dam - Lots of tough reports lately with just a few yellowbelly and bass being landed. again cooler water temps will mean the fish will move up into the shallower waters. casting TN60 Jackalls to the edges in the morning and late afternoons will be best chance of those bigger fish. Slowing everything down now is key long pauses and more scent on lures while bait fishing will be much more productive over the next couple months.

Wivenhoe Dam - Some good reports from Wivenhoe still some nice schooling bass on the edge of creek bed. slow rolling metal spoons and Tail spinners has worked best. the numbers of fish have dropped a little but the quality is good with some 50+cm models around.

Leslie Dam - Lure fishing has slowed down but still plenty of yellowbelly being landed on Saltwater Yabbies and Live worms in 12-15ft of water and they will start moving up even shallower now. Lure of choice is still Ecogear ZX blades combo'd with some Xfactor Scent.

Macintyre River - Colder months are prime time to hit the rivers and there isn't many better than the macintyre. We have had some great seasons with constant rain for the rivers to really thrive. The Macintyre has been fishing really well around the town of Goondiwindi. Spinnerbaits and hard bodies have worked best as well as throwing a surface lure around dawn and dusk for those more aggressive cod. Definitely worth heading to the rivers over the cooler months.