Will be launching from the main ramp, the one closest to QBN where you go past the rangers quarters and then down the big hill. Keen to check out this side imaging sounder of yours - we should get into some reddies at least.
I will PM you my moby number incase the weather turns sketchy.
I just came out of hibernation and wanted to know how this trip went? ;-)
Had my first bash back at fishing with a land based trip up to Talbingo the weekend prior - no luck though, 4 blokes, 8 rods, no fish = many beers consumed.
Looking forward to dusting off the kayak and hitting the water soon.
Water is up 7m so was really hard to work out where my old spots have gone. Lots of debris and quite discoloured - had one brief hookup on a jackall that felt weighty then dropped it. To give you some idea how high it is - the water has almost reached the point on the ramp where it goes from 2 to one lane, never seen it like that before.
Did you see those dead roos in the water on the way back john?? Glad i dont live in QBN where googong is my water supply
Still a nice morning out and i reckon it will be absolutely firing for yellas in the coming months once the water settles and weedbeds establish themselves.
Bad luck John and Chris but you've gotta be in it to win it, the way Googong fishes you could have just as easily have caught half a dozen yellas, a metre+ cod, and a 60cm brown each. The water is up 7m?
I've often seen dead wombats floating at Googong, makes you wonder how they get there.
Queanbeyan gets its water supply from ActewAGL. ActewAGL sources water and treats water for all of the ACT and Queanbeyan. Most of this water comes from Corrin, Bendora and Cotter via the Mt Stromlo water treatment plant. But, some of it comes from Googong via the Googong water treatment plant. Under extreme situations, some of it comes directly from the Murrumbidgee via Mt Stromlo (though this may have been discontinued). There are currenly plans to augment Googong by pumping water from the Murrumbidgee, this the construction site offices currently at Googong. I'm concerned that when this occurs we may end up with Carp in Googong. Basically, it doesn't matter where you live, you can be drinking water from any of these sources.
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