Wyaralong Dam

Stillwater
12.1 km²
Water area
A drinking-water dam on Teviot Brook near Beaudesert in south-east Queensland, stocked with Australian bass and Mary River cod.
Wyaralong Dam is a drinking-water storage on Teviot Brook in south-east Queensland, and the fish to drive for are the two natives stocked into it: Australian bass and Mary River cod.
It is a single dam, built across Teviot Brook, a tributary of the Logan River. It supplies drinking water to the Scenic Rim region around Beaudesert.
Plan one trip: bass and cod in the dam. You find it on Wyaralong Dam Access Road at Bromelton, about 14 km north-west of Beaudesert. Seqwater owns the dam, so check its site for current facilities, fishing vessel requirements and dam alerts before you leave, and read the current Queensland fishing rules from Fisheries Queensland before you fish.
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Water and habitat

Wyaralong Dam is an impoundment on Teviot Brook, a tributary of the Logan River, built to supply drinking water to the Scenic Rim region around Beaudesert.

Fish and forage

The fish stocked into the dam are Australian bass and Mary River cod. Plan around those two.

Access and safety

The dam is on Wyaralong Dam Access Road at Bromelton, about 14 km north-west of Beaudesert. Seqwater, which owns the dam, is the place to check current facilities, fishing vessel requirements and dam alerts before a trip.

Regulations

Take every licence, bag and size rule from the current Queensland fishing rules published by Fisheries Queensland before you fish.

Questions

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