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Legend: Webcam Lake Levels Stocking

Name Region Additional Media
Gawler River Northwest
Size(min): 220 mm Bag Limit: 5. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
George River East
Size(min): 220 mm Bag Limit: 5. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
Gordon River West
Size(min): 220 mm Bag Limit: 5. Artificials (lures and flies) only
Great Forester River Northeast
Size(min): 220 mm Bag Limit: 5. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
Guide Reservoir Northwest
Size(min): 300/500 mm Bag Limit: 5 Notes: 5 fish combined with only 2 over 500mm. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
Guide River Northwest
Size(min): 220 mm Bag Limit: 5. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
Gunns Lake Central
Size(min): 300/500 mm Bag Limit: 5 Notes: 5 fish combined with only 2 over 500mm. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
yingina/Great Lake Central
yingina/Great Lake - Canal Bay: Size(min): 300/400 mm Bag Limit: 12 Notes: Brown trout min. size 300, Rainbow trout min. size 400 with max of 3 rainbow trout. Artificials (lures and flies) only
yingina/Great Lake - Excluding Canal Bay & Tods Corner: Size(min): 300/400 mm Bag Limit: 12 Notes: Brown trout min. size 300, Rainbow trout min. size 400 with max of 3 rainbow trout. All methods (bait, lures and flies)
yingina/Great Lake - Tods Corner: Size(min): 300/400 mm Bag Limit: 12 Notes: Brown trout min. size 300, Rainbow trout min. size 400 with max of 3 rainbow trout. Artificials (lures and flies) only