ACT · Murrumbidgee River

Corin Dam

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Corin Dam. The Cotter River guide's stretches finish at this storage.

What the record shows

Flows, river gradient, changing water levels, fish surveys and stocking

How well this water has been surveyed

1 capture records, 1 decade of 1 on file

fyke netting, 1 record

Capture records by decade — electrofishing, netting, trapping and rotenone surveys only; a sighting, an eDNA water sample or a stocking release is not a capture and is not counted here. A record is not an abundance estimate, and a decade with no bar is a decade with no capture survey on file, not evidence the water was empty.

Source: Atlas of Living Australia.

Source details and licence

Atlas of Living Australia — freshwater fish occurrence records (open licences, with coordinates). Occurrence records from the Atlas of Living Australia and its contributing datasets, including the Victorian Biodiversity Atlas, NSW BioNet Atlas, Sustainable Rivers Audit, Murray-Darling Basin fish monitoring programs, OZCAM museum collections and iNaturalist Australia. Each record carries its own licence and originating dataset. retrieved 2026-08-13.

Conditions

What the gauges say

Check the jurisdiction authority's conditions page for current levels.

Rules for this water

Set by the jurisdiction's fisheries authority, not by this guide

This page carries no reviewed bag, size or season rule for this specific water. The authority's rules apply regardless of what is or is not written here — check them directly: ACT Government (Environment, Planning and Sustainable Development Directorate) — current rules

Behind this page

Where next

Keep moving

Water guide Cotter River The river guide whose stretches end here

Fish nearby Adelong Creek A NSW creek that flows into the Murrumbidgee, with brown and rainbow trout and a little Murray cod stocked into it, and carp and goldfish also recorded.

Fish nearby Adjungbilly Creek A NSW creek that flows into the Tumut River, with brown and rainbow trout recorded in it and stocked in recent seasons, best approached with dries and nymphs.

Fish nearby Bago Creek A NSW creek that flows into Tarcutta Creek, with brown and rainbow trout stocked into it and river blackfish recorded in it, fished with dries and nymphs.