Today’s fishing report, for your water.

Live weather, water levels and modelled tides, turned into an honest report every morning for the Australian waters people actually search for. Built from the Bureau of Meteorology’s gauges and an open weather model. Improved by anglers like you.

643waters covered
8states and territories
392live BoM gauges
206modelled tide curves

Reports current for Monday 9 November 2026 · national pulse 3.0/5

Every dot is a covered water: tap it to open today's report

Where it's on today

Every one of our 16 benchmark Australia waters has a live read this morning. 4 are scoring 4 out of 5 or better and 4 are slow. Water runs 13 °C to 29 °C. Pressure is holding steady on 8 of them, so the day comes down to water temperature and wind. 6 have a better-than-even chance of rain.

· scored from live weather and water data, regenerated every half hour · the six best of them are below

All 643 waters, filterable →

Fishing reports for the capital cities

The city pages cover the harbour, bay or river on each capital’s doorstep, with the modelled tide, wind and the day’s best windows.

Sydney fishing report · Melbourne fishing report · Brisbane fishing report · Perth fishing report · Adelaide fishing report · Hobart fishing report · Darwin fishing report · Lake Burley Griffin fishing report

Dam levels today: NSW dam levels · Queensland dam levels · Victorian dam levels · SA reservoir levels · WA dam levels · Canberra dam levels · Tasmania dam levels · Sydney dam levels · SEQ dam levels · Melbourne dam levels · Perth dam levels · Townsville dam levels · SIPS permit (Queensland)

Know your fish

Seasons written for the southern year, tactics in local terms, and the waters we cover for each species.

All species →

The coast, read like the lakes.

From Adelaide’s jetties to the Seaway walls on the Gold Coast: 206 coastal towns and bays with a modelled tide curve, wind that decides the day and the honest windows for moving water.

Coastal waters →
206 coastal waters
437 lakes and rivers
392 live gauges

Learn the water

Written for Australia, on the questions anglers here actually search for.

Before you go: the licence

What it costs in every state and territory, read from the agency that sells it, on the date shown on each page. Three of them charge nothing and say what they do require.

Open right now

Seasons that are open today, worked out from the rule each agency publishes and checked against two years it published. Not a list someone typed in last spring. A species with no published closure is not listed, which is not the same as open.

New South Wales closed seasons → · Queensland closed seasons → · Victoria closed seasons → · Tasmania closed seasons → · South Australia closed seasons → · Western Australia closed seasons → · Northern Territory closed seasons → · Australian Capital Territory closed seasons →

How it works

Live data, all night

The Bureau of Meteorology’s water gauges, an open weather model, sun and moon: we read the same instruments the agencies publish, for every water we cover.

An honest report, every morning

Each morning the day’s report is generated: activity score, species plan, prime windows. A slow day is called a slow day, and a modelled tide is called a model.

Anglers close the loop

Real reports from real anglers refine what the data says. Share a catch and make the page better for the next person on the water.

Browse by state

643 waters across 8 states and territories, with full coverage rolling out from here.