Logue Brook Dam Fishing Report

Updated Mon, 9 Nov 2026 from live weather and tide data

Lake Brockman in Dwellingup State Forest: one of DPIRD’s popular trout waters, a ski area, campgrounds run by the tourist park, and a Bureau gauge at the wall.

3/5
Fair. Fish the windows.A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day.
Level
227.99 m12,398 ML
Air / High
17 °C / 21 °C
Wind
SE 14 km/h

Sources: Bureau of Meteorology gauge ODSS_57330_WSLAHD.1, Open-Meteo, solunar calculated for these coordinates.

Satellite view

Today's Fishing Report

Logue Brook Dam rewards patience today, with cool water and short feeding windows. The gauge reads 227.99 m, holding steady. Today brings clear skies, wind SE around 14 km/h, steady pressure near 1019 hPa and a high of 21 °C. Water sits around 13 °C for the season (estimated). With the new moon, the solunar majors run 11:19 PM-1:19 AM and 10:55 AM-12:55 PM: the windows to build the day around.

Rainbow trout illustration

Rainbow trout

Excellent

Prime. Shore fishing along the edges with bait, spinners and flies, and the rivers if the season is open.

Brown trout illustration

Brown trout

Excellent

Prime. Nymphs and streamers on the rivers, and the lake edges on the overcast days.

Tie on: Blade or vibe, slow hops · Lightly weighted plastic · Whole pilchard or squid on the bottom · Suspending hardbody. Prime windows: 11:19 PM-1:19 AM, 10:55 AM-12:55 PM, 4:16 AM-5:16 AM. Similar at 23 °C. The solunar majors shift about 50 minutes later.

Before you go

Western Australia requires a fishing licence for most fishing, from A$40.00. Western Australia fishing licence: cost, rules and where to buy →

Chasing rainbow trout here? Check the size and bag limits with DPIRD WA before you keep anything; the Rainbow trout page has the seasons and the tactics.

Fishing times for Logue Brook Dam today

Hour-by-hour bite forecast for today from sunrise (05:10), sunset (18:49), the moon and today's score. Tap a bar to see why.

Bite planner

Solunar majors 11:19 PM-1:19 AM and 10:55 AM-12:55 PM; minor 4:16 AM-5:16 AM. New Moon, 0% lit.

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Water and weather

Live readings from Bureau of Meteorology station ODSS_57330_WSLAHD.1 (Logue Brook Wsl - Logger).

Storage level, last 30 days

Bureau of Meteorology Water Data Online, station ODSS_57330_WSLAHD.1. Latest reading 2026-11-07 02:00.

227.90228.01228.12227.99 m10/1110/2010/2911/07

Right now

Latest readings

Air temp17 °C
High / Low21 °C / 10 °C
WindSE 14 km/h, gusts 36 km/h
Pressure1019.3 hPa, steady
Sky / Rain17% cloud, 0%
Sunrise / Sunset05:10 / 18:49
MoonNew Moon, 0%
Water temp (seasonal)~13 °C est.

7-day fishing forecast: which day to fish Logue Brook Dam

Today is the pick of the week on Logue Brook Dam, at 3 out of 5.

Best day this week: today, 9 Nov — fair at 3/5, steady pressure, neither help nor hindrance.

Today, 9 Nov — Fair

A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day.

Solunar majors
11:19 PM-1:19 AM and 10:55 AM-12:55 PM
Minor period
4:16 AM-5:16 AM
Sun
05:10 to 18:49
Moon
New Moon, 0% lit
Sky and wind
Overcast, 21 km/h
Rain chance
0%

Forecast-based scores, less reliable further out.

Species guide

The species that matter on Logue Brook Dam: seasons written for the southern year, and how to fish each one. Today's ratings live in the report above.

Rainbow trout illustration

Rainbow trout

Streams from October to June in NSW and from September to June in Victoria; lakes open all year; Tasmania from the first Saturday of August

The stocked lakes of the Snowy Mountains, the Victorian highlands and the Tasmanian central plateau. Closed seasons apply on the rivers: check the state rules. Prime. Shore fishing along the edges with bait, spinners and flies, and the rivers if the season is open.

Brown trout illustration

Brown trout

Streams from October to June in NSW and from September to June in Victoria; lakes open all year; Tasmania from the first Saturday of August

The wild trout of the highland rivers and Tasmania's lakes. Spawns in autumn, hence the closed rivers through winter in NSW and Victoria. Prime. Nymphs and streamers on the rivers, and the lake edges on the overcast days.

When to come: the Logue Brook Dam calendar

Activity by species and month for the southern year, and how the water warms and cools. Tap any cell.

Species activity by month

1 = slow, 5 = peak. Current month highlighted. January is midsummer here.

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Water temperature through the year

Typical surface temperature for this water type in degrees Celsius; today is around 13 °C (estimated, not a reading).

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Angler reports

Real reports from real anglers, reviewed before publishing. Nothing here is copied from a shop or a charter. The water log below tracks each day automatically.

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Water log, last days

Auto-logged from live data
Sun, Nov 8

3/5 Fair. Fish the windows. A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day. Rainbow trout led the card at excellent. High of 23 °C, wind to 21 km/h.

Sat, Nov 7

3/5 Fair. Fish the windows. A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day. Rainbow trout led the card at excellent. High of 24 °C, wind to 24 km/h.

Fri, Nov 6

3/5 Fair. Fish the windows. A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day. Rainbow trout led the card at excellent. High of 26 °C, wind to 29 km/h.

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Before you go

Licence

Western Australian recreational fishing licences, from A$40.00, the same for residents and visitors. Details and where to buy →

Regulations

Size and bag limits, closed seasons and marine park zones are set by DPIRD WA and change: confirm the current rules on the agency page linked from the Western Australia licence page before you keep anything.

Access

Freshwater angling south of Greenough needs Western Australia’s South-west freshwater angling licence, A$50 as read from DPIRD, and marroning needs its own licence; under-16s do not need the freshwater licence.

Storage levels

Compare it with every other storage in the state on Western Australia dam levels today.

About this water

Logue Brook Dam is a lake in Western Australia, Australia, covered from the Western Australia reports and listed in all Australia waters.

Fishing Logue Brook Dam: the full guide

The lake

Lake Brockman is the water behind Logue Brook Dam, in Dwellingup State Forest near Harvey. Parks and Wildlife lists swimming, fishing and paddling from several access points, a water-ski area with a boat launch, two pump tracks and sheltered picnic and barbecue facilities, with the Munda Biddi Trail passing nearby. The Logue Brook campgrounds at Scarp Road and Brockman are managed by Lake Brockman Tourist Park; bookings are essential and camping fees apply. The Bureau of Meteorology’s gauge at the dam wall supplies the level and 30-day chart.

Species and seasons

DPIRD names Logue Brook Dam among the most popular trout waters in Western Australia. The trout minimum is 300 mm, inside a mixed daily bag of four that also covers freshwater cobbler. Redfin are an introduced pest, and DPIRD recommends they be humanely killed rather than returned. Marron have a separate licence and a season that DPIRD sets.

Where to fish it

Water skiing and boating follow Department of Transport rules, so the ski area is busy in warm weather and the fishing is better early and through the cooler months. From the bank, small lures, bait under a float and wet flies worked along the drop-offs are dependable trout methods, and a kayak launched from one of the access points reaches quieter edges away from the ski zone.

Reading the report

Winter is trout season in a Mediterranean climate, and the water temperature estimate, labelled as one, drops into the trout band around May and climbs out of it by November; the chart shows the summer draw-down that pulls the lake back from the forest edge. Forest on the shores takes some of the wind off the water. The barometer and the cloud fill in the score.

Licences, access and rules

Freshwater angling south of Greenough needs Western Australia’s South-west freshwater angling licence, A$50 as read from DPIRD, and marroning needs its own licence; under-16s do not need the freshwater licence. Dogs are allowed in the campgrounds, but 1080 baiting is carried out in the area, which matters to anyone bringing one. Entry to the state forest is free. The Parks and DPIRD pages are in the sources.

Common questions

Do I need a licence at Lake Brockman?

Yes, from age 16. Fresh water in the south-west needs the A$50 South-west freshwater angling licence, and marroning needs the marron licence as well.

Is there camping at Logue Brook Dam?

Yes, at the Scarp Road and Brockman campgrounds, run by Lake Brockman Tourist Park; bookings are essential and fees apply.

Is fishing good at Logue Brook Dam right now?

Check the daily report at the top of this page: it is regenerated every morning from live data. Today's read: Fair. Fish the windows. A steady pattern: dawn and dusk carry the day.

Nearby waters

Where this page's numbers come from

Storage and river readings
Bureau of Meteorology, Water Data Online, station ODSS_57330_WSLAHD.1 — Logue Brook Wsl - Logger
Data from the state water agency, published by the Bureau of Meteorology, © Commonwealth of Australia, CC BY. Latest value timestamped 2026-11-07 02:00 station time, quality code 140.
Open-Meteo forecast model
https://open-meteo.com/
Queried at -32.9983, 115.9732 in this water's own timezone. A model, not an observation.
Moon and solunar windows
Calculated on this site
Astronomical calculation from these coordinates and the date, not a third-party feed.
Pages checked
The facts in the written guide below were checked against these pages, mostly from the agencies, water authorities, park services and councils that manage the water, on 27 September 2026. Anything we could not verify was taken out.
The written guide on this page
Pablo Ruiz Quintero
How this page was made. The daily report is computed by our scoring engine from live readings; nobody types it. The written text was drafted with AI assistance from the official pages listed above, and its facts were checked against those pages by automated verification on 27 September 2026; anything that could not be verified was taken out. Pablo Ruiz Quintero sets every guideline, the data-verification system and the minimum standards a page must meet to be published, reviews page structure and approves what goes live; the responsibility is his, and the AI carries out the work. We work this way because it is how one person can keep every page current with named sources. Not yet reviewed by an Australian angler or editor. Errors are published in the verification log; the full policy is in the editorial policy.

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