Found in nearly every tributary of the Murray – Darling system. Cod populations have been declining since the early 1900’s due to over fishing and agriculture. The next five years should see a change due to restocking and good populations of mature breeding cod.
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 This hard pulling fish is highly prized by sports fisherman, it lives in the lakes and rivers from the NSW border, up through Cape York, through the Gulf and into the Northern Territory.
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 The Barramundi is the nations most highly prized sport fish, people travel from all over the world to catch the high flying and hard pulling Barra.
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 The Saratoga is a spectacular sport fish that spends more time out of the water than in. Looking like something out of Jurassic Park this may well be Australia’s oldest fish. They love lures and flies but because of their hard boney mouths, they can be hard to hook.
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 The golden perch also known as yellow belly lives in almost every river and lake in Victoria, NSW and QLD, that is west of the great divide. They are a very popular fish because of there eating quality, although fish over 2kg tend to become very fat and oily.
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 The Red fin is also known as English perch came from Great Britain late last century. Eleven fish were sent by boat with seven surviving the journey, these seven fish have populated almost every river and creek that flows into the Murray – Darling system and a large amount of the impoundment’s west of the great divide.
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