More good news for Condamine fish

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More good news for Condamine fish - Newstreams

A series of rising rock pools has opened up 100 kilometres of the Condamine River from Cotswold to the Condabri Weir, in southern-central Queensland. The fishway on the Condamine Town Weir removes a significant barrier to fish passage and already fish are using it, with sightings of dozens of native fish resting in the pools during a flow in the river. Native species expected to benefit from the improved connectivity include the Murray Cod, Golden Perch, Eel-tailed Catfish, Carp Cudgeon and Bony Bream.