Some people come to Lake Glenmaggie to boat, fish or swim. Others come to rent a spot at the caravan park, pull out a folding chair and situate themselves among the gumtrees with a beer, ankle deep in water. After months of winter rainfall, the lake’s levels are high, allowing the water to infiltrate the surrounding tree line, and so creating a shady, cooler resting place. If your idea of spending time by the water means being a little more active, you might come away with a trout (brown or rainbow), Australian bass, eel, carp or redfin for dinner.
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