Mount Emu creek is a substantial piece of water that drains a large area north of Camperdown in western Victoria and empties into the Hopkins river above the Hopkins falls near Warrnambool. talking to people in the area about the creek the word is that Blackfish were present some time ago but nobody has heard of any recent catches if anybody has any information about the fish in the creek please let me know, this creek is accessible to fishers at varies points along the length of the creek and should have river blackfish in it why does it not. As you can see by the debris on the bridge pylons this creek can flood 
We had just over sixty mils of rain in the last rain event and it has partly filled pond no 4/ ponds two and three are about half full just behind pond four. You can just see a hint of new grass emerging it will hold the ground together during winter rains.
I have been collecting moths to feed the fish in the morning.
Above top is a casing that this grub leaves behind when it hatches, today I found one that is just about to hatch into a moth, I feed the moths to the fish they should be full of nutrients and fats which is ideal for the fish coming into the lean time of the year.
When we have heavy rain like we are having at the moment the worms come out of the dirt and onto the track trying to find an escape from the water the fish will love these and I don’t have to dig.
Over the weekend we had 46 mils of very much needed rain and as you can see the new ponds are starting to fill.