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Windradeen is only 5km from the renowned fishing spots on Lake Eucumbene. We are also about 5km away from the Murrumbidgee River. So take your pick!

"Adaminaby is possibly the most central area to base yourself if you would like to fish numerous locations on the lake and steams during your stay." That quote from Freshwater Fishing Australia, Issue 59 basically sums up the main reason for staying in the Adaminaby area.

Windradeen is situated only 5km from Adaminaby on Yens Bay Road and is only 5km from Yens Bay "...which is one of the better locations on the lake." quoted from the same article.

The Snowy Mountains region is considered to be the premier trout fishing spot in New South Wales. The headwaters of the Murrumbidgee, Eucumbene and Snowy Rivers, the lakes of the Snowy Mountains Scheme, Eucumbene, Jindabyne and Tantangara and Kiandra’s Three Mile Dam are all close to Windradeen.

We have great BBQ areas for when you need a rest from the rod and just want to sit by a fire and have a good old yarn.

  

Brown trout are caught in nearly all the waters of the Snowy region with average size between 1 and 3kg. However, trophy trout of over 5kg are not uncommon.

Rainbows are the most common trout species caught by anglers fishing the lakes. Average size is between 1 and 2kg, with fish over 3kg commonly caught.

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