Again, all methods are used but for the fly angler, this dam is better fished in the evening using small sedge patterns. This dam is on private land and should be respected as in all other dams at all times. It is a stock dam and has some very large brown trout and a wide range of rainbow trout in its waters. Many fish grow to double figures in this dam making it quite aft exciting place to hook a large trout. This waterway is situated above Waipiata and again is on private land.
Access is granted but at present vehicles have to be left at the gate.
All methods are used, but it weeds up considerably during the summer period. There are some amazing hatches of damsel flies on this dam and fish often feed on them, violently crashing through the surface of the water. It has a mixture of both brown and rainbow trout in its waters. The productivity of the Central Otago streams is largely dependent on the severity of the summer. In a particularly dry year natural low flows coupled with water extractions for irrigation has a significant effect on some of the fisheries and the same applies to the small tributaries which often supply the spawning facilities necessary to re-populate the main stream.