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Tide times at Harvey Dam

Saturday 17 October 2026 · Australia/Perth

Today's High and Low Tides at Harvey Dam

Today Time Height (m)

Sun, Moon and Bite Times at Harvey Dam Today

Sun
↑ 5:33 am · ↓ 6:30 pm
Moon
↑ 9:45 am · ↓ 12:00 am
Moon phase
First Quarter · 33%
Best bite
4:30 am–6:30 am

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Sea-Level Curve · Today

Day Timeline
Major Minor Twilight
First light 5:08 am Last light 6:55 pm

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Heights are scaled to today's range (datum is global mean sea level).

Next 14 Days at Harvey Dam

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About Harvey Dam

Harvey Dam is the South West's flagship stillwater trout fishery — a 2002-built impoundment that took over from Waroona Dam as the premier trout water south of Perth, an easy 1 hour 40 from the city off South Western Highway.

Best Tide State to Fish Harvey Dam

This is a working irrigation dam, so the level moves through the year and the bank you fished in spring can be a mudflat by late summer. Cool, overcast days and low light are trout weather; bright summer heat pushes fish deep and hands the fishing to the redfin. The late-afternoon rise on warm spring days is the event locals plan around. After winter rain the tributary arms colour up first while the main basin stays workable, and soft banks are part of the deal.

What Anglers Target Here

Anglers fishing Harvey Dam typically time sessions around the tide for rainbow trout, brown trout, redfin perch, and marron.

Tide Questions, Answered

When is the best tide to fish Harvey Dam?
This is a working irrigation dam, so the level moves through the year and the bank you fished in spring can be a mudflat by late summer. Cool, overcast days and low light are trout weather; bright summer heat pushes fish deep and hands the fishing to the redfin. The late-afternoon rise on warm spring days is the event locals plan around. After winter rain the tributary arms colour up first while the main basin stays workable, and soft banks are part of the deal. Today's peak bite window runs 4:30 am–6:30 am.

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