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Tide times at Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman)

Thursday 3 September 2026 · Australia/Perth

Today's high and low tides at Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman)

Today Time Height (m)

Sun, moon and bite times at Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman) today

Sun
↑ 6:31 am · ↓ 6:00 pm
Moon
↑ 11:29 pm · ↓ 9:39 am
Moon phase
Last Quarter · 64%
Best bite
4:30 am–7:00 am

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About Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman)

Logue Brook Dam — Lake Brockman to the tourist park that sits on it — runs to a reported 197 hectares of jarrah-forest impoundment about 137km south of Perth, ten minutes out of Harvey and roughly an hour and a half from the city.

Best tide state to fish Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman)

No tide and no swell here — the variables are water level, wind across the open basin and light. The northern and eastern arms are both the calm water and the ski-free water, which makes them the default whenever the wind gets up. Cool, overcast days and the low light at either end of the day are trout conditions, while hot, bright summer afternoons push them deep and hand the session to the redfin. This is a working storage, so the level moves through the season and the bank that fished well in spring may be sitting well back from the water later on. The strongest stretch of the year follows the annual stocking.

What anglers target here

Anglers fishing Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman) 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 Logue Brook Dam (Lake Brockman)?
No tide and no swell here — the variables are water level, wind across the open basin and light. The northern and eastern arms are both the calm water and the ski-free water, which makes them the default whenever the wind gets up. Cool, overcast days and the low light at either end of the day are trout conditions, while hot, bright summer afternoons push them deep and hand the session to the redfin. This is a working storage, so the level moves through the season and the bank that fished well in spring may be sitting well back from the water later on. The strongest stretch of the year follows the annual stocking. Today's peak bite window runs 4:30 am–7:00 am.

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