Water-based activities at South Australian reservoirs have taken another step forward with access to Warren, Bundaleer and South Para reservoirs expected in the coming months, and shoreline fishing to be allowed at Myponga in time for summer.

More than 90,000 native fingerlings are now exploring the depths of Myponga Reservoir, released last week as part of the efforts to improve the fishing experience at Myponga and boost recreational activities at reservoir reserves across South Australia.

The fish have really been biting at Warren Reservoir Reserve for the Kenny family.The Gawler family, dad Paul and daughters Makayla, 9, and Dannielle, 12, have between them caught more than 80 fish on their regular visits to the picturesque reserve just 5km from Williamstown.

Families are taking advantage of the safe and easy to access reservoir reserves to spark new on water adventures this summer.

The devastation and heartbreak that has come from fires impacting South Australia this summer is felt by us all.

It’s yours to visit! South Para Reservoir Reserve opened today, Saturday 7 December, with more than 1,200 visitors joining the buzzing community event eager to experience the adventure on offer.

Be part of the excitement on Saturday 7 December as we open South Para Reservoir Reserve and bring fishing to Myponga Reservoir Reserve

Seven reservoir reserves across South Australia including Adelaide’s urban reservoirs Happy Valley and Hope Valley will be open within two years for people to visit and enjoy.

Sunday 20 October marked another milestone for recreational activity at South Australian reservoirs with expanded access at Warren and Bundaleer available to coincide with 2019 Gone Fishing Day.

New activities coming at Warren and Bundaleer reservoir reserves from October.