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Tullaroop Reservoir

The Victorian Fisheries Authority’s Better Boating team is preparing for construction to upgrade the Tullaroop Reservoir boat ramp.

In 2018, the Victorian Government committed to increasing participation in fishing and boating through its ‘Target One Million’ plan. As part of this plan, the Victorian Fisheries Authority committed to allowing boats and kayaks with electric motors on some reservoirs, including Tullaroop.

Boaters can keep their petrol outboards attached, but only electric motors are permitted for use on the reservoir.

A gravel boat ramp opened in May 2019 and has since proven popular with boaters. However, the existing ramp is prone to erosion caused by wave action and changing water levels.

Project partner Goulburn Murray Water’s own construction team will begin work in January 2027 and be completed before Easter.

The Tullaroop boat ramp upgrade will include:

  • a single-lane concrete boat ramp, approximately 60 metres long, with chevron grooves to improve traction
  • an extended boat ramp crest above the reservoir to provide a minimum 0.5 metre vertical height at high water levels
  • a re-sheeted access track from Rodborough Road
  • sheeted carpark
  • works designed in line with the Victorian Boat Facility Design Guidelines

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