Three Moon Creek is a tributary of the extensive Burnett River system in Central Queensland, Australia, flowing through one of the region's most dramatically scenic landscapes. The creek winds through thickly timbered hills, steep ridges, and beneath towering rocky escarpments before being impounded by Cania Dam — completed in 1982 — to form Lake Cania. The resulting reservoir, nestled within the stunning surrounds of Cania Gorge National Park, is widely regarded as one of the most visually striking man-made lakes in this part of Queensland. The dam is part of the celebrated "Bass to Barra Trail," a network of premier freshwater fishing destinations across Queensland, and the fishery it supports draws anglers from across the region seeking a combination of outstanding fishing and breathtaking natural scenery.