Comments on: Secret Tasmanian Spring Creeks P1 - Granite http://riverfly.com.au/secret-tasmanian-spring-creeks-p1-granite/ fly fishing, Tasmania, wilderness, bushwalking, eco-adventure Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:52:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: daniel http://riverfly.com.au/secret-tasmanian-spring-creeks-p1-granite/#comment-6 daniel Sun, 15 Jun 2008 23:32:34 +0000 http://riverfly.com.au/secret-tasmanian-spring-creeks-p1-granite/#comment-6 Great post Terry. Great post Terry.

]]> By: Terry Timothy http://riverfly.com.au/secret-tasmanian-spring-creeks-p1-granite/#comment-5 Terry Timothy Sun, 15 Jun 2008 06:27:35 +0000 http://riverfly.com.au/secret-tasmanian-spring-creeks-p1-granite/#comment-5 I just love the Diddleum - lived up there for a few years, and have a property on the St. Pat's - those little feeder streams are great, although I find the river itself is pretty hard to bypass, and have fished pretty much all of it between the old "Gunn's Mill" area, and Targa. Never found snakes a problem - but I like seeing them, and I also tend to move pretty noisily in "snakey" areas. The streams around the Blue Tier are similarly productive, I have found - of similar granitic structure - although more highly mineralised than the Diddleum granites. I just love the Diddleum - lived up there for a few years, and have a property on the St. Pat’s - those little feeder streams are great, although I find the river itself is pretty hard to bypass, and have fished pretty much all of it between the old “Gunn’s Mill” area, and Targa.

Never found snakes a problem - but I like seeing them, and I also tend to move pretty noisily in “snakey” areas.

The streams around the Blue Tier are similarly productive, I have found - of similar granitic structure - although more highly mineralised than the Diddleum granites.

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