Fishing Report
Commonwealth Fly Fishing Championships Tasmania 2012
This just arrived in my Inbox: I just wanted to confirm that the 2012 Commonwealths will be hosted by Fly Fish Australia in Tasmania in 2012. Planning is well under way and all the details are available on the web site http://www.flyfishaustralia.com.au or through our mirrored site http://www.2012commonwealths.com.au. We are also hosting the 2011 Oceanias…
Read MoreFly fishing a stones throw from Launceston
big mayfly hatches had started on the South Esk, and massive beetle falls were occuring during the warmest periods of the month at Brumbys Creek. The upper North Esk and St Pats have had their water levels moderate
Read MoreIt’s mayfly time..
The Tasmanian mayfly season has started with small hatches on the Macquarie, South Esk and North Esk rivers…
Read MoreTasmanian Fly Fishing report September 2010
Flood fishing… Tasmania hasn’t escaped the big wet of the past month, with many lakes and rivers overflowing at present. The rain has been welcomed as we enter our second wet spring in a row, and the Tasmanian fishery hasn’t looked this healthy in more than a decade. Little Pine Lagoon was one of the first lakes…
Read MoreFlood Feeders
Waters to watch over the next three weeks will include the middle and upper Macquarie (if the nearly-filled Tooms Lake spills, the Macquarie River should feature some great flooded-margin fishing), Lake Huntsman and Lake Echo (as it approaches the 4.0m – 5.0m from full level). Of course, the famed Nineteen Lagoons will be on everybodys list to target, once the road gate at Lake Augusta opens.
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