Posts Tagged ‘Flyfishing Tasmania’
Tasmanian fly fishing hatch chart – December 5th, 2013
The hatch chart is back in action for this season…mayfly are on the rivers and lakes 🙂
Read MoreTasmanian fly fishing report – the mayfly are on…finally!
With 49 days of rain since August 1, the fishing in Tasmania has been tough to say the least. But with three warm consecutive days, the fishing has come alive! Trout have been nymphing on the freestone rivers, black and red spinners are falling on Brumbys, and there’s been loads of cruisers in the Nineteen Lagoons. Our Black and red spinner variants, Scruffy’s and…
Read MoreRiverFly Tasmania season opening day 2010/2011 newsletter
Wild fisheries on the rise… Over the past couple of seasons, mates and I have been exploring fisheries that barely see a person. We’ve explored the Mersey and Meander rivers from top to bottom, waded up and down the southern rivers and rainforests, and explored even more of the Western Lakes area. All of these…
Read MoreEnd of season guiding specials & the RiverFly Tasmania webshop
We are running a mayfly season guiding special for bookings of two or more days: our normal rates are $375 ea pp (for two anglers), however our multiple day bookings for between 9 April and 23rd of April are on special for $300pp, 0r $525 for a single angler (down from $620). Enquire here for availability…
Read MoreTasmanian fly fishing pic of the day – Macquarie River, mayfly time
Autumn is mayfly time on the northern Tasmanian rivers. Moody thunderheads often sit in the distance, as plagues of iron-blue beatids hatch, drifting down the river on foam lines and eddies. It is in these currents that trout hunt their prey, and within these currents that our simple dry flies fool the wild trout.
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