Posts Tagged ‘Tasmanian fishing report’
It’s mayfly time..
The Tasmanian mayfly season has started with small hatches on the Macquarie, South Esk and North Esk rivers…
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 MoreRiverFly Tasmania fly fishing report – Autumn 2010
Wild Tasmanian hopper feeder Gone Fishing… It’s been three months since our last fishing report, but with good reason: we’ve spent more than 50 days on the rivers since our last note, guiding through pre-Christmas red and black spinner falls, summer hopper hatches and the beginning of the autumn mayflies, and spent another 30…
Read MoreRiverFly Tasmania fly fishing report – September 2009
If you’d like to book some time fly fishing the spring mayfly hatches with RiverFly Tasmania, send us an enquiry now. We have spaces available in October for the start of the hatches, and very limited spaces in November and December.
Read MoreTasmanian trout fishing – fishing like it’s 1959
RiverFly guide Patrick Horan has had evenings of a dozen fish or more on the margins of the South Esk, while RiverFly’s first guest of the season, Mischa, beat uber-flood conditions yesterday to land three fat, wild, Tasmanian trout among flooded headwaters
Read More