Posts Tagged ‘Western Lakes’
Thinking about chasing a Tasmanian fly fishing trophy this season? Here’s five tips to help make it happen:
Thinking about chasing a Tasmanian fly fishing trophy this season? Here’s five tips to help make it happen
Read MoreFly fishing Tasmania – Late summer fishing report
Summer fly fishing in Tasmania has seen the whole suite of La Nina weather patterns, from scorching hot to cool and wet. This has led to hot and cold fishing each day, but better than average size fish which has been great
Read MoreWilderness campouts – summer specials
Join us for a free river day this summer, with every three day, two night campout booking. If sight fishing is your passion, then join us for a Western Lakes wilderness trip from late January to early April. It looks like Tasmania is in for a prolonged-dry summer, much like the rest of Australia. The difference…
Read MoreFive tips for chasing Western Lakes trophy trout
[pexvimeo pex_attr_src=”https://vimeo.com/201763430″][/pexvimeo] Five tips for chasing trophy trout in Tasmania’s Western Lakes, from the Western Lakes experts at RiverFly 1864: Where: Headwater lakes offer anglers the best chance to chase trophy trout, offering low fish numbers, but endless food. What’s a headwater lake? Look for a lake with little or no inflow, and an insignificant…
Read MoreA weekend with the Sage MOD, CLICK reel and RIO Single Handed Spey flyline
Wombats, wallabies and wild brown trout were our bedfellows for the morning of New Year’s day 2016. It’s not often that I get to fish with mates during peak season, so it was pretty cool to have three days at our Western Lakes wilderness huts, complete with the usual array of Tasmanian animals, as well…
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