Posts Tagged ‘wilderness fishing’
Western Lakes Fly Fishing – pic of the day
The Western Lakes trout are on fire, with flats-cruising brown trout averaging between one and two pounds heavier than normal, due to the great winter and spring flooding.
Read MoreFly fishing the Tasmanian Western Lakes
UPDATE – for more information on guided fly fishing in the Western Lakes, click here – RiverFly Wilderness Huts. During the last week of January each year, I spend a week in the Western Lakes region of Tasmania – this is a region of stark beauty, harsh weather, and remote World Heritage listed wilderness. If you’re…
Read MoreIn Search of the Giant Stonefly
These massive bugs are found right across a huge range of Tasmania’s clear, cool waters, including tributaries of the St Patricks and North Esk rivers, the Meander, Mersey, Liffey and Leven rivers,
Read MoreSecret Spring Creeks part 3 – Seepage Springs
The spring creeks of the Western Lakes. Flowing underground from feeder lakes, these springs are the most common spring creek types found on Tasmania’s Central Plateau
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