Nineteen Lagoons | Tasmanian Fly Fishing Spots
OVERVIEW OF NINETEEN LAGOONS The Nineteen Lagoons are a network of small lakes and lagoons accessed from the Lake Augusta road. The area receives...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF NINETEEN LAGOONS The Nineteen Lagoons are a network of small lakes and lagoons accessed from the Lake Augusta road. The area receives...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF PENSTOCK LAGOON Constructed in 1916 for hydro water storage, Penstock Lagoon is a small but very popular shallow water fishery. It pe...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF BRONTE LAGOON Located geographically at the centre of Tasmania, Bronte lagoon is medium sized hydro-electric storage set in native bu...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF THE GREAT LAKE Large, exposed and set in a barren landscape the Great Lake is biggest water in Tasmaniaäó»s Central Highlands. The la...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF FOUR SPRINGS LAKE Four Springs Lake is a purpose built trout fishery located approximately 40 kilometers west of Launceston. Due to b...
Read moreOVERVIEW OF THE MEANDER RIVER The Meander River begins life in the Great Western Tiers in Northern Tasmania, making its way through alpine bush b...
Read moreEver wanted to chase 30lb rainbow trout on the McKenzie Hydro Canals? Yeah, we thought so. This is your no-BS, spot-by-spot guide to all 30 fishing...
Read moreThere's a reason anglers travel from all over the world to fish the Tongariro — it's just that good. We've cut through the noise and put together o...
Read moreLearning how to cast a fly rod doesn't need to be complicated. In the article below we outline the five essentials of fly casting and how to apply ...
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