by Jo Starling | Oct 2, 2021
by Jo Starling | Oct 2, 2021
Thousand Lakes Central Highlands, TASMANIA Tasmania’s unique, World Heritage-listed Central Plateau Conservation Area provides a starkly beautiful, other-worldly backdrop to some of the finest trout fishing available anywhere on our planet. The shallow, clear,...
by Jo Starling | Oct 2, 2021
St Helens North Eastern Tasmania The north eastern corner of Tasmania is a truly remarkable part of the world. As well as breathtakingly beautiful scenery, this little slice of heaven seems to have its own particular micro-climate, and is almost always a tad warmer...
by Jo Starling | Oct 2, 2021
CRAIGBOURNE DAM South Eastern TAS While it is best known for its world-class trout fishing, for better or worse, Tasmania’s freshwater is also home to some quality redfin perch, and one of the best places to chase them (along with stocked trout and Atlantic...
by Jo Starling | Oct 2, 2021
PENSTOCK LAGOON Tasmania For several years now, Penstock has been Tasmania’s most heavily-fished stillwater, and it’s not too hard to see why. Despite the heavy pressure from anglers, this shallow, fertile lake still turns on some excellent fly fishing on...
