TAS Directory

Fly fishing Tasmania’s Western Lakes is all about polaroiding. Just seconds after this image was taken the brown trout we were looking for appeared under the angler’s rod tip. A quick and accurate presentation on the back cast and the black spinner f...

South Esk – Good spinner action morning caenids (Pheasant Tail Black Spinners) North Esk – Good nymphing good mornings St Pats – Reliable polaroiding and dry fly (baetids / Iron Blue Duns) Meander – Morning caenids daytime spinners (F Fly and Pheasan...

Everyone asks ‘where’s your favourite place to fly fish?’. It’s a hard question to answer and a few places come to mind: the Western Lakes wilderness fishery the South Esk River flowing at 130 mg/day or Weir One at Brumbys Creek during high flows. Th...

The past week has been a ripper time for hitting the rivers and streams. We’ve seen all species of riverine mayfly starting to hatch – big red spinners on Brumbys  Leven and Mersey big and small black spinners on the South Esk Meander and Mersey and...

Check out our latest fly fishing report here http://createsend.com/t/t-51345397EBD9893A   The second week of October traditionally marks the first mayfly hatches of the season. Have a great week! Thanks Dan.