Where we fish
We host flyfishing and trolling trips on the famous Snowy Mountains lakes of Lake Eucumbene and Lake Jindabyne. During summer we host fishing trips in the Central Highlands of Tasmania.
Snowy Mountains, NSW
Lake Eucumbene Guided Fishing Trip
Eucumbene is my home water, the big Snowy Mountains storage where I've spent more mornings than I can count chasing browns and rainbows. It fishes well on the fly and on the troll, and it's a fair place to learn or to catch up with an old favourite.
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Lake Jindabyne Trout Fishing Guide
Jindabyne sits right on the doorstep of the town and fishes hard through the cooler months. Browns and rainbows are the mainstay of the trout fishing here, and the variety keeps it interesting all year. It's some of the most accessible fishing in Jindabyne you'll find.
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Snowy Mountains Lakes and Rivers Guided Fishing Trip
The Snowy Mountains and the Monaro are threaded with trout water, from the big storage lakes to the wild streams that feed them. This is my backyard, and there's a lifetime of fishing here for browns and rainbows.
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Central Highlands Tasmania Guided Fishing Trip
The Central Highlands of Tasmania is special country, a plateau of wild lakes full of hard-fighting brown trout. I started fishing Tassie about 23 years ago and I run trips over there through the summer, when the highlands are at their best.
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Great Lake Fly Fishing and Trolling
Great Lake is one of Tasmania's big highland waters, a proper wild trout lake that can be windswept and cold but rewards you with strong browns and rainbows. When it's on, it's hard to beat.
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Arthurs Lake Fly Fishing
Arthurs Lake is one of Tasmania's most renowned brown trout fisheries, and for good reason. The mayfly hatches can be huge and the sight fishing is first class, which makes it a favourite of mine on the Central Highlands.
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Penstock Lagoon is a small, shallow jewel of the Tasmanian highlands and one of the finest sight-fishing waters I know. It's fly fishing only in spirit, all about spotting a wild brown and putting a delicate cast in front of it.
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Whatever you're interested in, please contact me to check dates and make a booking. A $200 deposit secures your day.