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Trout Fishing in Tasmania.
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Trout Fishing Tasmania
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Trout Fishing Tasmania!

Come to Tasmania, Australia's island state and discover the secrets of fishing for Wild Brown and Rainbow Trout on the wonderful waters of Tassie's northern lowland rivers, streams and the
Central Highland Lakes!
Magic misty morning on Burbury
Don & Chris with a very fine trout

What's your preference?

Walking, wading, drifting?
Spectacular sight fishing?
Tailing browns and rising rainbows?
Lowland rivers or highland lakes?

Tasmania has something for every taste!
 

If your time in Tassie is limited, or you're not sure where to go,
or maybe all you want to do is relax, go fishing and be looked after....

Trout Territory can help you to make the most of
your Tasmanian trout fishing experience!

Releasing a nice brown trout into Brumbys Creek

Releasing a nice brown trout
into Brumbys Creek
  • Extensive local knowledge, quality gear, hearty food, exciting fishing all come together giving you an entertaining and unique experience.
  • Gary, our guide, has spent years trout fishing in Tasmania. He loves the fishing in Tassie and loves to share his experience with other fishers.
  • We offer professional guided trout tours that include all gear, angling license, transport, lunch & refreshments. Your tour can be designed to include accommodation and car hire.
Fiona with a nice brown trout from Arthur's Lake
LIne-up of lovely brown trout
Fish 'n reel

 

 
 

wilderness campsite in the remote western lakes

For those seeking a wilderness experience, we'll take you on a fishing tour to the
Remote Western Lakes.
There are more than 3000 in the World Heritage Area of the Central Plateau.
Some actually only contain the native species, Galaxia and other invertabrates, and it is important to keep it that way
to ensure their survival.

Bringing to hand a remote western lakes brown

Bringing to hand a Western Lakes brown.
Polaroiding is the bread and butter when stalking in good light conditions. In poor light well practiced polaroiding skills are a bonus. Mayflies also tend to hatch in greater numbers with some cloud cover.

one of the many rivers and streams

If rivers and streams are your passion,
we have many to choose from!
The slower flowing meadow streams, the babbling brooks and the swift running
freestone rivers offer an exciting exprerience.
Dry fly from the start to the finish of the
season is often the preference.

  
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Gary France
Gary France,
Professional Trout Guide
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We are fully accredited with Tourism Council Tasmania, part of the National Tourism Accreditation Program
We are members of Trout Guides & Lodges Tasmania, the industry recognised body of professional trout guides

Courses & Tuition

Tuition is provided if required, and we can focus on specifics such as casting techniques, polaroiding, water/streamcraft, entomology, trout habits and behaviour, fly selection and all sorts of trouty secrets that will enhance your experience.
If there is a particular aspect to your trout fishing that you would like to improve, Gary can assist you to achieve the desired result.

Catering for groups of all sizes, we offer fly fishing courses to cover all aspects of trout fishing. Our courses are tailored to suit anglers of all levels of experience. Courses can be one-on-one, or on a group basis.
We will discuss your requirements with you and tailor a course to suit.
 

Accommodation

We can arrange your accommodation
as part of your package.

There are a variety of accommodations that we can recommend in the Northern Midlands and the Central Highlands, ranging from budget to luxurious and everything in between.

Talk to us about your preferences.

Click here for a summary of some of the local accommodation choices

When trout fishing in Tasmania, please help to keep Tasmania disease free!
Information about keeping Didymo and other diseases out of Tasmania

The Tasmanian Trout Expo

Every year Tasmanian's look forward to the last weekend in August, when Cressy hosts this exciting event.

This event includes a tagged trout competition with a grand prize of $10,000.00, an arts competition with great prizes, exhibitors displaying everything from gear, to books, cooking demonstrations and tastings, camping and outdoor gear, clubs, demos, fashion parade, kids activities and much more!

For more details about the event, sponsorship or exhibitor information please visit the official website www.tasmaniantroutexpo.com.au

Cressy, Trout Fishing Paradise!

Giant Trout in Cressy

The giant trout is a feature in Cressy!

Cressy, on the edge of the State's most popular wild trout fishery, has undergone
a "troutification", with the trout theme developing throughout the town,
from street signs to power poles to art on walls and shop fronts.
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For inquiries or bookings please contact:
Gary France and Fiona Dewar
Telephone: 03 6397 5001
International Telephone: 61 3 6397 5001
Email: gary@troutterritory.com.au