On 26 October Tasmanian border restrictions are scheduled to change. Here’s what you need to knwo.
As the Covid19 rules start to change, we want to keep you up to date with what’s happening in Tasmania.
As at 30 May 2020
Initial advice on how Covid19 has impacted on Tasmania and TGALT.
(6 April 2020)
Tourism Tasmania has recently collaborated with FlyLife to produce a great article on TGALT’s Lodges and Private Fisheries. These are an important part of the TGALT family and we encourage you to check them out.
As a wonderful gesture of support for the World Fly Fishing Championships in Tasmania in December 2019, Tasmania’s premier fly fishing publication – FlyLife – have produced a special edition focusing on Tasmania and have generously made it available fee online. This Special Edition is a celebration of Tasmanian fly fishing , as it has…
November in Tasmania traditionally heralds the transition from the hard work of blind flogging with wet flies into the appearance of insects and hungry fish looking to consume their first servings of mayflies, beetles and the like. The wet flies will certainly keep entertaining those who love the sport of chasing tailing fish that are…
This year the Great Lake Tie-In is on Saturday 23rd November, close to the 2019 World Fly Fishing Championships. The weekend starts the night before, however, on Friday 22nd, with the Inland Fisheries “Talk Trout Tasmania” at the Great Lake Community Centre from 7pm – 9pm. Saturday 23rd, Fly Tying Demos from 10am – 4pm. Family friendly event, all…
Great shots in this video: The Hon Guy Barnett, Minister responsible for Inland Fisheries, welcomes teams competing in the World Fly Fishing Championship 2019 along with visitors to come and fish for Tasmania’s wild brown trout.
We are very pleased to announce that Ken Orr was inducted into the Tasmanian Angling Hall of Fame in 2019. Nominated by Trout Guides and Lodges for the Tasmanian Angling Hall of Fame, Ken Orr was inducted at a ceremony held at the Inland Fisheries Service Liawenee Trout Weekend on 18th May by the Fisheries…
The IFS wild brown trout relocation program – Lake King William, Tasmania