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Fly fishing in Tasmania report - spring 2025 is underway
Fly fishing in Tasmania report - spring 2025 is underway
The Tasmanian fly fishing season 2025/2026 is off and racing, with much improved conditions over the previous two: consistant early spring rains have topped up water tables, and the majority of the natural rivers and streams such as the St Pats, North Esk, South Esk, Great Forester, Georges and Groom are running consistently high…
It's all about the sound of the fly - converting more chances
It's all about the sound of the fly - converting more chances
Guided fly fishing with RiverFly 1864 - book here
Guided fly fishing with RiverFly 1864 - book here
Experience fly fishing at its best with a guided adventure with RiverFly Tasmania. One to three day tours, four day or longer custom itineraries available.
Fly fishing through cormorants and drought - RiverFly 1864 tips
Fly fishing through cormorants and drought - RiverFly 1864 tips
As the 23/24 Tasmanian fly fishing season wraps up, there’s no doubt that cormorants combined with drought conditions were the talk of the town. After twenty-odd seasons guiding, including my fourth cormorant / drought combo, here are some observations from my experience, and a bit of science from overseas. Schooling fish are the giveaway. It’s…
Thinking about chasing a Tasmanian fly fishing trophy this season? Here's five tips
Thinking about chasing a Tasmanian fly fishing trophy this season? Here's five tips
Tasmania - the fly fishing movie
Tasmania - the fly fishing movie
RiverFly 1864 newsletter sign-up form
RiverFly 1864 newsletter sign-up form
1 Minute Tip - How to tie the Penny Knot
1 Minute Tip - How to tie the Penny Knot
1 minute guide to the Tippet Knot
1 Minute Tip - How to fix leaky waders!
1 Minute Tip - How to fix leaky waders!
The summer break can be the ideal time to fix leaky waders, so here’s a few tips from our experience: Hang the waders up, inside out on the clothesline. Fill one leg with 5-10 litres of water Now pick up the leg of water, and place a hand either side of the area you want…
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