Regulations
5 fish combined with only 2 over 500mm
Min size: 300/500 mm Bag limit: 5 Method: All methods (bait, lures and flies). From 1 hour before sunrise to 3 hrs after sunset Season: All Year
Brushy Lagoon Rivulet flowing into Brushy Lagoon
Closed
Latest stocking
Date | Number | Species | Age | Weight (g) | Type | Stocked from | |
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25/09/2023 | 173 | Atlantic Salmon | Adult | 1200 | Diploid | Salmon Ponds Fish Farm | |
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Background
Brushy Lagoon is a small shallow and sheltered lagoon within conservation area and production forest.
Getting There
Brushy Lagoon lies 20km north of Westbury via the B72 and C714.
Recreational Fish Management
Brushy Lagoon is regularly stocking with brown trout, rainbow trout and Atlantic salmon to maintain the quality of the angling.
Angling Notes
Brushy Lagoon is a family fishery with easy access and lower altitude making it a comfortable location for all methods year round. The chance to catch fish is enhanced through regular stocking to maintain populations. The dam wall is a popular location with shore based anglers. This water is ideal for small boats. Brushy lagoon Rivulet flowing into Brushy Lagoon is always closed to fishing.
Pest Fish Management
Redfin perch (Perca fluviatilis) are present in the Meander River below Huntsman Lake and in Brushy Lagoon. If this species is caught, anglers are asked to humanely kill the captured fish and dispose of appropriately. Please report any captures of Redfin perch in Huntsman Lake or Four Springs Lake to the IFS. Anglers can help reduce the spread of pests in Tasmanian waterways by not transferring fish between waters. Offences may incur significant penalties.
Recreational Use
Brushy Lagoon is within Conservation Area and production Forest.
Boating
There are two boat launching areas at Brushy Lagoon, one on the eastern shore and at the dam wall.
Remember
Check your wash - if it's white it's all right - if it's brown slow down. Fishing from a boat within 100 metres of an angler fishing from the shore is prohibited unless the boat is securely moored. Do not park on or obstruct boat ramps.