Inland Fisheries Service News

United States Journalist Kirk Deeter fishing the Nineteen Lagoons in Tasmania
US journalist hooked on Tasmanian fishing
Dec. 10, 2018

US Journalist Checks Out Tassie Trout

One year out from World Fly Fishing Championship 2019, Kirk Deeter, editor at large of Field and Stream, editor in chief of Trout magazine and editor of Angling Trade is in Tasmania to check out the form. He will be writing his thoughts in coming weeks so it will be interesting to see what he...

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Fishing at Craibourne Dam is very popular
Dec. 4, 2018

Proposal to close access to the eastern side of Craigbourne Dam

Proposal to close access to the eastern side of Craigbourne Dam   Southern Midlands Council have advertised a public notice to consider a permanent closure of a section of Craigbourne Road that provides access to the eastern side of Craigbourne Dam. This location is sheltered and provides easy access for shore based anglers and kayaks....

Fly Fishing on Woods Lake and Fours Springs Lake Tasmania
Fly fishing on Four Springs Lake
Nov. 30, 2018

Guests hooked on Tasmania – Woods Lake and Four Springs Lake foray

We are one year away from Tasmania being flooded by international anglers as we host the World Fly Fishing Championship 2019. The five venues for the event are Little Pine and Penstock lagoons, Woods Lake and the Meander and Mersey rivers. In the weeks leading up to the event the competing anglers are not permitted...

The toilet at on the Arthurs Lake Road opposite the store. A free standing building made of dark blue colour bond.
The toilet on the Arthurs Lake Road opposite the store.
Oct. 26, 2018

New facilities at Arthurs Lake.

Arthurs Lake has a new picnic shelter, public toilet and black water dump point. The new facilities are on Arthurs Lake Road opposite the store. They are in good place for visitors to stop for a break. The Central Highlands Council built the new facilities. Including a black water dump point for campers with portable toilets will help...

Carp Management Program Leader Jonah Yick presenting work on the management of carp in Lake Sorell at the Tasmanian Fly Tyers Club meeting.
Carp Management Program Leader Jonah Yick presenting work on the management of carp in Lake Sorell at the Tasmanian Fly Tyers Club meeting.
Oct. 24, 2018

CMP presents to Tasmanian Fly Tyers Club meeting

Jonah Yick, IFS Carp Management Program (CMP) Leader recently presented at the Tasmanian Fly Tyers Club meeting. The Tasmanian Fly Tyers Club are great supporters of the CMP. They are very excited at the possibility of successful eradication. Many of the members fished Lake Sorell back in the pre-carp days. Jonah spoke about the battle...