Inland Fisheries Service News
Great Lake Tie-In Celebrating 10-year Anniversary in 2026
The annual Great Lake Tie-In will be held on Saturday 10 October 2026, from 10 am to 3 pm at the Great Lake Community Centre, 55–57 Cider Gum Road, Miena. This year is a special milestone as they celebrate the event's 10-year anniversary. A full line-up of talented fly tyers will be demonstrating the art of...
Inland Fisheries Service and Landcare Tasmania - River Leven Signage Project
The Inland Fisheries Service (IFS) and Landcare Tasmania have teamed up to deliver a joint signage project on the River Leven. The new signs have been installed across the length of the River Leven Anglers Access area, from the lower reaches at Lobster Creek Road through to the upper reaches at Loongana. The signs contain information...
Yingina / Great Lake, Tods Corner Boat Ramp – Temporary Closure
Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) has advised that Tods Corner Boat Ramp at Yingina / Great Lake is currently closed and will remain closed until Monday, 24 August 2026. The closure is required to allow contractors to install a 20-metre extension to the existing concrete boat ramp. Mariners are requested to keep clear of the...
Prized Fish Tag Brings Exciting Finish to a Morning Session
Stephen Lamprey was enjoying a productive morning fishing from his favourite spot from the shore of South Riana Lake when an ordinary cast turned into an unforgettable catch. Having already landed four quality fish and preparing to call it a day, Stephen hooked another fish on his trusted Gulp Minnow Shad. At first, nothing seemed...
The 2026-27 Brown Trout Season is Underway – Enjoy Your Time Fishing, but Please Stay Safe
With the 2026-27 freshwater angling season underway, our friends at Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) have published an informative article on the dangers of solo boating and some top tips for staying safe out on the water. Top tips for boating alone: • Tell someone exactly where you are going and when you expect to...
