Inland Fisheries Service News

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The Inland Fisheries Minister Jeremy Rockcliff attended on Saturday
May 21, 2014

Trout glorious trout - Trout Weekend 2014

The annual Trout Weekend was recently held 17 – 18 May with around 4,200 people attending over the two days at Liawenee. The feature of the event is the annual migration of brown trout as they leave the Great Lake and travel up Liawenee Canal to spawn. The spawning run was at its peak and...

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The junior angling pond is a popular spot for kids.
May 13, 2014

Trout Weekend at Liawenee 17 & 18 May 2014

Come and see hundreds of brown trout on their annual spawning migration in Tasmania’s central highlands. Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 May 2014 10am – 3pm daily Free entry There is something for the whole family at Trout Weekend, its not just for anglers! Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the introduction of trout to Tasmania...

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Absent from photo: Shaun Finlayson, Gary France, Sally Bryant, Christine Mucha, Karen Richards.
May 7, 2014

Carp Management Program Workshop 2014

The Carp Management Program held its annual two day workshop 1 – 2 May to review the past years work and undertake planning for the coming year. Nick Rawlinson, a fisheries biologist and lecturer from the Australian Maritime College (AMC) was secured to provide an independent review of the whole workshop, and assist in the...

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Some of the 4,000 people that celebrated the 150th anniversary of trout hatching in Tasmania
May 7, 2014

Celebrations of the 150 years since the first trout hatched in Tasmania - Salmon Ponds 3 & 4 May 2014

On Saturday and Sunday the 3rd and 4th May 2014 the celebration of the first hatching of trout was held at the Salmon Ponds where it occurred 150 years earlier. The weekend event was jointly organised by the lessees of the Salmon Ponds tourist operations Nekon Pty Ltd and the Inland Fisheries Service. In addition...

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Fine mesh fyke nets set near suitable golden galaxias habitat.
May 7, 2014

The latest annual golden galaxias survey

The 2014 survey of the endemic golden galaxiid, Galaxias auratus was recently undertaken in Lakes Sorell and Crescent. This survey is undertaken annually as part of environmental monitoring requirements associated with the Lakes Sorell and Crescent Water Management Plan. Twelve small fine mesh fyke nets were set in each lake for one night with a...