Beach House at St Helens

Keen Angler Charters does bay and reef or game fishing and sightseeing tours on Tasmania’s east coast. Nearly all year round with weather permitting. Join skipper Lionel aboard ‘Keen Angler’ for a fishing adventure departing from Burns bay boat ramp St Helens and the first fishing ground is 10 minutes away to get you onto your first fish. Offering half and full-day charters. Whether you are experienced or a holiday angler, Lionel will cater the tour to your needs. Bay, game or reef fishing tours - the choice is yours. We aim to please and make it a memorable holiday memory for you. The vessel is fully tourism accredited, and a comfortable survey built fully equipped built for the purpose ‘Steber Persuader.’ Children are allowed from 6 years old only. High-quality gear is provided for each person's use. Any catch will be cleaned and bagged for you. We also supply sunscreen and light refreshments including hot/cold drinks, biscuits or cakes. The vessel includes toilet facilities. When you step aboard ‘Keen Angler’ we ensure that you are going to have a great time. See you onboard soon!

Join skipper Lionel Peters aboard ‘Keen Angler’ for a full or half day of fishing. You can choose from reef or game fishing off Tasmania’s stunning east coast. Trips are available for one through to a maximum of four people. The East Coast is known for its excellent fishing opportunities including all types of species. Sport fishing on board ‘Keen Angler’ might just see you land an impressive sized bream or anything from a garfish squid, Australian salmon, flathead or king fish. Your experienced guide will ensure the tour will be a fishing adventure you remember.

This tour from St. Helens to Launceston is for cyclists who are moderately fit. It is the perfect addition to our East Coast tour as it continues to Launceston. The tour heads inland through an astonishing contrast of rolling green hills and temperate rainforest with a number of scenic points of interest along the way. You will see Tasmania's second highest waterfall at 90 metres, a beer drinking pig, the wood carvings of Legerwood, a small country town and can even cycle on the North East trail, a former railway line.