Tinderbox Escape

Our two day, one night trout fly fishing tours provide the perfect opportunity to escape the city for an overnight trip to the stunning Central Highlands of Tasmania. With a diverse range of lakes, lagoons, rivers and streams at your fingertips, two days amongst the Tasmanian wilderness will have you experiencing the world class trout fly fishing that this area is famous for. Staying at a highland lodge overlooking the vast expanses of Great Lake, you will enjoy comfortable rooms, evening meals and drinks featuring local produce next to open log fires and some great hospitality to prepare you for more exciting fly fishing action.

Perfect for those travelling to Tasmania for a short time only, our single day trout fly fishing packages include everything you need to get a taste of fly fishing in Tasmania. Picking up from either Hobart or Miena, we are within easy reach of some spectacular fly fishing locations including one of the many Central Highland lakes, or Derwent Valley small streams. A day with one of our highly experienced guides is a great way to get your fly fishing fix during your visit to Tasmania, improve your fly fishing skills, or give fly fishing a go for the first time.

Our three day, two night fly fishing tours are the perfect way to explore the true diversity of Tasmania's world class trout fishery. With a huge variety of fly fishing opportunities around Tasmania, you will experience picturesque wilderness settings in a range of lakes, lagoons, rivers and streams. From the famous mayfly lakes of the Central Highlands, to the serenity of meandering lowland streams, learn more about the different techniques we use and how we adapt to the ever changing weather patterns to maximize your fly fishing success. Staying at a highland lodge overlooking the vast expanses of Great Lake, you will enjoy comfortable rooms, evening meals and drinks featuring local produce next to open log fires and some great hospitality to prepare you for more fly fishing action. We recommend bringing warm clothing, a hat, and sunglasses, along with a current Tasmanian angling license available through the Inland Fisheries Service. While all essential gear is supplied, you're welcome to bring your own fly fishing equipment if preferred.