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The Season
The fly fishing season in the Central Highlands generally commences on the 1st Saturday in August and ends on the last Sunday in April the following year.
The Fishing
Cast your line out into one of Tasmania's most pristine, naturally stocked highlands lake. The shack is available for accommodation for up to 6 people for a minimum of 3 days. Book now to avoid disappointment.
The Lagoon
There is no better place to rejuvenate and invigorate your spirit, energy and your fly fishing skills.
The Season
Early in the season the trout are often seen in the morning or evening feeding on the shoreline. This is commonly known as “tailing”.
The Lagoon
From any room you can keep an eye for the best light and weather to increase your chances of catching that wild brown.
The Lagoon
From any room you can keep an eye for the best light and weather to increase your chances of catching that wild brown.
The Fish
It is not unusual to sight the tail and/or fin of a trout within a meter of the shore and in only a few centimeters of water.
Little Pine Lagoon
The relatively small lake is shallow with many weed beds with a grassy surround. It is the home of a large population of self sustaining wild brown trout.
Little Pine Lagoon
The relatively small lake is shallow with many weed beds with a grassy surround. It is the home of a large population of self sustaining wild brown trout.
Little Pine Lagoon
Comfort doesn't have to be an option when you're in the Central Highlands when you stay at Little Pine Shack
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LITTLE PINE SHACK - LITTLE PINE LAGOON - TASMANIA
Located 50 meters from the waters edge of Little Pine Lagoon, Little Pine Shack is the best and most comfortable accommodation in the area.
The view through the panoramic north facing windows of the living room allow for uninterrupted views of the lagoon. Watch the ever changing weather fronts, the fish rising and platypus swim by while you contemplate the day’s activities before you. There is no better place to rejuvenate and invigorate your spirit, energy and your fly fishing skills.
Early in the season the trout are often seen in the morning or evening feeding on the shoreline. This is commonly known as “tailing”. It is not unusual to sight the tail and/or fin of a trout within a meter of the shore and in only a few centimetres of water. If you can control your adrenalin rush you could be in for a tremendous fishing experience - if you can present your fly to a feeding fish.
Dark Brown Emerger
Best results when Mayfly are hatching and fish are taking duns and emergers near the surface.
Adams Wulf
Use on the evening rise with drift or very slow retrieve presentation.
Royal Wulf
Successful on rough water when the fish are eager to feed.
Battleship Red Tag
Cant go wrong with this fly when the stonefly is hatching.
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Little Pine Lagoon, Tasmania.
4 Martak Drive
Little Pine Lagoon 7410
Tasmania Australia
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