Let us be your guide
Tasmania offers the ultimate in trout fishing. The myriad of rivers and streams, lakes and tarns are an angler’s paradise. It’s a beautiful, unspoiled environment that attracts trout fishers from all around the world. Whatever your preference, still water, stream or private fishery, maximise your angling opportunities for wild brown trout by using a professional, accredited guide. We have built a family of Trout Guides, Lodges and Private Fisheries who are here to help you have an unforgettable trout fishing experience.
Trout Guides and Lodges Tasmania (Inc.) is an association that was formed in 1979 as the Tasmanian Professional Trout Fishing Guides Association, with the primary purpose of providing anglers with a source of guides and accommodation that will provide them with a safe, appropriate and professional service.
Over the ensuing three and a half decades, the Association has changed markedly expanding to include fishing lodges, yet our purpose has not.
Guides, Lodges & Private Fisheries
This website is designed to help you get in touch with our members – to find a fishing guide, to find accommodation, to choose a private fishery or to find other businesses associated with trout fishing in Tasmania. Follow the links below to meet our members and to decide who you may wish to contact to help you fulfil your trout fishing plans:
Tasmania Fly Fishing
Discover Tasmania Fly Fishing! We offer professional guided fly fishing services for all skill levels. From individuals, small groups to corporate adventures, we’ve got it all. Explore amazing waters close to Launceston, the Central Highlands, or Currawong Lakes Private Fishery. Tailor your trip with various tour options. Call 0407 334 415 to chat over your desired outcomes and let our friendly team help bring your fishing dreams to life!
Central Highlands Lodge
The Central Highlands Lodge has always been a traditional meeting place for both the locals and keen fishers, discussing the hatch on Little Pine or the big one you bagged, over a cold beer or a warming glass of wine around the fireplace.
The lodge also has its own private lake where you can brush up on your fly casting, perhaps with a lesson or two from a local guide. You may even get a chance to tangle with one of the 2 to 4 lb wily browns, that are often seen cruising the edges!