Get the Knowledge - Get the Fish - with TasFish.com

Please check all relevant authorities before fishing - www.ifs.tas.gov.au and dpipwe.tas.gov.au . Don't forget issuu.com/stevenspublishing for years of back issues !

Little Pine Lagoon Boat Ramp

Please read the attached PDF. This notice will be hung in the Great Lake Store and the Highlands Lodge from this Friday.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: Little Pine Lagoon; Published: 15 February 2015; Hits: 5777

Little Pine Lagoon

Tuna Club of Tasmania Light Line Fishing Event

The Spot On Shimano Light Line Game Fishing Contest 2015
This month sees the Tuna Club of Tasmania hosting their Premier light line game fishing contest in the picturesque waters surrounding the Tasman Peninsula in South East Tasmania. This Tasmanian Game Fishing Association (TGFA) sanctioned event will see Game Fishing Association (GFAA) affiliated club members from all around Tasmania testing there angling skills in the waters off Pirates Bay and Eagle Hawk Neck on Saturday the 21st of February 2015.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: Tuna Fishing and other Game Fishing; Published: 03 February 2015; Hits: 6866

Choosing batteries for your boat

These days it seems the internet is the first place most people refer to for information and advice on just about every product or service imaginable.
Unfortunately the easy access to posting information and opinion brings with it an increasing amount of misinformation, and sometimes just plain wrong advice from every keyboard expert in the land.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: Tackle, Boats and other Equipment; Published: 02 February 2015; Hits: 7736

Tackle, Boats and other Equipment

Anglers Alliance

Featured at the ABC.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-02-01/new-technology-takes-the-guesswork-out-of-fishing/6060734

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: IFS, DPIPWE, MAST and Peak Bodies; Published: 01 February 2015; Hits: 5119

Rotary Devonport Boat Show

On Sunday 22 February 2015, Rotary is conducting a spectacular boat show at the TS Mersey Navy Cadet grounds, River Road, East Devonport between 11am and 5.30 pm, with entry via the Rowing Club drive. This has been organised to suit high water in the river to allow demonstration of the new Barcrusher and Stabicraft range of vessels PLUS allowing launch for the first time on the coast a ten-seater hovercraft for joy rides.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: North West Coast; Published: 01 February 2015; Hits: 6779

North West Coast

Coastal Catches 29/1/2015

Well that’s the Australia day weekend gone for another year and by all reports there was a fair bit of fishing done even though the wind did its best to hamper everyone’s efforts. Hopefully it will settle and allow for some serious fishing.
Fishing in the highlands has been tough, mainly due to the weather, but there are a few places that are worth having a go at.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: Coastal Catches; Published: 29 January 2015; Hits: 6371

Coastal Catches

Lake Augusta Report

We fished Lake Augusta alongside Mark Tapsell today. We finished with four well conditioned browns and missed numerous others, probably each of us should have caught our bag if luck had gone our way. All fish were taken on dun patterns although the real deal was hard to find on the water.
We were both pleasantly surprised at the condition and strength of these fish. There is plenty of water in Augusta at the moment.
The IFS guys were out and about conducting licence checks and said they had been issuing a lot of infringement notices to unlicensed anglers.

: Written by Stephen Smith - Rubicon Web and Technology Training; Category: Lake Augusta; Published: 25 January 2015; Hits: 7368

Lake Augusta

Ongoing Salmon Expansion Threatens Endangered Whales and Puts Locals Offside

Recreational fishers, yachties, conservationists and locals are alarmed that Tassal is persisting with an expansion of their salmon farms in the D’Entrecasteaux Channel in south-eastern Tasmania when endangered species, native fish, water quality and public access may all be sacrificed in the process.