Inland Fisheries Service News
Gone Fishing Day - Licence Free
This Sunday is Gone Fishing Day. This is a great opportunity to grab a friend and try trout fishing. The Inland Fisheries Service is working with Anglers Alliance Tasmania and Sea Fisheries on Gone Fishing Day to bring you a day of all things fishing. You will not need an angling licence to fish in...
Camden Dam filling and open to anglers
The Inland Fisheries Service installed an information sign in the car park at Tasmania’s newest fishery, Camden Dam in the north east last week. Camden Dam is situated approx. 10 km south of Targa via Camden Hills Rd and Diddleum Road. There is one designated public access point and car park on the eastern side...
Expressions of interest for Inland Fisheries Advisory Council positions
Inland Fisheries Act 1995 INLAND FISHERIES ADVISORY COUNCIL Expressions of Interest are invited for appointments to the Inland Fisheries Advisory Council (IFAC). Established under Section 20A of the Inland Fisheries Act 1995, IFAC is the advisory body for matters relating to inland fisheries. In broad terms, the role of IFAC is to provide strategic advice...
Nineteen Lagoons gate is open
PWS advise that the boom gate on Lake Augusta Rd was opened for public access as of 4th October 2019. Vehicular access to Lake Pillans and Double and Talinah Lagoons will remain closed with a view to reopen on 1st November (approximately) subject to road inspections determining conditions are suitable for vehicular traffic. For any...
Lake Rowallan - Notification of the upgrade to the boat ramp
In collaboration with Inland Fisheries Service (IFS), Marine and Safety Tasmania (MaST) and various local contractors, Hydro Tasmania has been working to improve our recreational infrastructure. The latest achievement has been the boating infrastructure at Lake Rowallan. This large, gravel boat ramp is now functional across the operational range of the lake. The upgrade has...
