Inland Fisheries Service News
Lake Echo Dam Road – intermittent closure January-March 2022
Hydro Tasmania is currently working on a major refurbishment of Lake Echo Power Station, including replacing the turbine runner and overhauling the electrical system that controls the station’s gates and valves. This project is part of the ongoing asset management program that keeps our stations operating safely and efficiently. As they near completion, the project...
Low water levels at Lake Rowallan
Hydro Tasmania will be conducting maintenance on the Mersey Forth power scheme from January to April 2022. In preparation, water levels in Lake Rowallan are currently being lowered. It is anticipated that the Lake Rowallan boat ramp may become unusable in late December or early January, and will remain out of service until inflows restore...
Camden Dam is fishing well
Darryl Saunders of Scottsdale has been enjoying fishing the new Camden Dam from his kayak. Fishing with hard bodies and soft plastics Darryl has been averaging two well conditioned brown trout up to 1.5 kg per session. A visit this week was no exception keeping one fish just under the 1kg mark and releasing one...
Bronte Lagoon navigation markers
Marine and Safety Tasmania on behalf of Hydro Tasmania have recently installed new navigational aids in Woodwards Bay, which is situated at the southern end of Bronte Lagoon. North, east and west cardinal marks have been installed to improve boating safety on the lagoon, and have been positioned to mark the submerged, shallow canal banks...
Parks and Wildlife campfire restrictions
Restrictions on campfires, pot fires and other solid fuel stoves will come in to place from 02:00 Saturday 18 December at identified Parks and Wildlife Service (PWS) campgrounds around the State to help reduce the risk of bushfires. These restrictions are important to help protect visitors and the community. Despite the recent rain, there is...
