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get the knowledge - get the fish - with search ... press this! facebook home articles all about fishing mike's top 10 spots tassies best spots fishing tas tassies hot spots links licences contact us back issues like us on facebook from the archives ... trout tips - from tackle shops presented from issue 105, august 2013 we did a bit of a runaround tasmania’s tackle stores to see what their tips for the first month or so of the tackle season were. we asked what the top three places to fish were, plus lures, flies, baits and a few other things. here is a rundown on their answers whenever, and wherever you fish - anywhere, or for any fish in the world - ask the locals and especially ask at the local tackle store. they know what was caught today, yesterday and on what. read more ... 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 ! what to do when your fish is stuffed - john wilesmith print email fish mount restoration presented from issue 116, june 2015 i’ve been practising fish taxidermy for several years, starting with skin mounts and fibreglass reproductions, and more recently have taken on the restoration of old mounts. with modern day products and techniques there is no reason why a properly crafted fish skin mount should not last a lifetime. however, we’ve all seen old (and some not so old) mounts hanging on pub walls, in fishing shops or in mates sheds that have weathered badly over time . not all old mounts need a make over. those with least deterioration may still look rather discoloured but are best left alone with the vintage look and have a charm, character and history of their own. the worse for wear jobs with the curled fins and shrivelled heads can certainly be brought back to life. written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: trout fishing published: 25 july 2018 hits: 663 taxidermy read more: what to do when your fish is stuffed - john wilesmith 11 tassie tuna tips - preparation is everything - joe mangan print email presented from issue 116, june 2015 there is still plenty of time left to hook up with some big tuna - off tasmania’s coast. you often hear about the one that got away and that can be heart breaking. however with good preparation the risk of losing a fi sh of a lifetime drops enormously. 1. keep an eye on the sky written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: tuna fishing and other game fishing published: 20 july 2018 hits: 926 tuna fishing and other game fishing read more: 11 tassie tuna tips - preparation is everything - joe mangan game on - may & june - the two best game fishing months - kelly hunt print email presented from issue 115, april 2015 i don’t think we can really start talking about what may and june will bring for fishing in tasmania without first talking about what has been happening in the tasmanian game fishing scene recently. tasmania has gone off, particularly the lower east coast. bicheno has seen some battles with big yellowfin tuna with a few sad results. talking to one angler with years of experience he had a tale of woe. it was a day like any other off the 80 metre mark just off the top side of the gulch, looking very fishy. the skipper decided to put in a small spread and troll out to the shelf. he had on a couple of tried and true albacore lures that had never let him down. this one particular lure he mentioned he had…. had.. for over 15 years. they had only been trolling for 10 minutes when the reel screamed off in earnest and within an instant they knew there was a big fish heading home with lure in mouth. they battled this fish for an hour before sighting it at the back of the boat. that’s when things got exciting ! written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: tuna fishing and other game fishing published: 19 july 2018 hits: 442 tuna fishing and other game fishing read more: game on - may & june - the two best game fishing months - kelly hunt short cold trouty days - bright colours bring results - justin causby print email presented from issue 115, april 2015 as april and may progress the days are shorter and they for one thing sure are colder. but the trout angler in many of us still ‘needs’ to head up top chasing those that challenge us. end of season trout should, as a general rule, be hungry. either pre or post-spawn. they generally feed well pre-spawn. feeding before they move up the many streams, creeks, rivers and canals that provide the breeding grounds. the process sees the trout with little or no food for some time hence the need to add condition for energy during this very strenuous spawning period. written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: trout fishing published: 18 july 2018 hits: 697 trout fishing read more: short cold trouty days - bright colours bring results - justin causby starting over - fish more - catch less - nick taransky print email presented from issue 115, april 2015 well this season is passing before my eyes. maybe i’ve been working too conscientiously, but for some reason i have fished less this last season than in recent years. there are still some golden autumn fishing to be had, if i can make it out there, but even here on the mainland, where the rivers are open until early june, the dry fly action slows right down by the end of april. with that in mind, i’m already thinking of what i might do differently next season. written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: trout fishing published: 17 july 2018 hits: 448 trout fishing read more: starting over - fish more - catch less - nick taransky last cast - end of season soft plastic tips - michal rybka print email presented from issue 115, april 2015 while the action on the saltwater has been okay, the tasmanian trout season has been far from great. over the summer, i have fished many of the highland lakes, using both dry fly and micro-sized plastics. although some of my trips have been productive, there have been many trips where i have put in long hours and plenty of effort, for only a few fish. it is with particular sadness, that arthurs lake - my favourite place to fish, has also let me down on a number of occasions. as with any fishing trip, i always endeavour to find a ‘silver lining’, and for me it has been that the few fish i have caught were noticeably larger, and in better condition, than the ones i caught the previous year. written by stephen smith - rubicon web and technology training category: tackle, boats and other equipment published: 16 july 2018 hits: 546 tackle, boats and other equipment trout fishing read more: last cast - end of season soft plastic tips - michal rybka calamari closures north coast 2018 print email north coast the southern calamari and squid fisheries will be closed to recreational and commercial fishing on tasmania's north coast from 1 - 31 october 2018 inclusive. the closure of the entire north coast is to protect spawning calamari. during the closure period, taking or possessing calamari and other squid species is prohibited in the closed area - see map below. east coast dates for the annual calamari closure in upper south east coast waters including great oyster bay and mercury passage are unchanged, from 15 october to 14 november inclusive. soft shell clams alert an introduced soft-shell clam was recently detected on a beach near orford in south east tasmania. biosecurity tasmania is now managing the incursion of this species in accordance with national marine pest protocols. for more information see the biosecurity tasmania website. from today, wednesday 11 july, taking and possessing soft shelled clams in state waters is prohibited. this is to help prevent the spread of the clam to other areas. if you sight a suspected soft-shell clam, do not move it, instead contact biosecurity tasmania on phone 6165 3777 or email

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