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 Great Lakes - Tasmania |
"...The Lakes area of Tasmania is popular for fishing, boating and camping..."
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The lakes region is located in central Tasmania to the south of the Great Western Tiers.
Trout fishing occurs in January and February. Fishing is not the only activity of interest in the lakes region. While some of the lakes were formed by glacial movement, others are due to hydro-electric schemes.
Lakes in the area include-
-- Bronte Park area: Lake Echo, Bronte Lagoon. Bronte Park is a former host of the World Fly Fishing Championships, and accommodation and backpacker lodging is available.
-- Miena area: Great Lake, Little Pine Lagoon, Arthurs Lake. Miena hosts the Tasmanian Trout Fishing Championships in November each year. The Great Lake is one of the largest high-water lakes in Australia.
-- Tarraleah area: Brady's Lake, Lake Binney, Lake Tungatinah. There are Guided expeditions available.
-- Derwent Bridge area: Lake St. Clair, Lake King William. The Derwent River flows from Lake King William.
-- Interlaken area: Lake Sorell, Lake Crescent.
-- Waddamana area: Woods Lake, Penstock Lagoon.
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