Good weather & fine fish

I had Guy over two days in April, so we ventured to two very different spots on two different rivers. Both proved to be very successful for a range of reasons, with both fish to hand and the lovely places we went to. On Day 1, the weather presented perfectly, and the flow was really … Continue reading Good weather & fine fish

Winter winners

With the new season nearly upon us, it’s a good time to remember that even in the winter months there are still some good locations to go to and some good fish to catch.  Some of our private fisheries put on an outstanding show for the angler. Phil caught four beautiful rainbows recently (and lost … Continue reading Winter winners

Prizewinning fishing …

One hell of a fight there, Justin Recently I had the pleasure of guiding two lucky US anglers who won a prize in one of their Association Auctions for a day’s guiding on our Midlands Rivers. In the beginning … Justin and Joshua are members of Trout Unlimited and were finally able to get to … Continue reading Prizewinning fishing …

Elusive wild browns …

Beautiful casting in tight spaces by Katie Neil & Katie Neil and Katie wanted to try out some river and stream fishing in our Midlands and picked a beautiful couple of days weather-wise, unfortunately, our wild browns were hard to come by. Still, the experience was well worth the venture. Neil searching high and low … Continue reading Elusive wild browns …

Busy season

Such lovely waters to explore February and March are certainly busy periods for Red Tag and this season has been no exception. Several anglers from the US have made the journey to Tasmania and taken time to fish for our beautiful brown trout. Jim and Shellie Jim and Shellie from Colorado spent three days searching … Continue reading Busy season

Returning for more

Peter and Elizabeth have been long time clients with Red Tag over the years and 2024 saw them back to do what they love doing … fly fishing. Are we having fun or not? Over three days they had varying waters from private lakes to running streams and although the weather made the first day … Continue reading Returning for more