Getting There
The Huon River can be accessed at Huonville,
approximately 40 km south of Hobart via the A6.
Background
Flowing 100 kilometres from Lake Pedder to the
D’Entrecasteaux Channel in south-east Tasmania, the
Huon River threads through country ranging from
wilderness to cultivated orchards and pasture. In 1887
Governor Sir Robert Hamilton landed a brown trout in
the Huon River that weighed 13 kg and measured over
900 mm in length. This is still the largest brown trout
landed in Tasmania and Australia
Recreational Fishery Management
The Huon River is managed as a wild trout fishery. The
Huon River is also recognised as a recreational whitebait
fishery. Separate rules and regulations apply to whitebait check the
Inland Fishery Service (IFS) website for details on when the season is open for both white bait and trout. As its within the IFS control you do require a license when fishing above the seaward details outlined below.
Seaward Limit
Inland angling regulations and licensing requirements
apply upstream from the seaward limit on the Huon
River (A straight line drawn between white posts on the
southern side of Castle Forbes Bay and the eastern bank
of the river)
Boat Ramps
Boat ramps are located at the Huonville Esplanade, Ferry
Rd (Approx 8 km from Huonville via the B68), Franklin
and Shipwrights Point, Port Huon.
Angling Regulations
To fish in any open public inland water in Tasmania
you must hold a current Inland Angling Licence unless
you are under 14 years of age. A summary of the
regulations are contained within the Tasmanian Inland
Recreational Fishing Code.
At Riverfront estate we procide a number of options for fishing the Huon River, you can fish straigth from the banks of the property or take the row boat out and enjoy a row up river and then drift back in the flowing Huon River.
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