These are all high country lakes .... how do the trout put on serious weight and size ? You fish high country lakes in NSW and 1kg is a monster ! Is it the less fishing pressure ? Or abundance food supply ?
Nice vid bud! Was painful to watch those early strikes! Definitely take your time on a strike, smaller fish will take quickly but bigger browns on the plateau are very slow takes. Wait for the take an wait for their head to turn back down before striking
Hey mate, [ www.tasmap.tas.gov.au/do/product/4437DIG ] if you follow that link and click preview in listmap icon under the price. You can screenshot and print. It's an awesome spot up there - def some monsters in those lakes.
Hey mate, great video. I've been wanting to go to 19 lagoons for years. I was wondering if it was possible to use lures up there? Cheers m8. Keep up the awesome work.
It's an awesome spot, definitely worth a visit in the summer months. Pretty sure all of the lakes are Artificial (fly and lure) ; best to double check though. Lures should work well.
@p3p_flyfishing yeah, I agree. I learned that the hard way fishing the Rotoaira Canal with cicada patterns a few years ago. Its very slow moving deep water that is crystal clear, and the big rainbows come up to the surface to feed, then turn and go back down. You have to wait for them to head back down. I pulled a lot of flys out of their mouths before I was able to slow down my strike. Amazing summer fishing if you ever get the chance to check it out.
These are all high country lakes .... how do the trout put on serious weight and size ? You fish high country lakes in NSW and 1kg is a monster ! Is it the less fishing pressure ? Or abundance food supply ?
with dry fly beware of snakes swimming as they will take dry no problems.speaking from experience in western lakes
Nice vid bud! Was painful to watch those early strikes! Definitely take your time on a strike, smaller fish will take quickly but bigger browns on the plateau are very slow takes. Wait for the take an wait for their head to turn back down before striking
Hey p3p. What map were you looking at 2:37. Cheers?
Hey mate, [ www.tasmap.tas.gov.au/do/product/4437DIG ] if you follow that link and click preview in listmap icon under the price. You can screenshot and print. It's an awesome spot up there - def some monsters in those lakes.
Great video.
That was tough missing all those strikes.
Absolutely lovely mate, if you don’t mind me asking what time of year was this?
Hey Buddy, was mid Jan
@@p3p_flyfishing thanks mate, we just returned from 19 lagoons. Absolutely unbelievable country thats for sure
@@matthewwarren4109 o nice mate, yer it's awesome up there! How was the fishing now that it's later in the season?
Some nice trout in those lakes and some fun with the snakes which love swimming on the water. ATB
great video, you sound like clever from the show rake.
Hey mate, great video.
I've been wanting to go to 19 lagoons for years. I was wondering if it was possible to use lures up there?
Cheers m8.
Keep up the awesome work.
It's an awesome spot, definitely worth a visit in the summer months. Pretty sure all of the lakes are Artificial (fly and lure) ; best to double check though. Lures should work well.
Great video, thanks mate, from NZ. Love the look of that lake. On the dry fly strike, try counting to 4 before you strike. Works for me.
Good advice! It's so hard to wait a full 4 sec though when you can see it in the fishes mouth hah :P
@p3p_flyfishing yeah, I agree. I learned that the hard way fishing the Rotoaira Canal with cicada patterns a few years ago. Its very slow moving deep water that is crystal clear, and the big rainbows come up to the surface to feed, then turn and go back down. You have to wait for them to head back down. I pulled a lot of flys out of their mouths before I was able to slow down my strike. Amazing summer fishing if you ever get the chance to check it out.
This is really good. Thank you.