Guided Fly Fishing – Trout Day Trip

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With a guided fly fishing trip, you can experience a day on the streams with Rob Gee from the Troutlore fly tying store chasing trout in and around the Goulburn valley. We’ll work with them to improve casting and presentation throughout the day, as we take in some increbible water and hopefully get onto some nice fish too.

Reading the water, understanding the insect life and the flies to match, as well as managing the drift to get a better presentation. It’s my aim to not only give every client a great day out on the water, but to have them fishing better and more confidently the next time they’re out on your own.

Use your own rod and reel, if appropriate to the waters we’ll fish, or we can supply a rig that is up to the task of delicate presentations and a fast fight. All flies and terminal tackle are supplied, but you’re welcome to bring your own and we’ll work to get your a fish on your own hand tied flies too.

Once a Guided Fly Fishing trip has been purchased through the website for your chosen date, we’ll get in touch to discuss and locations that best suit you fishing needs. I offer guiding fishing for trout in the Goulburn Valley and it’s tributary streams. So, there are a myriad of options within around an hour and a half drive from Melbourne.

Locations further north can also be arranged for those wanting to fish the rivers on the other side of Eildon, right through to the King, Buckland, Buffalo, and Ovens valleys.

Depending on location, and travel, we generally aim to be on the water around 9am and finish up around 5pm, depending on the time of year and light conditions. This can be adjusted to suit your needs, and extended if an evening rise is an option. Lunch, snacks and drinks are provided for all anglers on the day.

Please feel free to get in touch if you wish to tailor a specific package to suit your needs. All guided trips are subject to weather conditions, and fish activity. We will work with you before the date to ensure the best day out on the water for the time of year, and the current conditions. You can keep up to date with what’s going on out on the water through our newsletter and social media outlets.