Trout fishing stats.. 2000-2017

[meppstas]

Sorry for the late reply but my computer **** itself (14th) and is in for repairs, I've just started using a.tablet today.. brown trout are the primary fish of the two species released in Tassie and do have a better survival rate in the wild than the rainbows especially in low water levels during summer months. I have found the rainbows to stress quite quickly in tough conditions and when handled to long. The browns are a much stronger fish in my opinion and experience over the years of trout fishing rivers. I can only go on the trout in rivers as that 's all I ever fish, lake trout may be different as they're in deeper cooler waters. The rivers here rarely get with any trout stocked in them, they are all wild trout now and are self supporting. The lakes do get stocked several times a year. The browns are certainly the stronger of the two species...
Cheers
Adrian

[Blueyed1]

Awesome stats. Nice to know the Tassie fishery is so alive and well. Good to hear you can have so many trips out. If I went out that often, my Mrs would spit it bad.

Joe

[Bar002811]

Some great stats there mate!!