South Esk River

The South Esk River is a renowned trout fishery with a variety of angling opportunities for all methods throughout its length. The river rises near Upper Esk in the north east and joins the kanamaluka/River Tamar at Launceston, making it the longest river in Tasmania. The river is best described in three sections: the headwater section from Upper Esk to Evercreech Road, the section from Fingal to Conara, and the section from Clarendon to Hadspen. Each section offers different fishing experiences, including wade fly fishing, lure and bait fishing, and shore-based angling. The river is also home to a variety of wildlife and offers scenic views, making it a great destination for families to explore and enjoy the outdoors