Currawong Lakes

Currawong Lakes Hidden in nature's quiet splendour, a sanctuary of immersion and adventure in Tasmania. Fishing • Hunting • Adventure
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Recognised as Australia’s premier fly-fishing and game reserve, Currawong Lakes provides a superb and memorable wilderness experience in Tasmania’s east coast highlands. Set on 778.64 hectares (1,924 acres) surrounded by conservation areas, forestry and historic sites, Currawong Lakes offers complete privacy without isolation. Hobart is just 2 hours away and Launceston is only 1.5 hours travel time. Three magnificent lakes are home to tailing, trophy rainbow and brown trout. A sensitive and stringent management program now boasts self sustaining spawning steams, prolific insect hatches and the guarantee of a ready supply of outstanding fish that will tempt the most discerning and dedicated fly fishing enthusiasts. A registered deer farming and hunting property, Currawong Lakes supports and maintains a small herd of quality trophy fallow deer. A world class 5 stand Clay Target shooting ground with multiple automatic traps, two Grouse Butts and a Quail Stand will entertain and inspire the best of competitive and novice shooters. Commended for its ongoing, dedicated conservation and land management programs that ensure sustainability and a balance between native flora and fauna, the property has flourished and is now offers Eco Tourism experiences. The natural beauty and promise of a great experience shared with friends or clients is a most enticing prospect. Currawong Lakes is a perfect option for corporate retreats and executive team building events, with its conference facilities, internet connectivity and an inspiring environment. Guests can relax and boast of their days successes around the unique south american BBQ, then enjoy a peaceful night in a choice of four well appointed cabins or our luxury lodge. Currawong Lakes is a very special destination, it offers an experience that is quite unique, an experience guests will remember forever, an experience you will want to share and return to many, many times.

29/09/2026

Excuse my excited voice 😅 our hand raised wallaby babies - Reggie and Devon - have been making more of an appearance lately, with an extra member in tow! Having not seen them for a quite a few months, it’s been a lovely surprise to see them close to home in the evenings!

Looking forward to the upcoming season!
26/09/2026

Looking forward to the upcoming season!

21/09/2026

Thanks Red Tag Trout Tours for some great snaps and our first slippery friend spotted for the season!
16/09/2026

Thanks Red Tag Trout Tours for some great snaps and our first slippery friend spotted for the season!

10/09/2026

One of our resident Mumma wombats and her baby out for an afternoon walk 🤎

And who needs music over it when you have the kookaburras in the background providing natures soundtrack!

08/09/2026

Sun on the water and frogs in full chorus 🐸

Did you know Tasmania is home to 11 species of frogs, with 3 of those endemic to Tasmania?

With the help of Dr Graham Hosie, at least 8 out of the 11 species have been identified as living at Currawong, based on their calls!

Start your fly fishing adventure where the water meets the morning light ✨Fly fishing on the lakes is about patience, rh...
07/09/2026

Start your fly fishing adventure where the water meets the morning light ✨

Fly fishing on the lakes is about patience, rhythm, and learning to read the fish and the elements. Whether you’re experienced or trying it for the first time, every cast is a chance to slow down and connect with the landscape around you.

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1204 Long Marsh Road
Lake Leake, TAS
7210

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