Peter Hayes Fly Fishing and Lodge
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Cressy TAS 7302
AUSTRALIA
Hayes on Brumbys is a 20 bed fly fishing lodge situated on the banks of Brumbys Creek just 20 minutes south of Launceston. Brumbys Creek is one of Tasmania's premier trout fishing waters.
We cater to fly fishermen who are guided fishing clients as well as groups of anglers wishing to fish the local Northern Midland meadow streams. We are just 45 minutes from the Central Highland Lakes fisheries.
At Hayes on Brumby's we provide evening meals or guests can self cater if they choose. A minimum three nights stay applies.
Guided fly fish and learn to fly fish packages are available September to April Inclusive.
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