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Kings Bridge is an elegant iron arch, circa 1860s, spanning the junction of South Esk River and the River Tamar. The bridge is an unofficial border for the spectacular Cataract Gorge - Photo: Sean Fennessy, with thanks to Tourism Tasmania.

#6 of Tasmanian Top Ten from HLS.

Submitted by: HookLine andSinker
05 Jul 2010
Location: Tamar River, Tasmania. (0) Comments
Tamar River
 
From Sea Run trout in its upper reaches to Flathead and Salmon further down stream, the Tamar River provides and angling outlet for 1,000’s of Tasmanians.

One highlight is the winter run of Blue Warhou or Snotty Trevalla, a prized eating fish; and for the truly committed the Tamar River at times does produce trophy Snapper. Expect to spend 50 hours fishing for each big fish though – they’re not easy!

With thanks to the team at Hook Line and Sinker.

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