THE TASMANIAN HIGHLANDS

Mountain peaks rise from button grass plains and highland tarns sparkle in the sun. During winter, snow settles on the shores of the lakes and clear crisp days tempt those who enjoy feeling close to the environment. Here is a place where people can relax far from the bustle of modern life.

Tasmania's Highlands, by their very nature, are central to the rest of the island in every direction and can be accessed by car from a number of directions.

NATURALLY SPAWING BROWNS

Little Pine Lagoon boasts a huge variety of insect life from mayfly and caddis hatches, many different types of beetle, ant falls, grasshoppers and more. When insect life is not on the surface, early season tailing trout can be found in the flooded lake margins.

STAY IN LUXURY ACCOMMODATION

Relax and start writing that book or read your favourite fishing article in the warmth and light bathed lounge which has 2 sofas and 2 armchairs....and a roaring fireplace.  A well appointed and heated bathroom with polished timber floors provides warmth and easily maintained facilities. The bedrooms comprise two double and one bunk room provides 5 star luxury for up to 6 people. All rooms have views of the lake and have ducted heating.

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STYLE

The most luxurious shack in the highlands and certainly is at Little Pine Lagoon. Only meters away from the shoreline and panoramic views of the lake, you'll be able to spot that trout from the bedroom!

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LOCATION

Located 50 meters from the waters edge of Little Pine Lagoon, Little Pine Shack is the best and most comfortable accommodation in the area.

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WHEN TO GO

Early in the season the trout are often seen in the morning or evening feeding on the shoreline. This is commonly known as “tailing”.