Walking and wading the trout streams of the Snowy Mountains is not only an excellent fishing experience, it’s the perfect excuse to immerse yourself in one of the most picturesque environments in Australia. From the Western Slopes of the Snowy Valleys surrounding Tumut, all the way to the top of Australia in Kosciuszko National Park, Tom’s Outdoors Guide Services can guide you on a unique adventure. Walking and wading is the perfect way to push your sight fishing and stalking skills, chase a late-season trophy trout or get deep into the backcountry.

The guides can take you on a hiking journey to remote backcountry streams, tiny twig-water creeks and beautiful freestone, spring-fed and tailwater rivers. In spring, fish can be targeted during dun hatches with nymphs or dries. Summer sees the best of the hopper and other terrestrials hitting the water. Autumn has big brawling browns moving up the rivers for their annual migration and the possibility of a massive brown trout.

If you are just starting your fly fishing journey, their Beginners Drift Package is the best option; however, they can still cater packages for beginners on a walk and wade day.