The Australian Fly Fishing Museum has some amazing collections to date. Although we only opened our doors in May 2013, donations of items have come from far and wide.
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Our mission is to preserve, protect and celebrate the art, the craft and the joy of fly fishing
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Australia has a long history of fly fishing, with references dating back to the 1820's. Click through to see a snapshot of Australian Fly Fishing heritage.
Read more...We are pleased to announce that the Australian Fly Fishing Museum is reopening early in 2025. It will be housed in a new location on the current site. The many items in the collection have been audited and we need to renew displays and rehang items and reorganise the cabinets. We would love you to […]
Volunteers have been busy this week clearing the banks of the South Esk River at Clarendon, where the Australian Fly Fishing Museum is located. The AFFM team are planning casting days, tuition sessions and other events, and this is a big step towards progressing these exciting initiatives.
At the recent meeting of our Management Committee we sat around a most wonderful table. A table made from a boat. The boat is on display at the Australian Fly Fishing Museum, with this information: This boat belonged to J M ‘Malcolm’ Gillies and was restored at his shack on Shannon Lagoon. According to Doctor […]
Hello world and welcome! The Australian Fly Fishing Museum has been established at Clarendon to preserve, protect and celebrate the art, the craft and the joy of fly fishing. This contemplative and highly accomplished pursuit takes anglers into some of the nation’s most beautiful and secluded streams and lakes. The Australian coastline also provides endless […]
