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Tuglow
River
Tuglow River
is a small river that forms the Kowmung River
where it meets the Hollanders River at the fringe of the Kanangra Boyd
National Park. Tuglow River
starts its flow near the Gurnang State Forest, it then moves through
farm land before reaching the Hollanders near Tuglow Caves.
Tuglow River holds good numbers of both rainbow and brown trout. Fly
fishing and spinning are the most popular fishing methods. Public
access is restricted to the state forest in the upper reaches of the
river (fewer and smaller fish are found here) and to the area near
Tuglow Caves at the lower end of the river.
It can be possible to drive a 4x4 vehicle to within a few kilometers of
the river through Kanangra Boyd National Park (depending on good road
conditions and access restriction applied by the NPWS). A tough little
off track bush walk is still needed to get to the river from the closes
fire trail access point. You need to be well prepared and have good
navigation skills if you are to attempt any bush walking in this area.
All the effort is normally worth while as this is a beautiful area and
you can combine a fishing trip with a visit to Tuglow Falls, the
Kowmung River and Kanagara Walls.
More info coming to this page in mid 2010
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