Orange Trout Acclimatisation Society Inc in Orange, New South Wales | Community organisation

Orange Trout Acclimatisation Society Inc

Locality: Orange, New South Wales

Address: P.O. Box 825 2800 Orange, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.otas.net.au

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19.01.2022 Hi all, Just a reminder that registration for the NSW Trout Strategy Workshops closes tomorrow (27th April 2018), these meeting are designed to seek community input and everyone is welcome. Our local meeting is being held in Bathurst on the 16th of May 2018, however to attend you must register. Please find details here: https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au//re/stocking/nsw-trout-strategy Nik

18.01.2022 Freshwater Fisher May 2018 -

17.01.2022 For those interested members

16.01.2022 Hi all, So far 2018 has been a busy year for the Orange Trout Acclimatisation Society, with a great attendance at our monthly meetings, a number of successful fly tying nights and four fly casting mornings already hosted. With the 2018/2019 trout season just about to kick off we’ve still got lots in the works. This Saturday morning (29th of September 2018) marks the opening of the new trout season. As we have for many years, we will be welcoming in the new season with our cus...Continue reading

16.01.2022 Interesting read that may require some action from some members. Nik

16.01.2022 Our annual J.N. Brazier Cup Casting Tournament will be held this Sunday the 12th of November 2017 at the Western Bank of Waratah's Sports Oval Lake, accessed off Diamond Drive. This is a fun day to give members an opportunity to test their own casting abilities (regardless of your casting experience). All members and friends are invited to attend. The session will start at 8.30 - 9.00 and we just ask if you could advise of your interest in attending. ... If you have any questions regarding the event please don't hesitate on contacting us.

15.01.2022 Hi all, just a reminder that our monthly meeting is on tonight at the Gladstone Hotel starting at 7.00pm. All are welcome!

13.01.2022 Our friends at the Sofala Brach of the Central Acclimatisation Society a hosting the Sofala Carp Blitz on the 18th and 19th November 2017 for those interested members.

09.01.2022 Golden Perch release today at Lake Canobolas and Gosling Dam with Lachy from DPI Fisheries. About 5,000 very lively Yellas let go in very healthy waterways, you can't get better than that. #communityengagementofficer #occ #lakecanobolas #goslingdam #habitatconnect

09.01.2022 --------- Fly Tying Night ---------- Due to popular demand we're hosting another fly tying night. Members, guests and anyone interested in fly tying are all welcome. ... The evening will be hosted at Legacy House (58 McNamara street, opposite Robertson Park) on the 26th August 2018 and start at 7.00pm. Feel free to bring your own vice and materials however we will have some available for those that don't own any of this gear. To confirm your attendance please head over to our OTAS Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1118173984966520/

08.01.2022 Thanks to those that we able to join us this morning for the opening morning breakfast. We had a great turn out. Special mention to David Graham for his skills on the BBQ and getting there at 6:30am to set up.

03.01.2022 Hey guys, finally managed to get out for my first fish since the opening of the season. After the hot weather we had yesterday and noticing that a storm was rolling in, I thought it would be perfect fishing conditions so I grabbed the 3wt, vest and net and rushed out to one of our local creeks with about 40 minutes of light left. I could see a few fishing rising and taking food from the surface to I tied an dry ant fly with a black bead head nymph dropped. Within about the fi...rst 15 minutes I landed my first healthy looking rainbow, which judging by it's size I'm almost convinced it's from last year's OTAS release. After a quick pic, she went back into the water. With light quickly fading I decided on one last cast, which saw me hooking a very healthy rainbow that put on a great fight with lots of aerial acrobatics. This was a very well conditioned fish which I decided to keep for the smoker, it went 37cm and about 700 grams. Being the first fish I've kept from our local waterways I decided to check it's stomach contents to see what she'd been eating. I was surprised to find it's stomach full with a range of insects (which were to hard to make out), there was a small yabbie there and a couple small snails. There was also a significant amount of plant matter as well. It's great to see our local water ways producing some fantastic conditioned fish and excellent fishing opportunities. Nik