Volunteers are extremely valuable. If you can give some time to assist, guide, interpret and impart their knowledge to visitors, it will enhance visitors experiences. If you can spare some time – one day a month is ideal. You don’t need to be a fly fisher either.
The museum looks over the South Esk River in the most delightful setting. There is plenty you can do – from fly tying (plenty of gear supplied) read a book, walk the grounds, sketch, paint or just enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
So if you would like to help, contact Stuart Macdonald 0418 120 694 or Mike Stevens 0418 129 949. You can also reach us via the methods below or by simply completing the contact fields.
1. By phone: AFFM: 0418 120 694 or National Trust State Office ((03) 6231 0911.
2. By mail: Australian Fly Fishing Museum, 234 Clarendon Station Road, Via Evandale, Nile TASMANIA 7212.
3. In person: You are invited to visit the Museum in the grounds of Clarendon, about 15 minutes’ drive south of Launceston airport. The address is: 234 Clarendon Station Road Via Evandale, Nile TASMANIA 7212. Open when Clarendon is.
4. Use the Contact us page to get in touch