A field guide to the dragonflies and damselflies found in Tasmania, written by Nigel Forteath and published in 2024. The book covers the species found in Tasmanian freshwater habitats — lakes, rivers, ponds and wetlands — with large colour photographs for identification alongside notes on habitat, behaviour and distribution.
Greg French's Artificial is a meditative, quirky and unique collection of true stories based on the life and seasons of Tasmanian fly fishers.
Malcolm Crosse's collection of favourite trout flies from twenty-eight of Australia's most experienced fly fishers, published in 1997. Each contributor — drawn from across Australia's fly fishing community — reveals the patterns they return to most reliably, with notes on why the fly works, how to tie it, and the conditions it suits best.
Untold tales of fish and fishermen of South-Eastern Tasmania, by Jim Bridge of Hobart, drawing on four generations of his own family's fishing history.
Drawing on (angling) Experience draws on more than 40 years of illustrated diaries kept by Ned Pankhurst across a career as a fish biologist and a parallel life as an amateur artist and fly fisher.

