Goulburn Valley Fly Fishing / Information & stories
A few useful places to go next.
Check a price, understand how bookings work, learn what a changing Goulburn release means, read something from the river or find out how a Zodiac raft and a side room at the Four Ways Café became GVFFC.
01 / Plan
Before you book or travel
These pages answer the questions that change the practical side of a day: what it costs, what happens if plans change and what the Goulburn is doing.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Which lesson should I book? Do I need my own gear? Can two anglers share the same booking? What if the weather changes?
Costs
Prices
A single place for current local lesson, guiding, workshop and drift-boat prices, with links to the detailed trip pages.
Bookings
Reservation & cancellation policy
Deposits, balances, cancellations, weather changes and the different commitments involved in local and international bookings.
Understand the river
Goulburn River levels FAQ
Why does the Goulburn rise in summer? What does ML/day mean? How do releases from Lake Eildon change wading, drift boating and where trout feed? This is the background behind our fishing reports.
02 / Read & watch
From the river, not the brochure
Fishing reports, essays, trip stories and films are where we can show more of the places and people behind the business.
Between Casts
Read the blog
Current Goulburn reports sit alongside essays about guiding, fishing, travel and the ordinary things that happen between casts.
Watch
Our films
Longer looks at the Goulburn and the places we travel, including Montana and Southland. Start here when photographs and a paragraph aren’t quite enough.
03 / About GVFFC
The people, the places and how to reach us
Our Story
David and Geoff, the first raft, the Four Ways Café, the mud-brick lodge and more than thirty years on the Goulburn. This is where the history belongs.
Where to find us
The Alexandra shop closed in November 2025. We now meet guests for guiding and lessons at the place that makes sense for the booking and river conditions.
Contact us
For dates, a fishing question or help choosing a trip, contact Anthony directly. A text is often easiest when we’re on the river.
If you know what you want, book from the individual service page. If you don’t, tell us what you’re trying to organise and we’ll point you in the right direction.