Sponsors

The High Country Flyathlon wouldn’t happen without our generous sponsors. These companies believe in our mission of conservation through recreation. Please take the time to support them in return.

Our title sponsor. Dog and Gun Have got behind the event in a big way! Can’t live without coffee but hate lugging all the paraphernalia out into the backcountry? Then Dog and Gun’s Pre-Loaded filter is the solution for you. With three different roasts they’ve got a coffee for everyone. Not a fan of coffee, then they’ve got delicious hot chocolate and chai options to.

Rob at Troutlore runs Australia’s premier fly tying store. Tools, vices, hooks, hair, dubbing, feathers whatever you need to tie that killer new fly your mate was using as well as a large selection of books.

Fractel have the largest ranges of technical running caps I’ve ever seen. Light, Airy, Absorbant they come in a huge selection of colours with fresh designs being added regularly. Caps, Bucket hats, legionnaires and more styles. These guys have your next hat.

Fly Addiction guiding down in Gippsland are your go to fly guides for that area. A true believer of multi-sport adventures, if you’re so inclined there may be some mountain biking or running involved with your guided fishing.

Tarkine are all about two things, making premium running shoes and environmentalism. They give back 3 percent of everything they make to environmental causes. If you’re in the market for some kickass new trail runners, your money will be well spent here.

Mansfield Hunting and Fishing is one of the best hunting and fishing stores in Victoria. They have a large selection of fly fishing and outdoor gear. Their staff are friendly and eager to offer some expert advice on local conditions or tips and tricks.

On Point Brewery, located in Alexandra’s historic old butter factory, is a community-focused craft brewery. Known for its welcoming taproom and beer garden, it serves a rotating lineup of creative brews like the Red IPA, Cherry Porter, and Strawberry Sour alongside casual food. Blending rustic charm with modern craft beer culture, it has quickly become a go-to gathering spot in Victoria’s High Country.

Trent from Back of Beyond is one of Mansfields premier guides and he has a flair for the remote and innacessable. Whether its via horse, drift boat, helicopter or simply by foot then Trent can get you somewhere the fishing will be phenominal. He can also give you ‘A’ class casting tuition.

Heaps Normal is an independent Australian brewery dedicated to brewing full-flavoured, non-alcoholic beer for people who want to cut back without missing out. Founded in 2020, the brand quickly gained attention with its flagship Quiet XPA, leading a movement toward mindful drinking. With bold designs and a focus on normalising alcohol-free choices, Heaps Normal has become a staple in pubs, bars, and bottle shops across Australia.

Joe’s been tying specialist flies for people who appreciate attention to detail. After a fly that is unique, different or particular then Joe’s your man. He’s also got a few of his own designs which are worth checking out.

Norfolk Wild is a NSW-based clothing company inspired by fishing, hunting, hiking, and road trips with mates. Their rugged, laid-back apparel is built for the outdoors but made to look good back at the pub. The brand celebrates adventure, storytelling, and the simple joys of beer and a fire. They also use their brand to promote a keep fish wet ethos, promoting responsible fishing practices.