The fifth annual OzFish Goondiwindi Classic has wrapped up for 2025, drawing a crowd of more than 300 fishers to the Macintyre River for a weekend of friendly competition, native fish action, and community-driven conservation. Held from June 6–8, the…
OzFish has officially kicked off the exciting Macintyre Magic project in Goondiwindi QLD, a two-year initiative aimed at revitalizing fish habitats along the beautiful Macintyre River. This project, officially launched with on-ground weed control last week, is set to transform…
OzFish’s Goondiwindi Chapter has put together another mammoth effort to successfully deliver the 2024 Goondiwindi Fishing Classic on the Macintyre River. This is a great event that engages the local community in sustainable fishing over the Kings Birthday long weekend,…
Fisheries in northern Australia are experiencing the negative impact of abandoned, lost, and discarded crab pots. In collaboration with OceanEarth Foundation, through its Ghostnets Australia program, OzFish has launched the Great Aussie Crab Pot Recovery to recover these ghost pots…
Helping each other. It’s the bedrock of Australian culture. A duty that embodies the respect we give to one another, to our country and to the creatures that make it such a special place to live. It’s a value OzFish holds at its core. At heart, we are a group of passionate volunteers committed to taking small consistent actions that
Being a young fisho just got a whole new meaning, with a program of OzFish activities designed for kids to do their part for Australian fishing’s future. It’s said that the behaviours we learn as children often
When you hear the word pollution, chances are your mind visualises debris, rubbish or some other unsightly item in an area it shouldn’t be. That might be along the banks of a picturesque river or sitting on white sand on a beach.
However, the definition of pollution is much broader than this. Pollution is the introduction of any substance
OzFish is gearing up to host the catch-and-release Goondiwindi Classic fishing comp, running from the 10th to the 12thof June. The catch-and-release
Queensland anglers can now recycle their old fishing tackle in any BCF store as an Australian first RIG RECYCLE program expands across the sunshine state. In partnership with two Australian charities, Tangaroa Blue Foundation
Australia’s fishing conservation charity, OzFish Unlimited today launched the newest Chapter to make fish habitat a priority located in the Goondiwindi region in Southern Queensland.
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