Driving into Patonga as dusk settles is the perfect way to slip into a weekend of learning new skills, restoring fish habitat, and fishing with friends, old and new. The windy headland descent removes the freeway drive and harks back…
Reflections Holidays have partnered with OzFish to help recreational anglers and communities improve the health of their rivers, lakes and estuaries. The partnership will identify projects that will improve fish habitats on Reflections Holidays parks across NSW.
Over the weekend, OzFish volunteers supported the efforts of Clean Up Australia Day by removing over 3 tonnes of rubbish from 16 waterways across the country.
OzFish Unlimited, the leading force in fishing conservation, is gearing up to take charge on Sunday March 3 for Clean Up Australia Day with their dedicated army of volunteers. With more than 15000 supporters, OzFish is mobilising its manpower to target 18 waterways rec fishers love fishing in.
No one likes a dirty waterway, which is why the last few months OzFish has put a big focus on cleaning up some of our favourite fishing spots around the country. From engaging our fleet of River Repair Buses, to…
Sydney Harbour and Lake Macquarie are two of the most famous fishing locations in NSW and they are about to get a big helping hand from OzFish Unlimited in the form of the Pimp My Jetty project. After launching successful projects in the Peel-Harvey estuary near Mandurah in Western
The allure of fishing lies not just in the catch but in the experience itself – the tranquility of the water, the thrill of the chase and the joy of being immersed in nature. Recreational fishers are deeply connected to…
OzFish Unlimited’s shellfish recycling has branched out into a new area with highly acclaimed First Nations artist Megan Cope using oyster shells within her public art. More than 85,000 oyster shells have been positioned across the Sydney Opera House precinct…
Recreational fishers throughout NSW will have the chance to swap their old and unwanted opera house yabby traps for an Oar-Gee Plow lure, at upcoming events across the state to support sustainable fishing practices. An initiative by TierraMar, through its…
Captain James Cook went fishing for the survival of his crew in Botany Bay when he arrived in 1770, but he was not Australia’s first foreign fisherman by a long way. University of Technology Sydney Professor Anna Clark delves into our national fishing heritage
In 2022, more than 50 western jetty owners asked to be included in the project, which was enough for the team at OzFish to package it up, duplicate it, and try it again in both Sydney and the Gold Coast.
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
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