Victoria

Campaspe Loddon Chapter

Campaspe Loddon Chapter

The OzFish Campaspe-Loddon Chapter is bringing keen recreational fishers together to plan and work on habitat restoration projects in the local waterways. Freshwater anglers have long enjoyed fishing in the area, but there have been ongoing concerns about the water quality and lack of habitat in these fishing spots to keep the fishery healthy and productive.

Sunraysia Chapter (Mildura)

Sunraysia Chapter (Mildura)

The Chapter is organized and run by a group of enthusiastic anglers who want the best for their local waterways.

Started by the Nangiloc Fishing Club, the Chapter would not be able to run without the help of dedicated volunteers from the Nangiloc and Mildura community.

The Chapter promotes safe and sustainable fishing practices in the community as well as helping to support, maintain and develop community projects. They strongly believe in community spirit and giving back to the people who deserve it.

Geelong Chapter

Geelong Chapter

A group of young fishers that grew up in Geelong decided that they would like to get involved with a volunteer group that allowed them to get into the marine environment and really make a change. These guys bring their local knowledge to this chapter and they want local fishers to join their community to ensure that the health of the waterways are protected and sustainable

Murray Goulburn Chapter

Murray Goulburn Chapter

When the recreational fisher in the Murray Goulburn region found out about OzFish, they saw the opportunity to take advantage of Australia’s biggest rec fishing conservation network to think bigger – and get more done. Join OzFish to be part of a network of rec fishers making fish habitat better in your area today.

Nyah Chapter

Nyah Chapter

This Chapter is a very young and active Chapter and they welcome members from all walks of life to joining the team in making fish habitat better.

The Nyah Chapter is based at the Nyah Recreation Reserve on River Street in Nyah 3594.

Bank access along this area is reasonably easy with sandbanks and open areas to fish on the Victorian side. A boat ramp is situated at Nyah Recreation Reserve and offers easy and safe entry to the water for boats.

East Gippsland Chapter

East Gippsland Chapter

The chapter started with passionate and local fisher and President Peter that wanted to give back to his local waterways. You will find Peter and the crew out and about on the waters fishing, cleaning, observing the health of the environment. The chapter is always on the lookout to give back to the community and have a good time doing it. All walks of life make up this wonderful chapter so make sure that you join today!

Indented Head Chapter

Indented Head Chapter

Members of the Indented Head Chapter are passionate recreational fishers and many of the members are also part of the Indented Head Boat Club. The main aims of the Chapter are to work together to establish healthy fish habitat, improve water quality, and assist in reef restoration projects. Members believe that fish populations and water quality can be improved in this area by their efforts to improve habitat and they hope to to involve more recreational fishers in restoration activities.

Bayside Chapter

Bayside Chapter

With a strong connection to the local diving community, OzFish Bayside has partnered with local dive group Ocean Divers to undertake marine debris cleanups at local piers, including Mornington and Mordialloc. They have also obtained invasive species removal permits for the Northern Pacific Sea Star Asterias amurensis in Port Phillip Bay conducting eradication dives at local piers.

APYAC Chapter

APYAC Chapter

The Albert Park Yachting and Angling Club have been strong supporters and the primary drivers of shellfish restoration efforts in Port Phillip Bay since the projects beginning, including fundraising and advocacy. Now with a newly established OzFish Chapter, volunteers at APYAC are using their chapter as a platform to get their hands dirty and help to construct and assist monitoring future shellfish reefs.

South West Victoria Chapter

South West Victoria Chapter

The Ozfish South West Victoria is a group of like minded fishers who firmly believe in the benefit of improving fish habitat to assist in increasing fish stocks. Due to human activity, many of the rivers in south western Victoria have been desnagged and many have poor water quality. The reintroduction of snags for fish habitat is a real opportunity to improve river health.

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