Champion of Fish Habitat – Kym Manning
Name: Kym Manning From: Barmera, SA. Job: Tackle store owner. Loves: Fishing & fundraising.
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Fly Tying: The Dahlberg Diver Fly
The Dahlberg Diver would have to be my all time favorite fly. Anything that swims and feeds off the surface of the water will be tempted by the Dahlberg. Murray cod, bass, golden perch, saratoga, barrumundi, even turtles and water…
Fly Tying: The Donnie Brasco Fly
If you love fly fishing for Australian native fish and are looking for a good fly this spring, look no further than the Donnie Brasco Fly. This is a great all rounder fly for species such as golden perch that…
How Can OzFish Help Your Local Fishery?
OzFish Director Mathew Hansen is certainly a mover and shaker when it comes to fish habitat rehabilitation. The work he and his community have undertaken is nothing short of inspirational.
River Repair Bus – work for the dole program
CONGRATULATIONS HARRO! One of our most inspirational OzFishers, David ‘Harro’ Harris is set to continue his extraordinary work to restore and protect the health of the Macquarie River, as part of the work for the dole program. OzFish Unlimited are…
Champion of Fish Habitat – Harry Davey
Name: Harry Davey From: Tenterfield, NSW. Job: Supermarket Manager. Loves: Freshwater fishing.
Champion of Fish Habitat – Luke Galea
Name: Luke Galea From: Mackay, QLD Job: Supervisor of Waterways Team at Mackay Regional Council. Loves: Trekking rainforest streams in search of sooty grunter, jungle perch and barramundi
Recreational Fishers in Australia
WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? And why it’s important to know. Take a minute to get to know yourself and your sport even more in this fascinating snapshot of Aussie anglers. By understanding why you love to fish and…
Pre and Post Spawning Bass Fishing Tactics
Each winter Australian bass turn their minds to spawning. Biological urges compel female bass to head downstream in search of spawning grounds. Their annual migration can take them hundreds of kilometres down
Tree Planting at Mole River Tenterfield
Sunday 28th March 2017 OzFish Tenterfield Chapter members planted 120 native trees (wattles, redgum and bottle brush) at the Old Bondonga Homestead on the Mole River, 42km west of Tenterfield. The seedlings were supplied by the local nursery.
Super Oysters Bred to Survive at Ballina
Last September Ozfish Richmond River Chapter partnered with local business Richmond Oysters and the DPI to trial selectively bred Sydney Rock Oysters, which scientists hoped might be more resilient in local conditions ….read more
Empowering Recreational Fishers as Champions of Healthy Fish Habitat
Recreational fishers are natural champions for Australian fish habitat. Taking leadership in this role is critical in the rehabilitation of the Australian recreational fishery.
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