OzFish Unlimited’s Jonathon Bleakley reflects on a lifetime as a recreational fisher and how we can all prevent litter in our waterways, as part of the Fish For Life – Keep It Clean campaign. One of my most vivid memories…
The return of the Macquarie perch is gathering pace with volunteers relocating hundreds of trout in Central NSW to help the endangered native species avoid extinction. OzFish Unlimited – Australia’s fishing conservation charity, NSW Department of Primary Industries Fishing
As the name suggests, Southern Pygmy Perch are small in stature but they are in danger of disappearing altogether so OzFish Unlimited and Landcare NSW are embarking on a collaborative project to help restore their numbers. The organisations are helping…
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…
More than 1500 freshwater crayfish and hundreds of native fish are back in the swim of things in the Murray River after being rescued following the devastating floods which inundated the area in late 2022 and earlier this year. A…
Bethungra Dam is off the beaten track in country NSW but it’s about to be put on the map thanks to OzFish Unlimited’s habitat mapping. The dam, 70km north-east of Wagga Wagga, is well on its way to becoming a prized destination for the fishing
Do you often pass on the opportunity to go fishing because you don’t have time? Busy period at work, the kids have sport, your favourite show is on? Well at OzFish, we want to remind you why making time for…
We caught up with Vere Michaels, who recently joined the OzFish in Tassie. Vere’s just back from learning a new fishing technique ahead of Gone Fishing Day. She said “I have always been a salty girl. Fishing, diving, and surfing in saltwater are all right up my alley.
Fishing. A hobbie that costs money, takes time, and often leaves you walking home empty handed. So, why do we do it? Following a recent fishing trip, I reflected on
BCF – Boating, Camping, Fishing is launching ‘Small Change 4 Big Change’ a national campaign running from June 10 – 12 to raise funds for Australian fishing
Fish. We love them 99% of the time. That’s until one of them kicks out and spikes us in the hand. It’s a short but frustrating pain that has usually stemmed from the loose grip or incorrect hold on the fish we have just caught and is a rather humbling experience after potentially just catching the fish of the day.
In these days of busy lives and digital distractions, it’s priceless to be able to get outside and enjoy quality time with the family. With Father’s Day
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