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.
OzFish Unlimited and Galston-Glenorie Fishing Club are getting their hands dirty on Sunday May 30 for a clean-up along 2km of Cattai Creek and are calling on local volunteers to join in.
As part of the Growing River Stewardship program OzFish, supported by the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust, is unpacking habitat in an eight-part series in which we explore key fish habitat. Everyone loves coral reefs, the clear and colourful world that…
Unpack habitat in an eight-part series in which we explore key fish habitats. Last week we started with mangrove forests and this week it’s saltmarshes.The stories are part of our Growing River Stewardship program supported by the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust. What are saltmarshes?
OzFish Unlimited Coffs Harbour Chapter volunteers are set to launch their boats and kayaks off Mylestom Boat ramp to habitat map the lower catchment of the Bellinger River on Saturday 12th December 2020 and are calling on others to join in.
OzFish, supported by the NSW Government’s Environmental Trust, brings you the Growing River Stewardship Program. In this program, we’re unpacking habitat in an eight-part series which will identify key fish habitat. We’re kickstarting this series by unpacking ‘mangrove forests.’ What…
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