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
Many people, rec fishers included, may not understand the importance of saltmarshes in marine ecosystems but OzFish Unlimited volunteers do and they’ve been doing their bit to ensure they restore it among the shores of Lake Macquarie. OzFish, Australia’s recreational…
A group of 36 passionate individuals from Lake Macquarie, spanning across different age groups, gathered at Styles Point in early June on a serene Sunday morning to revive a section of degraded saltmarsh by helping plant a staggering 850 natives.
Nestled in a beautiful region of New South Wales lies Lake Macquarie, the largest coastal saltwater lake in the country. Renowned for its breathtaking beauty and abundant recreational opportunities, Lake Macquarie attracts boating enthusiasts, anglers, and nature lovers alike.
More than 1,000 native trees and bushes have been planted around Salts Bay and Black Neds Bay in Swansea NSW, in a move that will boost Lake Macquarie’s delicate saltmarsh habitat, support native fish and improve recreational fishing.
OzFish, Australia’s recreational fishing charity, in partnership
More than 1200 native trees and bushes will be planted around Salt Bay and Black Neds Bay in Swansea to rehabilitate the delicate ecosystem and improve recreational fishing. The joint initiative by OzFish and
Everyone loves a good fishing story. Where it be down at the local boat ramp or at the pub that afternoon, chatting about your catch of the day, or the one that got away,
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