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At the Ballarat Fly Fishers Club's next meeting, T At the Ballarat Fly Fishers Club's next meeting, Tom Jarman will be presenting on his recent efforts at the 2026 World Fly Fishing Championships in the USA!

Tom was the Captain of the Australian team and through his presentation, he will take us through the team’s performance at the World Championships and share some of the latest tips, tricks and techniques from the international fly-fishing stage.

This is a fantastic opportunity to hear from one of Australia’s leading fly fishers and pick up a few ideas to improve your own fishing.

Everyone is welcome – members, friends and anyone interested in fly fishing.

📅 Thursday, 12 November
⏰ 7:30pm
📍Ballarat Fly Fishers Club Rooms, Boatshed No. 12, Lake Wendouree
Meet the Board | Mat Nash Mat is a passionate rec Meet the Board | Mat Nash

Mat is a passionate recreational angler, community advocate and strong supporter of sustainable fisheries management based in Portland. 

Mat joined the VRFish Board to ensure recreational fishers have a strong, respected voice while supporting sustainable fisheries, improved habitat, regional communities and quality fishing opportunities for future generations. He strongly believes our fisheries must be managed responsibly to ensure they remain healthy and productive for future generations. 

Professionally, Mat brings to VRFish experience in leadership, project management, stakeholder engagement and practical decision-making. He understands the importance of listening to different viewpoints and working collaboratively to achieve balanced outcomes.
VRFish recently asked recreational fishers to shar VRFish recently asked recreational fishers to share your views on how the Tarago Reservoir fishery should be managed once it is opened to the public later this year. 

We received 789 responses to the survey. Majority of respondents (59.57%) identified Option 3,  the 'alternative option' specific to Tarago Reservoir, as the preferred regulations from the options presented.  This option presents a more conservative approach to managing the fishery than standard trout regulations for lakes and impoundments. We also found that majority of respondents (72.62%) want to see Tarago Reservoir managed as an exclusive trout fishery. 

In the final question, respondents were able to include additional comments to further share their views. When evaluating the results, we highlighted key themes found within the 454 comments and tagged the comments by their appropriate theme/s regardless of positive or negative sentiment. Some of the key themes within the comments included fishing methods, catch and release, and on-water access. 

Find out more: https://vrfish.com.au/2026/11/10/vrfish-releases-results-from-tarago-reservoir-fishing-regulations-survey/
Meet the VRFish Board | Steven Wates Born in Geel Meet the VRFish Board | Steven Wates

Born in Geelong, and now based on the Bellarine Peninsula, fishing and boating are woven into Steven’s daily life as a recreational fisher, boater, scuba diver and spearfisher. 

Steven’s children are also heavily immersed in all things outdoors, fishing, and snorkelling, and he wants to ensure the next generation inherit a fishery with strong fish stocks, healthy water and good habitat. He believes fishing should be fair – whether you fish from a pier, a boat or beneath the surface – and he wants to help VRFish protect equitable access, restore habitat and keep recreational fishing strong, sustainable and open to all Victorians. 

Professionally, Steven brings to VRFish practical business and governance experience.  He was recently appointed to the Victorian Fisheries Authority (VFA)’s Rock Lobster and Giant Crab Management Advisory Committee.
OzFish Unlimited are hosting one of their popular OzFish Unlimited are hosting one of their popular Fish Talks events in Albury!

This free community event will cover a range of topics including hot fishing tips and the future of fisheries in the Murray-Darling Basin.

You'll hear from: 
- Shea Bloom, family fishing fun channel.
- Mark Lintermans, renowned fish researcher.
- Luke Pearce, NSW DPIRD.
- Sean Graham, OzFish Unlimited.

OzFish Fish Talks are free community events to encourage regional communities to engage with the issues affecting fish, fishing and the health of the waterways in their region.

📅 Wednesday, 11 November
⏰ 6:30pm
📍Thirsty Devil Brewery, Albury
▪ Free Event. Registration is essential: https://ozfish.supporterhub.net.au/events/albury-fish-talks-nsw-november-2026
▪  All ages welcome.

@ozfishunlimited @sheashaka_fishing_family_fun
Meet the VRFish Board | Stephanie McDonald Stepha Meet the VRFish Board | Stephanie McDonald

Stephanie cares deeply about keeping fishing accessible, enjoyable and sustainable. She is committed to creating practical pathways for families, women and young people to participate, strengthening the future of fishing while respecting the knowledge and contribution of Victoria’s established fishing community.

Stephanie’s professional background spans government, industry, communications and stakeholder engagement. Supported by an MBA, GAICD, and a Bachelor of Applied Science, she brings to VRFish governance capabilities, board and committee experience, and confidence to ask considered questions, constructively challenge ideas, and make decisions in the best interests of VRFish, its members and the recreational fishing community.

Through her work with the Boating Industry Association of Victoria (BIAV) and Women in Recreational Fishing & Boating Network (WIRFAB), Stephanie has built strong relationships across the fishing, government, and community sectors.

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PO Box 4574
GEELONG VIC 3220
Email: [email protected]

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