• Fishing Clubs | Become a Get Active Kids Provider

    Get Active Victoria Program We’ve just received an update from Sport and Recreation Victoria regarding the Get Active Kids program. It will be changing from a reimbursement model to a voucher model

  • River Jewel Flushed Away

    The Goulburn River is cited as the most important freshwater destinations in surveys of recreational fishers. We regard this river as a jewel in the crown for Victoria’s native aquatic species,

  • Minister Holds the Line on Longline Bycatch

    VRFish commends Minister Horne on the decision to continue limiting commercial fishing bycatch in Port Phillip Bay. Commercial fishing nets will be removed from Port Phillip Bay by 1 April

  • Citizen Scientists are kicking goals in Victorian waterways

    Waterwatch and EstuaryWatch have recently released their Annual Achievements Report showcasing the great work their citizen scientists have accomplished during 2020-21. The state-wide program has a vision to engage, activate

  • Recovering Maccas in Victorian Waterways

    Macquarie perch, or affectionately known by recfishers as ‘Maccas’, were once abundant and widespread throughout the south-eastern Murray-Darling system. To past generations of fishers, Macquarie perch are very a very well-known

  • Does your local boat ramp need something fixed?

    There is now funding available via Better Boating Victoria for boat ramp managers to undertake significant structural maintenance at publicly accessible boating facilities through the Recreational Boating Structural Maintenance Program.

  • Improvement Works at Rye Pier

    Reeling in squid off Rye pier is about to get even better as Parks Victoria recently commenced works to improve safety and accessibility at the pier. The pier was originally

  • Algal Bloom at Lake Wellington

    CURRENT ADVICE AS AT 21/02/2022 Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) are currently monitoring an active algal bloom at Marlay Point, Lake Wellington. The bloom is isolated to

  • See what lies beneath Flinders Pier

    OzFish, ReefWatch and Fishcare are giving anglers an opportunity to explore the water they usually sit or stand above at Flinders Pier. Weedy sea dragons, octopi, giant smooth rays, and

  • New Reefs to Attract Kingfish

    Kingfish in the Rip have been generating a lot of interest amongst recfishers lately and we’ve enjoyed seeing some cracking catches on our socials. With the Rip a popular spot

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