• Tracking the health of our native fish populations

    Photo: Victorian Fisheries Authority Monitoring our native fish populations is an incredibly important part of ensuring our fish stocks remain in good shape, now and into the future. The Native

  • Don’t rely on AI for fishing rules

    When you’re going fishing, and want to make sure you’re doing the right thing, don’t rely on AI to tell you the fishing rules.

  • Stay safe while rock fishing this summer

    With summer upon us, we know many recreational fishers will take the opportunity to fish along Victoria’s coast and we want every fisher to return home safely. Our Victorian coastline

  • Care for Murray Cod

    Monday the 1st of December marks Murray cod season opening after a three-month closed season.

  • Funding for fish habitat

    The latest round of Fish Habitat Improvement Fund grants have been announced

  • Vale Wally Nicolson

    VRFish is deeply saddened by the recent passing of Wallace (Wally) Nicolson, a passionate advocate for fishing and boating and VRFish member.Wally was a member of the Beaumaris Motor Yacht

  • VRFish Board Remains Strong and Steady

    VRFish, the peak body for recreational fishing in Victoria, is pleased to share that four of our experienced board members have been re-appointed and re-elected to continue their service on the

  • Abalone and rock lobster season opening

    Sunday 16 November marks the start of rock lobster season and the first abalone open day in Central Victorian waters.

  • VRFish Releases 2024-25 Annual Report

    VRFish is proud to release the 2024-25 Annual Report which shares our annual highlights and achievements as we celebrated 30 years of VRFish advocacy and continued working to make fishing better in Victoria.

  • Potential Spring Fresh for Melbourne Cup Day

    Supplied by West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority (WGCMA) Spring in West Gippsland brings a flurry of activity for our rivers and native fish. The WGCMA Environmental Water team is preparing

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