• Steer Clear of Ships in the Rip

    During the Easter break, many Victorian’s will take the opportunity to get out onto the water for a fish with family and friends. With Port Phillip Bay being a popular

  • Talking ‘Tackling Fish Habitat’ with Braeden Lampard

    On Sunday the 18th of March, the ‘Tackling Fish Habitat’ workshop was held at Lake Boga by the Arthur Rylah Institute and North Central Catchment Management Authority. The workshop aimed

  • Plight of the Spotted Tree Frog

    The Spotted tree frog story is one which is sadly now very common in Australia. Once found right throughout the slopes of the Great Dividing Range of Victoria and NSW,

  • How does water for the environment benefit native angling fish?

    Written by the Victorian Environmental Water Holder Fish need flows, and as we have ‘turned off the tap’ to many of our major rivers and wetlands, water for the environment

  • Sand Flathead in Focus

    VRFish is inviting interested fishers to complete a survey and expressions of interest to form part of a Victorian Fisheries Authority focus group examining the current state of knowledge on the sand

  • Recreational fishing priorities revealed

    The peak body representing 838,000 recreational fishers in Victoria, VRFish has unveiled results from a priorities survey conducted with nearly 1,900 recreational fishers. Overall, improving fish habitat remains the number

  • Tackling Fish Habitat

    Get involved in fish habitat at the ‘Tackling Fish Habitat’ event being held at Lake Boga on Sunday 18 March 2018. The event is free and designed for recreational fishers

  • Steavenson River Tree Planting Day

    May 5th 2018 Join us to help restore a healthy riparian habitat Please come along and help us plant 600+ trees to support the health of the Steavenson River, and

  • Kings Billabong Stocking First

    The very first stocking of native fish has taken place at Kings Billabong on the eastern outskirts of Mildura. VRFish Chairman, Rob Loats was on hand to help with the fish release

  • Barra Fishing is back at Hazelwood

    Barramundi fishing is back at a new section of Hazelwood Pondage as of 9am today. Some creative collaboration between the VFA and Gippsland Water has enabled 500 metres worth of shore-based

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