All posts tagged "best practice"
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The need to control carp in Australian waterways
European carp are an invasive pest species that were introduced into Australian waterways more than 100 years ago. Their populations are now established in all Australian states and territories –
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Steer Clear of Big Ships in the Rip
VRFish promote safety when fishing in the rip through the Steer Clear in the Rip campaign.
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Stay safe during Victoria’s extreme weather
With a heatwave currently impacting most of the state, we’ve compiled some handy tips and resources to help you keep you and your loved ones stay safe during this extreme
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Stay safe while boating this summer
Whether you're a seasoned boater or it's your first launch, getting out on the water is always an exciting time.
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Help our wild trout in hot water
As we head into the Australian summer and temperatures heat up, it presents unique challenges for trout fishers as trout are susceptible to heat stress, and it is essential for
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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
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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.
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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.
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Responsible recreation along our waterways
VRFish developed a responsible recreation campaign called Naturally Vic.
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Reel in your line when a boat approaches
If you’re fishing from a jetty or pier and see a vessel approaching, you must reel in your lines to allow safe passage.
