All posts tagged "Recreational Fishing"
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Gone Fishing Day date locked in for 2025
The Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation have announced the date for this year’s Gone Fishing Day, Sunday 19th October.
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VRFish Board Reels in New Talent
VRFish, the recreational fishing peak body in Victoria, is thrilled to welcome our new Board members following our recent Annual General Meeting. VRFish Chairman, Mr. Rob Loats, said “We have
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Victorian fishers reveal how they go fishing
Have you ever wondered how other Victorians go fishing? In our recent advocacy priorities survey, we asked recreational fishers a range of questions which not only asked you to share
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Advocating for better recreational fishing in Victoria
Established as the Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body, VRFish, is your independent voice representing Victoria’s recreational fishers since 1995. We are proud to be part of a huge and diverse
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Record number of fishers reveal recreational fishing priorities
VRFish has revealed the results from their advocacy priorities survey which received a record-breaking response from nearly 5,000 recreational fishers.
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VRFish Making Fishing Better for Victorians
VRFish, the peak body for recreational fishing in Victoria, is calling on Victorian recreational fishers to have their say on how we can make fishing better via the annual VRFish
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Advocating on behalf of Victorian recreational fishers
Established as the Victorian Recreational Fishing Peak Body, VRFish, is your independent voice representing Victoria’s recreational fishers since 1995. We are proud to be part of a huge and diverse
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Make fishing better in your local area
There’s funding available through the Victorian Fisheries Authority if you have an idea to make fishing better in your local area. Maybe you’d like to see lighting installed at your
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Victorian Recreational Fisher Priorities Revealed
VRFish, the peak body representing Victoria’s 1,114,000 recreational fishers, has revealed the results from an annual advocacy priorities survey conducted with almost 5,000 recreational fishers. The survey received an overwhelming
