We are a Not-for-profit association educating the next generation of sustainable fishers and promoting community stewardship of our aquatic environments.
We are running a community fishing clinic and beach clean up in conjunction with Frankston Beach Patrol. Sign up to learn about litter around your local area and sustainable fishing practices too! @FrankstonCity@TangaroaBlue@VicFisheries@VR_Fish https://t.co/A9LMjqDkJ6
Officers were recently assaulted while attempting to inspect a group of 4 males in Port Melbourne. 2 of the men have been identified & will be charged on summons. Read up on the full story here: https://t.co/yWNFihA07H
Meet Sharna and her first ever fish on a lure. This 36cm Murray cod grabbed a purple spinnerbait and was released after a few snaps. Best of all, this is Sharna’s backyard!
Enjoy the weekend everyone, get outside and enjoy all the wonderful fishing spots Victoria has to offer.
Have you ever caught a Murray cod that's deeply hooked? 😧 Never fear!
If the hook can't be removed, it's best to cut the line as close to the hook as you can. Then release the cod quickly!
Over time the hook will rust out or the fish will pass it, as one Officer observed here
It's almost time to give our iconic Murray cod a rest on the nest. From 1 September to 30 November, it is Murray cod closed season. This allows cod to successfully spawn and ensure great cod fishing for future generations. #careforcod#murraycod#vrfish
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Go @Fishcare_Vic! They've just been awarded a grant, funded by your fishing licence fees, to develop an app with interactive content & tutorials that will teach kids across Victoria about responsible #fishing#fishinglicencefeesatwork
Want to see what our metro Fisheries Officers get up to on patrol? 👮♂️🐟
Altona, the Maribyrnong, Yarra, Docklands, Port Melbourne, St Kilda, Brighton, Beaumaris & Mordialloc.
Check this out! #fisheriespatrol#melbournefishing@VR_Fish @ppwcma
We are currently recruiting for a Chairperson for the Statewide Recreational Fisheries Roundtable! The ideal candidate is an independent Victorian resident with recreational fishing & people management experience to oversee quarterly meetings. More here: https://t.co/9uPdqdHvML
How do fish and plant communities bounce back once their waterways—the stabilising force for their ecosystems—have been damaged at human hands? A story from the Murray-Darling Basin: https://t.co/Wx91kDEIts ^JH
Why are supermarket prawns not suitable for bait?
Supermarket prawns can be sourced from other countries and in turn introduce exotic diseases, whereas bait prawns, in comparison, can only be sourced from Australian waters keeping our biosecurity in check. https://t.co/7K0xY7jA6T