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25.01.2022 Vote now and vote often!

25.01.2022 January 2021 will see ANSA NSW re-boot the 12 month comp with some incentives. The 2 fish of the month species are Kingfish and Bass, so any entry in any divisi...on of the 12 Month Comp for these 2 species will see the anglers go into a random prize draw. ( I know I said Length Only, but what the heck, all divisions for these 2 species will be accepted). Same goes for any junior angler entry and one randon draw for any entrant in January 2021. So we have 5 great prizes to give away at the end of January so start fishing on the 1st of Jan 2021. Good luck! See more

23.01.2022 FADS deployed yesterday

21.01.2022 In a time of uncertainty, join us as we speak with Matt about the future of fishing in Australia.

19.01.2022 A superior alternative to managing our NSW marine parks. https://www.beagleweekly.com.au//batemans-marine-park-a-su

19.01.2022 11am this Saturday in Narooma. Be there and make your voice count! Stop The Lockout!

19.01.2022 OVER 50 SHARKS SIGHTED - BETWEEN #MORUYA AND #BROULEE The Moruya lifesaver crew are undertaking preventative actions with over 50 sharks sighted between Moru...ya and Broulee with both crews taking actions to ensure public safety. Remember to swim at patrolled beaches between the red and yellow flags. : Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter www.nswincidentalerts.com

18.01.2022 Join us as we explore the big picture reasons why being a part of rec fishing citizen science will hopefully revolutionize fishing over the next decade

15.01.2022 SAY NO TO LOCKING US OUT AGAIN! Join us at Bar Beach in Narooma to counteract the EXTREME GREENS that will be there at the same time singing Kum ba yah on their soy bean constructed surf boards. Remember they believe you are killing baby seals and are only interested in raping and pillaging the ocean and that's the message they are telling government. ... Our voice is much louder but we must make sure its heard. https://fb.me/e/lphlzeUI7

14.01.2022 Does anyone know the bay closest to Yellow Rock? Western side of Yellow Rock. Can you get close with a car and kayak? Cheers Rob

13.01.2022 Thanks for the organization Rob Frawley

13.01.2022 The first episode of ARFF's new live stream show will be on this Friday at 7pm AEDT with guest Frank Prokop exploring how we can get better fishing experiences in the long-term for the whole community Visit the Australian Recreational Fishing Foundation Facebook and like the page so you will be notified of the live stream. We will also be sharing the stream with popular Facebook groups that have agreed to do so. See you then.

12.01.2022 Media Release Sunday 6th December 2020 ================== Recreational fishers call for proper research and data to manage Batemans Marine Park ================...== The Recreational Fishing Alliance of NSW has campaigned for improved recreational fishing access in Batemans Marine Park since 2006 when the then Labor Government announced it would shut down recreational fishing in the Park, without any solid data to support or benchmark that decision. In December 2019 changes were announced by the Member for Bega, Andrew Constance with the assistance of Minister for Agriculture and Western New South Wales Adam Marshall, and in concurrence with Minister for Energy and Environment Matt Kean. The changes increased recreational fishing access at five sites in the Batemans Marine Park. A full review is currently underway, with any changes subject to public consultation. NSW government departments have had 15 years to research baseline data about the status of recreational fish species in the Batemans Marine Park. They have failed. The various departments’ consultation, engagement and decision-making processes have been poorly communicated, politically tainted, ineffective, lacking in transparency and biased towards extreme green interests. The government has not produced data to show if lockouts have worked in the Batemans Marine Park. They have failed to develop any reliable test which could show ‘has the marine environment and fishing changed from what it was before the fishing lockouts in Batemans Bay?’ Recreational anglers have greater knowledge than most in the community about what is going on in the marine environment. Like everyone else in our community, we want to enjoy a pleasant environment that is not degraded in any way. We want it to be sustainable for ourselves and for future generations, and more importantly we want to see more fish. Our coastal towns depend on a healthy, sustainable marine environment. Countless businesses depend on the money that recreational and commercial fishing bring to our district. There are 850,000 recreational anglers in NSW, contributing billions of dollars to our local economies. The gathering of data in marine parks should be a collaborative, unbiased and transparent process, with stakeholders aware of the source, methodology, purpose and quality of the data. There must be continued engagement and communication of developments and outcomes. But nothing will ever be achieved with the same old, useless lines arbitrarily drawn on a map. For further information: Stan Konstantaras, President, Recreational Fishing Alliance of NSW Tel 0407 131 714. Email [email protected] The Recreational Fishing Alliance of NSW (RFA) is the peak body representing recreational angling associations, clubs and individuals in NSW.

11.01.2022 Andrew Constance confirms that the CBD floating pontoons that the Association has for so long been advocating for will be installed as part of the Batemans Bay ...Bridge Project. Minister Constance in a Press release this morning Monday 23 Nov 2020 confirmed that the additional work associated with the bridge will be completed in 2023. With reference to the bridge schedule he said: Work is also continuing on the new southern and northern foreshores which will include a public artwork, a mural, a children’s playground and a new floating pontoon on the southern side. The project is expected to be complete in 2023. Mr Watson Smith from the Associations welcomes this announcement that the cost of this development will come from the Bridge project and not from the boater's licence fees in the Boating Now Fund. The floating pontoons will be an asset to the Bay which all locals and visitors may enjoy. It will facilitate both sailing and other vessels docking right along side the hopefully upgraded and activated foreshore. This brings an added attraction to our waterfront which remain isolated from road access. There are a few more pieces to this picture to be announced namely; The upgrade of the dilapidated concrete T-wharf to a fully featured fishing platform with lights, seats, water and fish cleaning tables and recycle bins. This will make it fisho and visitor friendly. Secondly the upgrade of the southern side boat ramp with pontoons and boater friendly facilities to make it more accessible to the elderly and less mobile who just want to enjoy a day on the beautiful Clyde waterway. Thirdly the northern Punt Road boat ramp will require extensive remodelling now the new bridge dominates the area with boat trailer friendly roads , wash down areas and suitable parking facilities for the expected surge in demand as a result of the increased visitor arrive. The Batemans Bay Boaters Associations welcomes the local Minister renewed interest in the marine infrastructure now that he is in charge of Maritime and the Infrastructure delivery office.

10.01.2022 Big changes to Dusky Flathead bag limits and sizes, Greenies now say sanctuary zones don't work and what's going on with our Kingfish? Check it all out in this month's NSW RecFisher.

10.01.2022 ATTENTION: EFA MEMBERS, FAMILIES AND FRIENDS! Come and join us for a few drinks and a bite to eat for our annual Christmas Party and Presentation. 2019/2020 Club Champions will be presented with trophies and it will be great to listen to longest fish for each species and who caught them. DATE: Wednesday 23rd December ... VENUE: Corrigans Cove TIME: 6.30pm Even if you didn't fish much over the past 12 months, it would be great to see you there. There are are few families and individuals that have spoken to me about coming. Can you please text me on 0419407945 (Rob) if you can make it. All the best wishes to everyone for Christmas

10.01.2022 It appears our friends over at Save Batemans Sanctuaries and Save Batemans Sanctuaries Community decided to shift their messaging this morning and get personal. Don't worry you won't find the post as they have removed the post, but here it is in all it's delightfully cringe worthy glory. Great to see your tax dollars at work with two of their members employed by the NPA and AMCS through NSW environmental trust projects so they have the capacity to campaign high quality messages like this.

05.01.2022 Hi everyone. Give our favorite tackle store, Compleat Angler Batemans Bay a vote in the Customer Service section for this years chance to win.

05.01.2022 Matt with a nice local snapper caught on plastic! Our snapper plastics are $9.99 everyday of the week!

05.01.2022 Our new Keel Cradle trailers do away with rollers and self-centring guides to provide a simple and effective option for drive-on loading. Contact us to find out more. Euro Fishing Association Savwinch Drum Winches Boatcatch Downrigger Shop

01.01.2022 Can anyone tell me where there are some good beach worms naite and I want to have a crack at it this arvo!

01.01.2022 Are you a keen freshwater rec fisher somewhere in the Murray Darling Basin system? Have your questions ready as this episode is bound to be a good one.