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23.01.2022 Heading out in search of snapper this weekend? You can help increase the survival of released snapper by using these best practice tips! F...or more information visit: https://www.vrfish.com.au/educa/campaigns/snapper-survival/ #vrfish #makefishingbetter #snappersurvival #bestpractice #responsiblefishing #snapperstewards

20.01.2022 Cod Season Opens up on December 1st which is really exciting! Just be sure to know your Victorian Rules and Practices before heading our for a fish as hefty fines can apply to Anglers doing the wrong thing. Remember the Minimum legal length for Murray cod is 55cm with a max of 75cm to ensure smaller fish get a chance to breed and larger fish sustain the population. ... The statewide bag limit for the Murray cod is 1 from Rivers and 2 from Urban or specified Lakes and impoundments. Tight lines.

13.01.2022 Really exciting to see such important work happening right around Victoria in an effort to support, restore, and rehabilitate our fish habitats!

12.01.2022 The 'Ring of Steel' is lifted, check out what this means for Victorian Anglers in this post from VRFish

11.01.2022 We have put together 10 easy tips that you can do every day to reduce your plastic consumption and help keep our oceans clean! Let's all do our best. #sealife...sunshinecoast #thewharfmooloolaba #visitsunshinecoast #SunshineCoastForReal #atasteofescapesc #queensland #thisisqueensland #brisbane #brisbaneanyday #thisisbrisbane #brisbanekids #sunshinecoastkids #australia #SeeAustralia #HolidayHereThisYear See more

10.01.2022 The Golden Tag Competition is back! For more information visit www.vfa.vic.gov.au/goldentag

10.01.2022 Have your say as a recreational angler in the survey below...

10.01.2022 Ready for a fishing trip? If your adventure involves camping you may need to book through Parks Victoria ahead of time to secure a spot. Booking for selected campgrounds open today at 10am!

07.01.2022 Get ready Melburnians have we got a surprise for you! Due to popular demand, we’ve stocked 500 more ‘stonker’ rainbow trout weighing up to a whopping 7kg ...in metropolitan Melbourne. The latest round of stockings started Monday and finished up yesterday, just in time for the AFL Grand Final long weekend! Here’s where they all went: Berwick Springs Estate Lake (20) Don Lake (15) Emerald Lake (15) Lilydale Lake (45) Casey Fields Lake (20) Pakenham Lake (40) Rowville Lakes (15) Karkarook Lake (60) Roxburgh Park Lakes (McIvor Lake) (20) Yarrambat Lake (60) Ferntree Gully Quarry (20) Navan Park Lake (30) Spavin Lake (30) Albert Park Lake (90) Caulfield Racecourse Lake (20) When fishing, you must be within 25km from your home or permitted workplace, in groups of no more than 10 people from 2 households. Keep a 1.5m distance from others, wear a fitted face mask and don't share equipment. There is no longer a 2 hour time limit. More here: https://www.coronavirus.vic.gov.au/sport-and-exercise-metro. For a more detailed list of ‘stonker’ stocked waters and an interactive map showing your nearest location, visit www.vfa.vic.gov.au/metrostonkers #target1million #fishinglicencefeesatwork

04.01.2022 It's National Recycling week... a time to reduce, reuse and recycle Take 3 is an initiative encouraging cleaner, healthier waterways by taking three pieces of rubbish out of the environment when visiting! Check out their site here ... https://www.take3.org/

03.01.2022 Marine National Parks and Marine Sanctuaries protect representative areas of Victoria's unique and diverse marine environments, now and for the future. As a result fishing, boating, spearing, and collecting bait is prohibited in these areas. Be sure to know the boundaries of protected zones, like Ricketts Point before you go fishing... https://vfa.vic.gov.au//restricted-areas-marine-national-p

01.01.2022 Beautiful catch and release of a Brown Trout! Fish for the future