for fisheries compliance and enforcement in the Henry, G. W. and Lyle, J. M. (2003). The National NT. Recreational and Indigenous Fishing Survey. FRDC Project 99/158. NSW Fisheries Final Recreational fishing controls are displayed on Report Series No 48. signage at boat ramps, launching sites, tourist establishments and River Watch Centres throughout the Top End of the NT. Consultation, Communication and Education The Amateur Association of the NT Fishermen’s (AFANT) is the peak representative association for recreational fishing in the NT, while the NT Guided Fishing Industry Association (NTGFIA) represents the guided fishing industry. NT Fisheries consults primarily with these associations on recreational fishing issues and future management and development. Public consultation is conducted when broader matters require community input. The NT Government provides annual funding to both associations to assist them in their roles. Signage depicting fishery regulations and other advice is erected at boat ramps, launch sites and fishing tourism establishments throughout the NT. Information on recreational fishing in the NT is also available from NT Fisheries. Literature on recreational fishing is also provided on the NT Fisheries website and at various shows and exhibits throughout the NT. Aquatic Resource Management Officer, Recreational Fishing Mr Phil Hall – Coleman, A. P. M. (1998). Fishcount: A Survey of Recreational Fishing in the Northern Territory. Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries Fishery Report 43. Coleman, A. P. M. (2004). The National Recreational Fishing Survey: The Northern Territory. Department of Business, Industry and Resource Development 72. Fishery Report
for fisheries compliance and enforcement in the NT. Recreational fishing controls are displayed on signage at boat ramps, launching sites, tourist establishments and River Watch Centres throughout the Top End of the NT. Consultation, Communication and Education The Amateur Fishermen’s Association of the NT (AFANT) is the peak representative association for recreational fishing in the NT, while the NT Guided Fishing Industry Association (NTGFIA) represents the guided fishing industry. NT Fisheries consults primarily with these associations on recreational fishing issues and future management and development. Public consultation is conducted when broader matters require community input. The NT Government provides annual funding to both associations to assist them in their roles. Signage depicting fishery regulations and other advice is erected at boat ramps, launch sites and fishing tourism establishments throughout the NT. Information on recreational fishing in the NT is also available from NT Fisheries. Literature on recreational fishing is also provided on the NT Fisheries website and at various shows and exhibits throughout the NT. Aquatic Resource Management Officer, Recreational Fishing – Mr Phil Hall Coleman, A. P. M. (1998). Fishcount: A Survey of Recreational Fishing in the Northern Territory. Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries Fishery Report 43. Coleman, A. P. M. (2004). The National Recreational Fishing Survey: The Northern Territory. Department of Business, Industry and Resource Development Fishery Report 72. Henry, G. W. and Lyle, J. M. (2003). The National Recreational and Indigenous Fishing Survey. FRDC Project 99/158. NSW Fisheries Final Report Series No 48.
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