31 technology helps understand fish movements and habitat Fern Hames preferences. 32 Artwork from the Aboriginal Fishing Strategy. Reanna Bono 33 Murray cod feature in many dreamtime stories of Aboriginal Communities Mike Gilby in the Murray–Darling Basin. 33 Michael Gilby, Aboriginal Fisheries Officer, enjoys catching Murray cod. Ray Ahmat 34 is the word for crayfish in the language of Yorta Yorta people. Clive Atkinson ‘Borpa’ 36 Peak hour at Lake Eildon boat ramp - Lake Eildon is our most popular Marc Ainsworth impoundment, freshwater fishery. 37 A simple stile over a fence helps recreational fishers to access Marc Ainsworth waterways. 37 Fishing platforms provide all abilities access opportunities. Marc Ainsworth 38 The Victorian Fisheries Authority’s Talk Wild Trout Conference is a great Marc Ainsworth way to connect with avid trout fishers. 39 Fishing on ever popular Lake Eildon Marc Ainsworth 41 Victoria’s western district are our premier stocked trout and salmon Mark Gercovich fisheries. 42 New skills learned at workshops are practiced in fishing clinics at Lillydale Brian Mottram Lake 42 Recreational fishers planting native trees to improve fish habitat. Geoff Brennan 43 Trout fishers rolling up their sleeves at Snobs Creek Hatchery to help John Douglas with egg incubator trials. 44 Lake Nagambie is emerging as a stocked fishery. Marc Ainsworth 44 A fisher releasing her brown trout. Adam Royter 45 Your first fish is a memory that lasts a lifetime. Daniel Kent 45 Fishing gets kids out and and connecting with nature. Kristina Royter 46 Anglers get a real buzz from releasing prized catch. Tony Haim 47 Fisheries Officers out and about educating the next generation of Anthony McGrath recreational fishers. 48 The overwhelming majority of recreational fishers comply with fishing Philip Weigall regulations. 49 Fish stocking is a key fishery management tool. Victorian Fisheries Authority 49 Fishing is a great family affair. Daniel Kent 50 Redfin perch are a popular introduced fish species. Marc Ainsworth 51 On-ground works to improve fish habitat, such as installing custom built North East Catchment woody homes, are funded by recreational fishing licence fees. Management Authority 51 All recreational fishing licence fees are invested in managing and Marc Ainsworth developing recreational fisheries.
31 technology helps understand fish movements and habitat preferences. Fern Hames 32 Artwork from the Aboriginal Fishing Strategy. Reanna Bono 33 Murray cod feature in many dreamtime stories of Aboriginal Communities in the Murray–Darling Basin. Mike Gilby 33 Michael Gilby, Aboriginal Fisheries Officer, enjoys catching Murray cod. Ray Ahmat 34 ‘Borpa’ is the word for crayfish in the language of Yorta Yorta people. Clive Atkinson 36 Peak hour at Lake Eildon boat ramp - Lake Eildon is our most popular impoundment, freshwater fishery. Marc Ainsworth 37 A simple stile over a fence helps recreational fishers to access waterways. Marc Ainsworth 37 Fishing platforms provide all abilities access opportunities. Marc Ainsworth 38 The Victorian Fisheries Authority’s Talk Wild Trout Conference is a great way to connect with avid trout fishers. Marc Ainsworth 39 Fishing on ever popular Lake Eildon Marc Ainsworth 41 Victoria’s western district are our premier stocked trout and salmon fisheries. Mark Gercovich 42 New skills learned at workshops are practiced in fishing clinics at Lillydale Lake Brian Mottram 42 Recreational fishers planting native trees to improve fish habitat. Geoff Brennan 43 Trout fishers rolling up their sleeves at Snobs Creek Hatchery to help with egg incubator trials. John Douglas 44 Lake Nagambie is emerging as a stocked fishery. Marc Ainsworth 44 A fisher releasing her brown trout. Adam Royter 45 Your first fish is a memory that lasts a lifetime. Daniel Kent 45 Fishing gets kids out and and connecting with nature. Kristina Royter 46 Anglers get a real buzz from releasing prized catch. Tony Haim 47 Fisheries Officers out and about educating the next generation of recreational fishers. Anthony McGrath 48 The overwhelming majority of recreational fishers comply with fishing regulations. Philip Weigall 49 Fish stocking is a key fishery management tool. Victorian Fisheries Authority 49 Fishing is a great family affair. Daniel Kent 50 Redfin perch are a popular introduced fish species. Marc Ainsworth 51 On-ground works to improve fish habitat, such as installing custom built woody homes, are funded by recreational fishing licence fees. North East Catchment Management Authority 51 All recreational fishing licence fees are invested in managing and developing recreational fisheries. Marc Ainsworth
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