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 | Recreational Sea Fishing Guide 2012-13 A guide to Tasmania's rules and regulations for recreational sea fishing from 1 November 2012 to 31 October 2013. |
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| Recreational Sea Fishing Licences Find out which Tasmanian recreational sea fishing licences you need and how to buy your fishing licence online. |
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| What's New for the 2012-2013 Recreational Fishing Season New rules, season dates, research and fishery changes for the 2012-13 Tasmanian recreational sea fishing season. |
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| Seasons, Limits and Restrictions Includes rules for line and net fishing, size, bag and possession limits and areas such as marine reserves and research areas. |
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| Fishing Rules by Species Rules for commonly caught Tasmanian fish species, including scalefish such as flathead and Australian salmon, rock lobster, abalone and scallops. |
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| Recreational Fisheries Research Find out the latest on Tasmanian recreational fishing surveys and research intocommonly caught recreational species. |
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| Responsible Fishing Fishing techniques and gear tips to help keep Tasmania's recreational sea fisheries sustainable. |
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| Aboriginal Fishing Information on Aboriginal fishing activities. |
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| Cooking Fish Seafood cooking tips, recipes and advice for fishers about whether Tasmanian fish and shellfish is safe to eat. |
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| Recreational Fishing Management and Overview Includes overview of the recreational fishing sector, information on the Fishery Advisory Committee and Fishwise funding expenditure reports. |
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| Hot Fishing Spots A guide to what fish you might catch and where you might catch it around Tasmania. |
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More than one in four Tasmanians fish in saltwater each year. Tasmanians have access to a wide range of popular recreational species such as flathead, Australian salmon, bream, tuna, rock lobster and scallops using a variety of fishing gear including rod and line, nets and pots. Learn how to fish responsibly by following basic fishing rules such as size, bag and possession limits.