Reply With QuoteI didnt know that there was whale watching in the bay! IMO that is a bit of false advertising.
Ian
The following is the lastest video from the EPA about Moreton Bay Marine Park.
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Shane Boese
http://www.epa.qld.gov.au/media/park...mbmp_video.wmv
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I didnt know that there was whale watching in the bay! IMO that is a bit of false advertising.
Ian
They state in the video moreton bay marine park the boundaries are not just in the bay see attached mapOriginally Posted by iank
There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home.
Ian
Quite often get whales up the top end of the bay. Winter before last there was a full pod with a couple of calves having a look around the M2 and M4 beacons.
Cheers
Greg
It extends out 3 nautical mile from the baseline, this falls under state waters jurisdiction.
Incidently, only within this 3 nm from land or baseline are there state laws concerning marine mammals, the commonwealth doesn't have any similar legislation. There are only 3 permits for whale watching in MBMP, of which 2 are active.
"...home to over 750 fish species..."there must be 700 different species of grinners
thanks for bringing me up to speed, will have to check things a bit more before placing comments.
Cheers Ian
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