Hello ~could you teach me to finshing in Australia

[crab_xp]

Hello~

I am a Chinese student, i like finshing very but i don't how to finshing in Australia. Could you teach me?

I am live in sydney.
My e-mail is ivancrabxp@hotmail.com
If you can help me please contact me

~Thank you very much~

[frenzy]

legal size for bream is 25cms

[Dug]

Good luck in Sydney. Start by finding a good tackle shop and buying good gear for local conditions and some fishing magazines, even the old ones in second hand book shops.

I'm afraid Asians going fishing do not have a good reputation in Australia as some of them have taken everything they catch or gather to eat. most of our sport fishing is catch and release.

Maybe some of our Sydney members would be kind enough to point you in the right direction?

[Maria]

Have to agree with the first two posts - just don't take small fish, and only take enough fish for what you will reasonably use.

Make sure you know our legal size limits on the fish you will be trying to catch. If you catch something you don't know the legal size of, don't take it.

We have a very precious marine environment in Australia that too many people have used and abused. It's already been fished too much. These days, we have a lot of laws in place to try and make sure there are fish for the future. If you break these laws, you will be in a lot of trouble. You don't want that. The best thing you can do is enjoy the fishing resources we have here, but for the sake of future sustainability, don't abuse it.

I live in Brisbane myself, and we have different laws in Queensland to the laws in New South Wales. As a lot of the information you will see on this site is from Queensland fisherman, make sure you find out the correct New South Wales laws that will apply to you. Some examples are cast nets, drag nets, bait traps etc.

As Dug said, there will most probably be some southern (New South Wales) fisherman who could offer you some information. If not, search through the forums on this website - there's literally thousands of posts on every topic you will ever need to know.

Cheers

Ben

[crab_xp]

Good luck in Sydney. Start by finding a good tackle shop and buying good gear for local conditions and some fishing magazines, even the old ones in second hand book shops.

I'm afraid Asians going fishing do not have a good reputation in Australia as some of them have taken everything they catch or gather to eat. most of our sport fishing is catch and release.

Maybe some of our Sydney members would be kind enough to point you in the right direction?

Thank you very much~~
I will try to enjoy finshing in sydney.
I have finshing in China before i like take feeling to chatch the
big fishing and as i say i like fish~~
I aways let them go back to home~~

But it really hard to find the good tackle shop,because i don't know where can i find it ~~
I hope some people who live in sydney can help on this ~~

[crab_xp]

Have to agree with the first two posts - just don't take small fish, and only take enough fish for what you will reasonably use.

Make sure you know our legal size limits on the fish you will be trying to catch. If you catch something you don't know the legal size of, don't take it.

We have a very precious marine environment in Australia that too many people have used and abused. It's already been fished too much. These days, we have a lot of laws in place to try and make sure there are fish for the future. If you break these laws, you will be in a lot of trouble. You don't want that. The best thing you can do is enjoy the fishing resources we have here, but for the sake of future sustainability, don't abuse it.

I live in Brisbane myself, and we have different laws in Queensland to the laws in New South Wales. As a lot of the information you will see on this site is from Queensland fisherman, make sure you find out the correct New South Wales laws that will apply to you. Some examples are cast nets, drag nets, bait traps etc.

As Dug said, there will most probably be some southern (New South Wales) fisherman who could offer you some information. If not, search through the forums on this website - there's literally thousands of posts on every topic you will ever need to know.

Cheers

Ben

Thank you for your help~~
Yes, i already read the information from the http://www.fisheries.nsw.gov.au/index.html
so i know the low abuot finshing in NSW.
Now i am apply the licence of fishing in NSW~~
I will treasure the finsh resource in Australia~

Thank you very much to teach me ~~~