Regulations species chart

[Nugget]

Do you find this easier to interpret than the brochure?

http://www.ausfish.com.au/nugget/regtable.pdf

Note - this is still a draft form and is being worked on. Will post the final version and notify when it is final.


Dave ><>

[DaneCross]

Yeh thats good Nugget, I like it [smiley=2thumbsup.gif]

[jeffo]

looks good, and user friendly... you wonder why the DPI doesnt do something like that from the word go. they should make up lists like that and have them laminated for people to take fishing.. even if they had to sell them for $1 or something. have tackle shops stock them and push the sale of them so that people know and understand

[agnes_jack]

Way to go Nugget!
That to me is far simpler,you dont have to be a marine biologist to work out if its a coral reef fin species. Now all you have to do is convince DPI of its merits.

Well done Tony

[jimbamb]

Hey nugget,
Great chart!!!! thanx!!!

[PinHead]

The only problem with DPI doing something as logical as that would be the chain of command..first someone would have to think of it..then go up the ladder with the idea to the Director General..then a series of meetings to get approval..then back down the chain to someone to actually produce it..then back up again for approval..then back down again for production...by my calculations that should take at least 18 months...by then the pollies will have changed something so away we go again...the wheels of beauracracy..aren't they marvellous

[nhoj]

Well done Nugget. Now that it is all together I have some understanding of what it is all about. Only problem now is identifying all the individual species. When in doubt throw it back I guess.

[Lucky_Phill]

onya Dave ! [smiley=2thumbsup.gif]

Phill

[Lucky_Phill]

Fusilier ?

Dave ?


Phill

[Lucky_Phill]

I know you can't put all the species in there, and the chart sort of encompasses the S/E Qld, but how about Yellowtail Kingies

Phill

[imported_admin]

Brilliant [smiley=thumbsup.gif]

[Nugget]

Fusilier ? - Phil ?
I had this discussion already today.
Fusilier are listed as a coral reef fin fish (CRFF) species so therefore they come under the regulations pertaining to CRFF.
The regulations state that there is a big limit of 5 and a min size of 25cm on all unspecified CRFF unless... -"All coral reef fin fish species have a minimum size limit of 25cm and an individual take and possession limit of 5 unless otherwise specified"
Fusilier are "otherwise specified as "no bag limit" and "no min size".
But they are still listed as a CRFF so you must remove the pectoral fin.

I'll add kingies - any other species you'd like added?
Maybe we could get Mr Ausfish to make up some stickers with the list??

Dave ><>

[Lucky_Phill]

You are right on the money there Dave, about those Fusilier.

suppose the QFS is trying to stop the ' huge ' black market in Fusilier........... ???

Phill

[webby]

Forgot the old Morwong and lancer
regards

[Jew_Chaser]

I studyied that DPI pamphlet a lot and realy couldnt feel confident going fishing knowing I wasnt breaking the rules.
Your chart has with child like simplicity made it very easy to understand.
Why the hell couldnt they make it that simple instead of all the gobbledegoop they come out with.

It saids copywrite does that mean I can't print it out an laminate it.

Jeff