News - Fishing and aquaculture

Recreational fisher found with too many southern calamari

13 December 2022

A recreational fisher at Seacliff has been detected with 69 southern calamari, well above the daily personal bag limit of 15 per person per day.

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Snapper stock assessment report 2022 livestream

16 November 2022

People who are keen to understand the research behind a recently released report on snapper numbers in South Australia will be able to hear live from a South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) scientist in an online presentation.…

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Snapper stock assessment report 2022

9 November 2022

SARDI’s Snapper Stock Assessment Report 2022 has been released and is now available.

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Community forum to highlight status of native fish

21 October 2022

Riverland locals interested to learn the status of native fish in the Lower Murray-Darling Basin are invited to a community forum, where scientists will share the latest research findings.

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Have your say on recreational fishing in the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary

29 September 2022

Public consultation on recreational fishing in the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary (ADS) is now open. Temporary measures are in place to strike a balance between recreational fishing access and enhancing protection of dolphins whilst the public consultati…

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South Australia’s aquaculture industry worth $200 million

15 September 2022

South Australia’s aquaculture industry continues to be a significant economic contributor to the state, worth more than $200 million in 2020-21, according to an independent report released by the State Government.

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Hooked on fishing? Join the Fishcare volunteers helping to keep South Australia’s fisheries sustainable

13 September 2022

Become a Fishcare volunteer and help to ensure South Australia’s oceans, rivers and lakes are enjoyed sustainably for future generations.

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Finfishing now allowed in Port Pirie

8 September 2022

Finfish will be able to be taken in waters immediately adjacent to Port Pirie following the lifting of some precautionary fishing restrictions.

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2022 Women in Seafood recipient announced

13 August 2022

The Government of South Australia is supporting Women in Seafood Australasia (WISA) in awarding a $5000 bursary to attend this year’s Seafood Directions conference.

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Fisheries Patrol Vessel ‘Storm’ launched at West Beach

4 August 2022

The newest fisheries patrol vessel (FPV) in South Australia, FPV ‘Storm’ was officially launched today at PIRSA’s West Beach facility by Minister for Primary Industries and Regional Development, Clare Scriven.

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