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  1. Botany Bay & Georges River

    Botany Bay &Georges River. Area affected. Species of fish that must not be taken. ... Map of Botany Bay and Georges River closed waters (PDF, 904.31 KB).

  2. NSW Aquaculture Industry Directory

    MRF Oysters. Phone: 0410 574 490. Email: david@mrfoysters.com. Estuary: Macleay River. ... Email: portoyster@bigpond.com. Estuary: Hastings River. Ralston Oysters. Phone: 0424 473 338.

  3. Fish kills in NSW

    Peel River near the junction of the Peel and Namoi rivers (17 February). ... Cause has been attributed to low DO. Wilandra Creek, Murray River (6 November).

  4. Fishing safely

    Always wear an AS4758 approved lifejacket:Lifejackets suitable for rock fishing are widely available in a range of modern styles, designs and budgets.

  5. Threats to fish habitats

    Removing native trees and plants, especially along creek and river banks, means less habitat and food for fish. ... Bank erosion on the Peel River, Tamworth. Photo: Sharon Molloy. When fish can't move up- or downstream.

  6. Aboriginal Fishing Trust Fund

    $8000. 2019/20. Aboriginal cultural fishing program. Supporting Elders and community members to share cultural fishing, river and land management knowledge with Aboriginal youth. ... $5, 000. 2018/19. Cultural fishing project. This project is to provide

  7. Contacts

    6626 1269. 6626 1377. Central. Coastal catchments from Manning River to Central Coast. ... 4916 3931. 4982 2306. Sydney Metropolitan Area. Area. Hawkesbury-Nepean and Sydney Metropolitan Area catchments south to the Hacking River.

  8. Final determinations|Final determinations

    PDF, 30.2 KB. Critically endangered. 16 Mar 2012. ---. The Aquatic Ecological Community in the Catchment of the Snowy River in NSW. ... PDF, 28.7 KB. Key threatening process. 24 May 2002. ---. Aquatic ecological community in the natural drainage system

  9. Improving fish habitats

    However, snags have a chequered history in terms of how we use and value the river. ... This will mean that more of the river is better suited to our native fish.

  10. Fish and flows

    This means they are reliant on the variety of different flows experienced within a river in order to breed and thrive. ... present information quickly and clearly) which answer some common questions posed by fishers and lovers of our river systems:.

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