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Subscriber only A MULTITUDE of much-needed restocking projects can be revitalised to improve fishing and the environment if a Queensland-wide freshwater permit is created. As experienced restocking official Garry Fitzgerald highlighted, his proposal would significantly bolster revenue but not cost recreational anglers any more money than they are currently paying to enjoy freshwater fishing. The Somerset and Wivenhoe Fish Stocking (SWFSA) president has spent months working on a plan to upgrade the current Stocked Impoundment Permit Scheme (SIPP) to a Queensland Freshwater Fishing Permit (QFFP). Under the current guidelines since 2000, everyone aged 18 or over is required to purchase a SIPP to fish in 63 freshwater locations in Queensland. That covers 40 dams and 23 weirs.
Recreational fishing access in water supply dams 29 April 2021
NSW DPI says the Recreational Fishing Access in Water Supply Dams Working Group is considering recreational fishing access in Sydney water impoundments.
The first meeting of the Working Group involving DPI and WaterNSW representatives was held on 12 March with a second meeting planned for 28 April, 2021. The initial meetings focused on developing terms of reference and formulating a work plan to permit recreational fishing access at Woodford Dam in the Blue Mountains (pictured above) and identifying and progressing opportunities to improve/enhance existing fishing access at Fitzroy Falls Reservoir and at Tallowa Dam.