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Depar tment of Pr imar y Industr ies, Par ks, Water and EnvironmentWild Fisher ies Management BranchDepar tment of Pr imar y Industr ies, Par ks, Water and Environment
HOBART
LAUNCESTON
Fishing around the TasmanPeninsula
Location
What will I catch from shore?
Calamari - taken using squid jigs or baited lures with a jigging or slow retrieve action over weedy bottom.
Australian salmon - taken mid-water by spinning a silver lure or casting a baited hook and sinker. Often caught around river mouths.
Sand flathead - caught on sandy bottom using baited hooks or soft plastics and a sinker. Tassie’s most caught fish.
Whiting, (other than King George whiting) - caught over sand using a light rod and line with small hooks baited with fish, prawns or squid.
Flounder - use a flounder light and spear on calm nights along shallow beaches or estuaries. Size up your fish before spearing it.
Mackerel - use raw chicken or fish flesh baits or a lure resembling a small fish. A schooling fish caught anywhere from the surface to the bottom.
Local fishing facts • Fromaboatyoucanalsocatchtigerflathead,
striped trumpeter, tuna, ocean perch, jackass morwong,elephantfish,cod,leatherjacket,wrasse,barracouta,gurnard,makoshark,baitfish,yellowtailkingfishandsnapper.
• Frederick Henry, Norfolk and Blackman BaysareSharkRefugeAreas.Notakingof sharks, skates or rays other than elephantfish.
• Maori octopus congregate in Eaglehawk Bay wheretheycanbecaughtrecreationally.
• Pirates Bay is a gateway to internationally recognisedgamefishingwaterswherelargebluefintuna,makosharkandswordfisharecaught.Fishingchartersareavailable.
LicencesYoudon’tneedalicenceforrodandlinefishinginmarinewatersinTasmania.AnInlandFisherieslicenceisrequiredforanyfishingininlandwatersincludingsomerivermouthsandestuaries.
Licences are required for abalone, rock lobster, scallop, set line (longlines and droplines), graball net, mulletnetandbeachseinenetfishing.
Sea Fisheries licences: www.fishing.tas.gov.au/licence Inland Fisheries licences: www.ifs.tas.gov.au
Catch Limits
Size and possession limits apply for most recreationalspecies.Possessionlimitsapplyeverywhereincludingyourhome.
Fishing Rulers
Useafishmeasuringrulertomeasureyourcatch.Free rulers are available from Service Tasmania and tackleshops.
More Information
Web: www.fishing.tas.gov.au
Phone app: Download the Tasmanian Sea Fishing GuideforiPhoneorAndroid.
Print: Pick up a copy of the Recreational Sea Fishing Guide from Service Tasmania andtackleshops.
Fishcare
Fishcare Tasmania promotes sustainablefishing.AskFishcarevolunteers for advice at a communityeventnearyou.
CONTACT
Recreational Fisheries SectionVisit: www.fishing.tas.gov.auEmail: [email protected]: www.facebook.com/FisheriesTasmania
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Blue-eye trevalla 5 10 25
Cod 15 30
Striped trumpeter 4 8 20
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Australian salmon 15 30 Atlantic salmon
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Warehou 10 20
Snapper 5 10
King George Whiting 5 10
Bastard trumpeter 5 10
Banded morwong 2 4
Flathead, Sand and Tiger 20 30
Longsnout boarfish 2 4
Yellowtail kingfish 5 10
Wrasse 5 10
Flathead, Bluespotted and Rock Only 1 over 60cm 5 10
Flounder 15 30 Jackass morwong
10 20
Garfish 15 30
Mullet 15 30
Bream 5 10
Leatherjacket 10 20
Barracouta 15 30
Swordfish or Marlin 1 1 2
Mackerel and Redbait 30 60
Tuna (Bluefin, Yellowfin, Bigeye) 2 2 4 (Only 2 over 1.5m)
Pike, Longfin 15 30
Snook 5 10
Shark (Mako and Blue) 1 2 2
Sharks and Rays, other 2 4
Gurnard and Ocean Perch 15 30
Elephantfish 2 4
Squid, Goulds 15 30
Trout (marine waters) 12 24
*Other fish not listed, except ornamental species 5 10
Whiting, other 15 30
Tuna, Skipjack 10 20
Tuna, Albacore 5 10
Squid, Calamari 10 20
20cm
55cm
75cm
25cm
30cm
35cm
38cm
32cm 40cm
SHARKS AND RAYS BOAT LIMIT (all species combined) 5
from the nose to the end of the tail except:
shark: nose to tail or back gill slit to base of tail if headed and tailedbanded morwong: nose to fork of the tail garfish: upper jaw to the end of the tail
Catch limits are a combined total for all species in a fish group.
MEASURE SCALEFISH
No Minimum Size
Minimum Bag Possession Boatsize limit limit limit
20cm
GUIDE TO SYMBOLS
45cm
36 - 46cm
Recreational Fish RulerValid as of 1 November 2015. This ruler is a guide only. Size and possession limits may change. For updated information go to www.fishing.tas.gov.au or download the Tas Fish Guide app.
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20cm
30cm 35cm 38cm
36 - 46cm
32cm 40cm25cm
Australian salmonLeatherjacketSilver trevally
Boarfish, Yellowtail kingfish, School and Gummy shark (headed and tailed) 45cmStriped trumpeter 55cm
School and Gummy shark 75cm
SnapperWrasse
Whiting - King George
Bastard trumpeter
Banded morwong
Flathead, Sand and Tiger
Flathead, Bluespotted
and Rock.Only 1 over 60cm
WarehouBream
FlounderGarfish
Morwong, JackassMullet
Recreational Fish RulerValid as of 1 November 2015. This ruler is a guide only. Size and possession limits may change. For updated information go to www.fishing.tas.gov.au or download the Tas Fish Guide app.
Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment
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25cm 15 30
32cm 30 60No min. size
32cm 15 30No min. size
20cm 15 30
32cm 20 30
Minimum size Bag limit Possession limit 20cm
GUIDE TO SYMBOLS
32cm 10 20No min. size