
King George Whiting closure lifted for recreational fishers. Recreational fishers will be able to catch King George Whiting in all South Australian waters these school holidays following changes to the species' spatial closure period. The King

King George Whiting closure lifted for recreational fishers. Recreational fishers will be able to catch King George Whiting in all South Australian waters these school holidays following changes to the species' spatial closure period. The King

More protection for Giant Australian Cuttlefish. Giant Australian Cuttlefish will be better protected with a temporary restriction on recreational activities at their Upper Spencer Gulf breeding site from 1 July. The 90-day exclusion zone applies

Reeling in a clearer choice for South Australians. South Australians will soon have a better idea of what’s on the menu, with hospitality venues required to label the country of origin of seafood dishes from the start of next month. From 1 July,

Refreshed fish measuring stations help recreational fishers stay informed. Recreational fishers in South Australia will find it easier to access the latest fishing rules and regulations thanks to refreshed Fish Measuring Station signage being rolled

One of worst Blue Swimmer Crab breaches this year at Thompson Beach results in $6,550 in fines. Less than two weeks after the State Government re-instated bag limits for Blue Swimmer Crabs in Gulf St Vincent/Kangaroo Island from 10 to 20 crabs per

Fish-friendly architecture in the Gulf. The next stage of algal bloom recovery operations kicks off this month when two new artificial reefs are established in Gulf St Vincent. In a bid to rebuild fish stocks, increase biodiversity and enhance

Algal bloom testing results continue positive trend. In response to months of improved beach conditions and latest monitoring trends, the State Government is now in a position to adjust some of its Algal Bloom Summer Plan response measures. Water

Goolwa Beach pipis to be collected for bait only. Recreational fishers are advised that self-collected pipis from Goolwa Beach (between Middleton Point and the Murray Mouth) are to be used for bait only due to the detection of brevetoxins. Pipi –

Illegal King George Whiting catch at Henley Beach. A Henley Beach man has been convicted and fined for offences relating to exceeding the catch limit and taking undersized King George Whiting in June last year. The offender was sentenced in the

Jetty upgrade to boost rock lobster industry. The State Government of South Australia is helping the rock lobster industry in the state’s South East, with more than $3.5 million to be spent upgrading the safety and efficiency of Southend Jetty.

Stansbury Harvesting Area reopens for business. The New Year brings good news for the Stansbury Harvesting Area with the oyster growing region now reopened after being closed for 7 months due to the detection of brevetoxins. Routine testing by the

Recreational fishing restrictions eased. Temporary fishing restrictions for recreational and charter boat fishers have been eased following the latest review of fish stocks. Recreational and charter boat fishers can once again catch full bag, boat