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Anglers Alliance Tasmania Inc. (AAT) was formed in January 2006 as the peak body representing the interests of all Tasmanian fresh water anglers. AAT is recognized by Government and as such receives financial assistance for administration from Government through the Inland Fisheries Service (IFS).
DEPARTMENT OF PRIMARY INDUSTRIES & WATER (DPIW)
Part of Tasmania's island advantage is the waters that surround our State, and the unique sea life that it supports. The Department is responsible for the management of our sea fisheries and has a strong focus on education and promoting public awareness. Marine farming, which is also regulated by the Department, has expanded rapidly in Tasmania in the past decade to become one of Tasmania's major industries.
Fishing in Tasmania has been around in many forms for many years! It's a place for grass roots anglers from around Tasmania, and Australia, to read about what's happening in the Island State plus a place to post information about fishing.
GAME FISHING CLUB OF NORTHERN TASMANIA
We are a small but ever growing website based in Tasmania. Oh but its only Tasmania I hear you say.... well get ready for some world class fishing action right here on our doorstep! Not only do we have world class lakes for trout but we also have a brilliant estuary & river systems located all around the state. In the river systems you will catch bream, trout, salmon etc. But for the die hard game fishing guru there is awesome yellow fin, albacore, striped & the heart stopping southern blue fin tuna!
Provides access to factual information on recreational fishing.
INLAND FISHERIES SERVICE (IFS)
IFS has an obligation to manage Tasmania's freshwater resources in a sustainable manner, so that the best use is made of them while ensuring that Tasmania's freshwater fauna and its habitat are protected for the benefit of future generations.
MARINE AND SAFETY TASMANIA (MAST)
MAST is a statutory authority established to manage functions relating to the safe operation of all recreational boats and commercial vessels up to 500 tones, or 35 metres in length, in Tasmania. MAST manages the registration of vessels, licensing of motor boat operators and the management of moorings.
Welcome to the website for the climate change impacts and adaptation report card for Australia 2009. The report card summarises knowledge on climate change impacts, identifies knowledge gaps and addresses key adaptation. More than 70 authors from 35 universities and organisations were involved in production of the Report Card.
The Federal Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has announced the release of a marine pest website. The series of national biofouling management guidelines, marine pest identification guide and national control plans for established pests.
Fishing can at times be a hazardous if not dangerous recreational activity if the weather and sea conditions are ignored. The recreational Fishing Alliance of NSW (RFANSW) and the Australian National Sportfishing Association (ANSA) in conjunction with Surf Lifesaving Australia have developed a website that has a wealth of information, resources and even a free Rock Fishing Safety DVD. Check out their website for handy tips and information.
SEA CHARTER BOAT OPERATORS OF TASMANIA
SCBOOT provides access to charter boat operators who conduct their chater operations in a responsible manner but also seek collectively to improve those operations.
Welcome to the home of fishing in Tasmania.
TASMANIAN AQUACULTURE and FISHERIES INSTITUTE (TAFI)
The Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute (TAFI) is a marine research centre that supports the development and sustainable management of our living marine resources.
Tasfish.com is the online site for Tasmanian Fishing and Boating News. Tasfish specializes in the latest news on fishing in Tasmania. Tasmanian Fishing and Boating is a bi-monthly fishing newspaper that started in 1995 by Mike Stevens. It features current fishing options for Tasmania and is the only way to get the latest and greatest on Tasmanian fishing. Available at all leading newagents.
TASMANIAN GAME FISHING ASSOCIATION (TGFA)
The TGFA oversees the administration of Game Fishing in Tasmanian waters and also liases with other state associations with regard to issues effecting fisheries bordering each other.
