… the recreational fishery in Australia's busiest estuarine port, … It could be that tides, a strong
determinant of fish behaviour, … fishing intensity appeared to be less influenced by tide height. …

… recreational fishing boats with food and began depredating on non-target fishes discarded by
recreational … species to fishing boats and food (representing hook and line fishing) resulted …

… and the oceans along the Atlantic coast, the Gulf of Mexico, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico,
invertebrates and anadromous fish in tidal rivers are generally not covered. There are also some …

… debate has expanded to include estuarine fisheries throughout NSW. … and recreational
fishing practices, existing fisheries management policies and the status of estuarine fisheries …

… The NSW Government responded to these fish-kill events by closing the tidal areas of the
Richmond and Macleay Rivers and adjacent inshore ocean waters to all forms of …

… Each camera was positioned to view the foreshore and a large area of shallow habitat
extending from the high water line to the edge of the sub-tidal habitat, beyond which the depth of …

… consists of a narrow 20-km channel linking South Lake to the sea and it is only this part of
the estuarine system that experiences daily tidal fluctuation when the mouth is open. The …

… estuarine fish species to commercial fishers. Prior to the declaration of ‘recreational fishing
havens’ (estuarine … respect to state of the tide, and few sections of the estuary were likely to be …

… estuarine fisheries was estimated on the basis of catch estimates. For recreational fisheries
and commercial fisheries… , which channel fish into a terminal collecting pen on the falling tide. …

… on the Sundays estuarine fishery, information regarding … The estuary has a dynamic tidal
exchange with relatively … anglers by their permits or by their reason for fishing (ie for food …