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Fishing limits
Personal daily bag limit
There are limits to the number of a particular fish species that can be taken by one fisher.
Daily boat limit
If three or less people are fishing from aboat, the personal bag limit applies to each person.
If three or more people are fishing from a boat the combined boat limit (that is the total number of fish that can be landed onto the boat) isgenerally set at three times the personal bag limit.
For example, the daily bag limit whiting for one person is 12. If only two people are fishing from a boat, 24 whiting are allowed. If there arethree people on board, 36 whiting are allowed. If four or more people are fishing on board, they are only allowed a combined total of 36 whiting.
Note that different boat limits apply for charter boatfishing.
Bag and boat limits apply for a 24-hour period from midnight to midnight. Once you have caught your bag or boat limit of a particular species, you are not allowed to catch anymore of thatspecies during that 24-hour period.
Any species that are not listed below do not have size or bag limit restrictions – but fishers are encouraged to only take what they need for personal use.
Thefollowing gives the size, bag and boat limits that apply to marine and freshwater fish, molluscs and crustaceans caught in South Australian waters.
Fishing metods
Pole/troll:
fishermen use a fishingpole and bait to target a variety of fish, ranging from open ocean swimmers, like tuna and mahi mahi, to bottom dwellers, like cod. Pole/troll fishing is environmentally responsible and a goodalternative to pelagic longlining.
Purse seining:
establishes a large wall of netting to encircle schools of fish. Fishermen pull the bottom of the netting closed—like a drawstring purse—to herd fish intothe center.
Gillnetting
uses curtains of netting that are suspended by a system of floats and weights; they can be anchored to the sea floor or allowed to float at the surface. The netting is...