All welcome at Launceston Forum

Join in discussions on local recreational fishing issues and hear presentations from IMAS researchers and DPIPWE fishery managers.

Topics:

Tamar Fishing Tips - Focus on King George Whiting and Snapper
Calamari - What's the catch? Where do they breed?
Snapper - Are they Tassie residents? How fast do they grow?
King George Whiting - Breeding and size limit research
East Coast Rock Lobster - What's the strategy?

DATE: Thursday, 27 September, 6:30 - 8:30pm
VENUE: Lecture Room 7, Science Block, UTAS Newnham Campus

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Fish Forensics
Fish Forensics - Learn the science behind fishing
IMAS Fisheries Lecturer Dr James Haddy is opening his Fish Science Lab to conduct one of his amazingly entertaining fish dissections.

What you can learn:

How old is a fish?
How fast do they grow?
How do you tell a male from a female?
How do you tell a breeder?
Do fish see colour? How do they detect sound?

You're invited to attend James's one-hour fish biology and dissection class which will be held prior to our Launceston Fisheries Forum.

DATE: Thursday, 27 September, 5:00 - 6:00pm

VENUE: Science Lab, UTAS Science Block, Newnham Campus

Places are limited and you need to register to attend so please email us a few sentences about why you'd like to be a Fish Forensics participant.

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Recreational Fisheries Section, DPIPWE
Phone: 1300 720 647
Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Web: www.fishing.tas.gov.au

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