Whyalla snapper school

No minimum size Personal daily bag limits: Either 15 Cuttlefish or a combined total of 15 Squid and Cuttlefish Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Either 45 Cuttlefish or a combined total of 45 Cuttlefish and Squid Closures The targeting and taking of all cephalopods Squid, Cuttlefish and Octopus is prohibited at all times in the waters of False Bay, Spencer Gulf, near Whyalla. Flathead all species. Minimum size: 30 cm measured from the tip of snout to tip of tail. Personal daily bag limit: 10 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: No size limits.

Personal daily bag limit: 20 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Garfish - see Southern Garfish. Giant Crab. Minimum size: 15 cm measured from the top to bottom of the carapace. No bag or boat limit. Golden Perch - Callop. Minimum size: 33 cm from tip of snout to tip of tail. Personal daily bag limit: 5 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: 15 Different limits apply to fishing in certain reservoirs, see information on reservoir fishing in SA.

Goolwa cockle - see Pipi. Personal daily bag limit: 5 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Gummy Shark. Minimum size: 45 cm measured from the 5th gill slit to the base of the tail. Personal daily bag limit: combined total of 2 Gummy and School Sharks. Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: combined total of 6 Gummy and School Sharks. More information Recreational shark fishing restrictions. Harlequin Fish all species. King George Whiting. Recreational fishing limits apply for King George Whiting.

South Australian charter boat fishing limits PDF 1. Mud Cockle - see Vongole. Minimum legal length: 21 cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail Personal daily bag limit: 60 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Within the Coorong Minimum legal length cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail.

Minimum legal length: 30 cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail Personal daily bag limit: 10 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Pipi - Goolwa cockle. Minimum legal length: 3. Queen Snapper - see Blue Morwong. Personal daily bag limit: 25 Possession limit: Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are on board: 25 per day if taken by 1 person. Red Snapper - see Nannygai. Salmon, Australian Adult Australian Salmon. Juvenile Australian Salmon. Minimum legal length cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail Personal daily bag limit for Salmon 21 to 35 cm: 20 for Salmon longer than 35 cm: 10 Daily boat limit applies where 3 or more people are fishing on board : for Salmon 21 to 35 cm: 60 for Salmon longer than 35 cm: 30 Similarities with Australian Herring Tommy Ruff Juvenile Salmon Australian Salmon look very similar to Australian Herring Tommy Ruff.

Juvenile Salmon have: small eyes smooth scales yellow pectoral fin yellow tail with a black edge. Minimum legal length: 88 cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail Personal daily bag limit: 1 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: 3. Sand Crab. Minimum legal length: 10 cm measured across the carapace from side to side. Personal daily bag limit: 20 — combined with Blue Swimmer Crabs.

Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are crabbing on board: 60 — combined with Blue Swimmer Crabs. Baiting: When using hoop nets or drop nets in marine waters including from a jetty or boat you: can use fish or fish based products in nets cannot use any type of meat, chicken or other poultry in hoop nets or drop nets. Minimum legal length: 6. School Shark. Minimum legal length: 45 cm measured from the 5th gill slit to the base of the tail.

Sea Urchin. No minimum legal length Personal daily bag limit: 20 Daily boat limit: 20 per day if taken by 1 person. Silver Whiting Silver Whiting. No size, bag or boat limit applies to Silver Whiting, but take only what you need. Snapper Juvenile Snapper. Female Snapper. Male Snapper. Recreational Snapper fishing is only open in South East waters. The following fishing limits apply: Size limit: 38 cm Bag limit: 1 personal daily bag limit Boat limit: 3 applies when 3 or more people are fishing on board Mandatory reporting of Snapper catches is required via the SA Fishing app , or by calling the hour Fishwatch hotline on Catch and release fishing is strictly prohibited in closed areas.

Minimum legal length: 45 cm measured from tip of snout to tip of tail Personal daily bag limit: 20 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Southern Bluefin Tuna.

No minimum legal length Personal daily bag limit: 2 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: 6. Southern Calamari - Squid. No minimum legal length Personal daily bag limit: Either 15 Squid or a combined total of 15 Squid and Cuttlefish Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Either 45 Squid or a combined total of 45 Squid and Cuttlefish Closed area The targeting and taking of all cephalopods Squid, Cuttlefish and Octopus is prohibited at all times in the waters of False Bay, Spencer Gulf, near Whyalla.

Southern Garfish. Minimum legal length: 23 cm measured from tip of the upper jaw to the tip of the tail. Personal daily bag limit: 30 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: Southern Rock Lobster.

Minimum legal length: Northern zone: Southern zone: 9. Measured along the middle and on the top of the carapace the main body shell from the front edge of the groove between the antennae frontal tubercule to the rear edge of the carapace but not including any hairs attached to the carapace. The measuring device used must be able to fit firmly into the groove between the antennae.

Map of zones JPG Daily boat limit: 4 per day if taken by 1 person 8 per day if taken by more than 1 person. Spangled Perch. No minimum legal length Personal daily bag limit: 15 Daily boat limit when 3 or more people are fishing on board: He knocked Adelaide competitor Lucas Cichon and his Want us to show off your photos? Email rholliday fairfaxmedia. Anna Harkins, also of Whyalla, took home the winner's trophy for the women and fourth place overall with her Anna Harkins of Whyalla takes the ladies trophy.

Jack Virgo with his prized catch. Photo: Facebook. Photo: Whyalla Council. The winner Steven Stone with his Sunrise at the Marina on day two.