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Do you support the Shooters, Fishers & Farmers Party's call for major investment into IFS Tasmania?

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Tracey TURALE
1 year ago

This is a fight we as passionate anglers need to win and raise awareness about. Please get involved

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Wayne Wayne Turake
1 year ago Featured

Our Fishery was once the envy of many….known throughout the fresh water angling world included I. A famous book called 50 places to fish before you die… It’s now shameful how it is now… PLEASE reinvest in this iconic fishery before it’s gone beyond saving…. $$$ spent now is for the Generations to come

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Parker Wayne
1 year ago

Control the large amount of cormorants!!

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Barrie Arnold
1 year ago Featured

Something has to be done fast . The Comorants are a major issue , the trout in Lake Crescent have taken a major dive in the last two years and I believe it's due to Comorants . The fishing has deteriorated in a big way ,zero insect life in most waters . If nothing is done our fishery will be gone .

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Adam Mathewson
1 year ago

They wild trout fishing has been completely ruined in the south and the Highland lakes as well because of the Thousand of cormorants we have completely ruined the best river systems in Tasmania and the Tasmanian Fisheries can’t be bothered doing anything about the feral pest that’s causing it

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JAMIE HARRIS
1 year ago

Fund and fix what was a world class fishing destination. It is almost dead

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Billy Farrell
1 year ago

We need the wild lakes full of big fish not the big fish put in ponds 5 mins from city maybe fish farms to stock these lakes but they are destroying lakes by taking the bigger fish out

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Michael Adams
1 year ago

I agree

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Lauren Whitaker
1 year ago

Please save our trout fisheries so we can continue to enjoy fishing for many generations

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Nicole
1 year ago

I support this petition regarding funding Fisheries.

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Baden How
1 year ago Featured

Absolutely correct , Bronte Lagoon was one of Tasmania’s best fisheries , I noticed 5 seasons ago fishing started to decline to the extent that it was barely worth the cost and effort travelling there from Meander , Lake Kay the same as are many other lakes , authorities can’t make it rain but they can do something about the overpopulation of cormorants, it will take years to recover

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Damon Sherriff
1 year ago

done

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Brian Alderson
1 year ago

Go Hard

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Cade Turale
1 year ago

This is an amazing industry that can lead to so many jobs opportunity and opportunity inject income into the state

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David Dick
1 year ago

We desperately need more funding to investigate The Giant Black Cormorant activity and numbers in the state as well as the last remaining Estuary Perch situation in the Arthur River.

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Brendon Allsop
1 year ago

Absolutely support it

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Mario iezzi
1 year ago

Would love to read more