- About Fisheries
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Recreational Fishing
- Fishing Licence
- Recreational Fishing Guide
- Catch Limits and Closed Seasons
- Bait and Berley Rules
- Fishing Definitions
- Fishing Locations
- Fishing Safety
- Permitted Fishing Equipment
- Responsible Fishing Behaviours
- Restricted Fishing Locations
- Regulations for Murray Spiny Freshwater Crayfish
- Inland Angling Guide
- Protected Fish
- Fish Stocking
- Clubs and Associations
- Devilbend Reservoir
- Recreational Fishing Reefs
- Recreational Forums 2013
- Recreational Fishing Initiative
- Recreational Fishing Application for Smartphones
- Inland Fishing Survey
- Changes to the Way You Catch Yabbies
- Recipes
- Aboriginal Fishing
- Commercial Fishing
- Aquaculture
- Consultation
- Pests and Diseases
- Science
- Education
- Enforcement

Catch Limits and Closed Seasons
For each species of fish not listed in this guide, a bag/possession limit of 5 applies.
Bag limit: The maximum number of a particular type of fish that a person may take on any one day.
Possession limit: The maximum number of a particular type of fish that a person may possess at any time while in, on or next to Victorian waters. However, for abalone, possession limits apply in all parts of Victoria.
i.e. David is holidaying at a caravan park for the long weekend. He has 12 bream in his possession in his caravan from fishing for three days. David can have more than the possession limit for bream (which is 10), because he can demonstrate that he has been in residence at the caravan park for several days.
(Ie. Abalone, mussel, oysters, scallop, squid, octopus,
cuttlefish, sandworm, sea urchins)


