The latest tool in the battle against Florida’s alarming lionfish invasion will be deployed this month at Nova Southeastern University’s Oceanographic Center in Port Everglades, Florida. From June 27 to 29, the five-person manned submersible Antipodes will take scientists on a series of dives to study the growing lionfish population.
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An international team of scientists have revealed a missing link in the story of how the fishes triumphed over toxic oceans and past climate changes.
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Three young freshwater anglers, a team of two and an individual, were honored by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) with plaques for special accomplishments at the FWC’s public meeting in Lakeland.
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The Department of Environment and Primary Industries (DEPI) Arthur Rylah Institute (ARI) researchers are using video to assess the effectiveness of putting habitat for native fish back into rivers across Victoria.
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The largest indoor boat show in the southern hemisphere, the Melbourne Boat Show ran 14-17 June at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, and by all accounts, it was a success in terms of numbers, sales and interest.
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The newest piece of marine tech from Garmin at the recent Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, the GPSMAP 8000 MFD and GPSMAP 8500 Black Box series.
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The 2013 Sydney International Boat Show (August 1-5) will mark the 25th occasion that Darling Harbour has played host to Australia’s boating industry.
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The National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) has announced that recreational boating in the US has an annual economic value of US$121 billion. The industry’s rising tide supports 964,000 American jobs and 34,833 businesses, generates US$40 billion in annual labor income and drives US$83 billion in annual spending.
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Fishing vessels that deploy gill nets snare and drown at least 400,000 seabirds every year, and the actual figure could be considerably higher, according to research published in the June edition of an academic journal devoted to conservation.
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Recreational anglers now have better access to the waters at Skenes Creek thanks to a $32,000 project funded by recreational fishing licence fees
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Chasing squid back in my very early days was mainly so that I could use them for bait when targeting snapper, kingfish and mulloway. Now days I can’t seem to make up my mind as to whether I am going to use them for bait or eat them.
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The call has gone out for applications from councils, boating clubs and community groups for boating infrastructure projects under the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) Better Boating Program (BBP).
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The Australian International Marine Export Group (AIMEX) and the Australian Made Campaign are joining forces to promote the marine export and superyacht industries.
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Launched at Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, Berthsuite.com is a web-based booking system designed to provide boat owners with an incredibly fast and easy to use method of booking their next berth or mooring – whether last minute or up to 12 months in advance.
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Leading inflatable boat distributor, Sirocco Marine, has launched a new website for BRIG Australia - www.brig.com.au
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Last week we looked at Part 1 of targeting Large Albacore and this week we take a look into the tackle and tactics required to be successful.
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This week Lee Brake helps you decide how best to beat those winter doldrums in North Queensland. He tells you what species to chase depending on what the weather and tides are doing so that you can effectively plan your next weekend on the water.
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Maybe you know a lot about sailing, but do you know all you need to know for cruising? Are you up to date with the latest sailing aids? safety systems? Technology? Do you know all about snubbers, sentinels, Med Hooks? If the answer is no or maybe, then attend the Cruising Masterclass at the Sydney Boat Show, 3/4 August. You'll never regret it. It's free in the inaugural year but must be reserved
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Britain's Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) is concerned - and other safety-oriented organisations may well be too. The MCA is concerned because they are aware of the development and marketing of hand-held non-pyrotechnic devices or Electronic Visual Distress Signals (EVDS) that are being offered as alternatives to pyrotechnic flares.
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When the first heavy rains and brutal low fronts of winter hit South Australia it usually signals the end of many fishing opportunities that may have been enjoyed over the warmer months.
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Primary Industries Minister announces positive changes to fishing regulations Nathan Guy, Primary Industries Minister, has announced changes to regulatory controls of some of New Zealand’s most valuable fisheries, including a decision to extend consultation on the Otago/Southland Paua fisheries review.
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Volunteers from Marine Rescue Kioloa and Ulladulla rescued an elderly fisherman last night from the icy waters of Burrill Lake in the Illawarra after a four-hour search.
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Following a Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) warning about dangerous surf conditions from the Victorian border to Smoky Cape on the mid north coast tomorrow Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has issued an alert.
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From the age of 10, someone in my family has always had some kind of boat. I can remember my dad and uncle taking me fishing at low tide underneath the wharfs at Millers Point in Sydney chasing leatherjackets in a small dingy that we use to carry across the road from where uncle Alec use to live. The terrace house is still there, but the wharf has long gone.
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Ever wondered what that river next to the road is like as far as fish goes? You know, you’re on your way to work and you gaze longingly at the water, thinking you’d rather be fishing. Little do you know that the sometimes the best fishing spots can be right under your nose?
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Fish that have parasites attached to their heads possess a stronger preference for left or right when facing a T-intersection, giving them an edge when it comes to escaping predators, research from The Australian National University (ANU) has revealed.
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Chaparral Australia has un-wrapped its latest Xtreme wake machine just in time for this week’s Melbourne Boat Show.
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Buying local is the theme of the 2013 Mackay Marine Festival with more home-grown exhibitors providing the very best in local sales and service than ever before.
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Whitsunday Sailing Club has announced Abell Point Marina as the major naming rights sponsor for Airlie Beach Race Week 2013.
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Britain's Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) has warned all sailors and other boaters that electronic flares will NOT substitute for the traditional pyrotechnic flare, while US Coastguard has commissioned a study.
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Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) law enforcement officers took two men into custody June 2 for poaching spiny lobsters in Miami-Dade County. The men illegally possessed 468 wrung lobster tails.
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Sydney's Henri Lloyd is holding the Winter Sample Sale with up to 80% off of the original RRP of men and women's discountined lines and both marine and lifestyle collections. The sale commenced on May 24th and will be on until Saturday, June 8th.
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