VRFish is the peak body representing the voice of recreational fishing in Victoria.
When decisions are made that affect our fisheries we advocate for recreational fishing interests. We love fishing, just like you. Whether it’s fish habitat, water security and quality, fishing access and infrastructure or best practice, we aim to work in partnership to make sure Victoria’s fishing experiences continue to improve, be sustainable and more enjoyable for all Victorians.
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VRFish Welcomes Fishing, Hunting, Outdoors Victoria
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Celebrate River Trout Opening this September
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VRFish releases Mulloway survey results
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VRFish calls for better access to Crown Land through ‘Roads to Rivers’ Program
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Funding opportunities for fishing clubs
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Stay Alert: H5 Bird Flu detected in Australia
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VRFish are thrilled to announce Scott Jefferis as VRFish Deputy Chair signifying an exciting change in leadership at Victoria’s recreational fishing peak body.
VRFish, the Victorian recreational fishing peak body, has launched its plan to make fishing better ahead of November’s Victorian State Election.
The new state-of-the-art Macquarie Perch Recovery Centre at the Snobs Creek fish hatchery, near Eildon, is officially complete and ready to start boosting our endangered Macquarie perch populations.
Waterwatch and Estuarywatch have recently released their Annual Achievements Report showcasing the great work their citizen scientists have accomplished during 2024-25.
Noxious European carp are the ‘rabbits’ of our rivers and continue to impact heavily on native fish populations, water quality, riverine ecosystem health, and cause immense environmental degradation and impact recreational fishing opportunities.