Fishing
No fishing licence is required in South Australia. However, fishing throughout the Innamincka Regional Reserve is subject to the South Australian Fisheries Act 1982.
The legal catch length for Yellowbelly is 33 centimetres with a bag limit of five per person per day. Up to ten catfish per person per day may be taken. No more than two of these fish over 33 centimetres in length are permitted. There is no size limit on Barcoo Grunter with up to five fish per person per day able to be taken.
Fishing is prohibited in the lakes of the Coongie Conservation Zone. Nets are prohibited in all waters of Cooper Creek and the reserve. For more information on fishing the Cooper and Diamantina see Primary Industry and Resources.
No fishing licence is required in South Australia. However, fishing throughout the Innamincka Regional Reserve is subject to the South Australian Fisheries Act 1982.
The legal catch length for Yellowbelly is 33 centimetres with a bag limit of five per person per day. Up to ten catfish per person per day may be taken. No more than two of these fish over 33 centimetres in length are permitted. There is no size limit on Barcoo Grunter with up to five fish per person per day able to be taken.
Fishing is prohibited in the lakes of the Coongie Conservation Zone. Nets are prohibited in all waters of Cooper Creek and the reserve. For more information on fishing the Cooper and Diamantina see Primary Industry and Resources.
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