Possession Limits
Submitted by bloodydex on Mon, 2010-05-10 21:45
Are there different rules re: possession limits in different parts of the state?
I was always under the impression that there's a 20kg possession limit per person except in Exmouth, where it's 10kg's. Am I right?
Also, do you need a RFBL for each person's possession limit?
Also, where is this stipulated?
Thanks
Faulkner Family
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from my understanding it is
from my understanding it is 20kg p/person. unless you are fishing the abrolis then i think it is 10kg. as far as limit p/p you dont need a rfbl as you are traveling with the fish to your name. as far as i am aware
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bloodydex
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Thanks Faulkner Family
Thanks Faulkner Family
stricko
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possesion limits
you have to be carful when transporting whole fish as most areas are 7 whole fish a day and a possesion of 2 days worth but when you enter the west coast zone your only aloud 2 dermersal and 2 pelaj a day, also some fish eg job fish maybe cat 2 in the pilbra but are cat one westcoast. i think the rules for the west coast are a bloody shambles especialy considering the ten times the market value side of the fines ,how many people relise a fish trunk is head and tail removed and by removing just the head it will count as fillet way to many grey areas me thinks.
crasny1
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The possesion limits do differ in the zones.
The linit that you are travelling to applies. If Fishing Exxy, going back too Perth then the Westcoast rules apply.
A BFL allow a boat to catch up to the one limit, doesnt change with how many fishers aboard. If you have 2 RBFL the limit doubles etc, ie each licence allows the boat to catch up to the lic number of bags and is not dependant on the fishers.
Hope this helps.
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