SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FISH TAGSAFTAG is the primary fish tagging program
SAFTAG is the primary fish tagging program
The program co-ordinates data collected by recreational anglers (ANSA members) around Australia for analysis and the studying of fish migration and growth rates.
SAFTAG Facebook page is located here
SAFTAG Co-Ordinator's -
Postal: SAFTAG - PO Box 140,
Elizabeth, 5112, South Australia
Phone: 1800 625 901
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PLEASE NOTE CURRENT SNAPPER FISHING
CLOSURES APPLY IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The tagging of Snapper in South Australian waters is not permitted during the Snapper closure.
In the south east area, only those with Snapper capture tags may fish for Snapper, all legal sized Snapper must be kept until capture tags are filled. Then you must no longer target Snapper.
Measuring or taking of photos of Snapper caught as a by catch is prohibited whilst the closure is in place.
South Australian Snapper Recreational Fishing guide or visit the PIRSA web site here.
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Marcel Vandergoot
Farewell to a very special person who over his lifetime did so much to promote sportfishing and the ideals of ANSA throughout S.A.
You will be much missed. "John Burges and the ANSA National Executive, Alan Hall and the ANSA S.A. executive."
Marcel was a driving force and co-ordinator behind SAFTAG, and for many years run it meticulously, driven by his passion for fishing.
Data collected and recorded by Marcel over the years is irreplaceable and will serve well into the future towards a better understanding of fish growth and migration.
R.I.P.
