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Lord Faraday, fool for a lifetime
Lord Faraday presents a big step forward in small boat design for Australian river and wetland electrofishing operations. So many great features have been packed on board, while still providing ample space for other gear and a 2- or 3-person crew. Once adjustments to the trailer are complete, I think one would be hard-pressed to find a slicker unit on Australia’s waterways (mind you, I’m slightly biased).
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6May2010 | Tom Rayner | Comments Off | ContinuedElectrofishing with Power v1.41
The latest version of Electrofishing with Power begins to answer the question that all electrofishing users should be asking, ‘Can my equipment actually catch the fish that are here?’.
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27Sep2009 | Tom Rayner | Comments Off | ContinuedElectrofishing and fish health
“Electrofishing is a valuable tool for fishery management and research, but when resultant injuries to fish are a problem and cannot be adequately reduced, we must abandon or severely limit its use and seek less harmful alternatives. This is our ethical responsibility to the fish, the populace we serve, and ourselves.” – Darrel Snyder.
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28Jan2009 | Tom Rayner | Comments Off | ContinuedFRV PoleVolt: a heavy little workhorse
A review of PoleVolt, a 2.5GPP punt used by NSW Department of Primary Industries – Fisheries.
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5Dec2008 | Tom Rayner | 2 comments | ContinuedTeaching Module: Electrofishing Systems
This PowerPoint slideshow is a teaching module developed by Alan Temple. It covers the key aspects of electrofishing systems.
Download the Electrofishing Systems Teaching Module (2MB)
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27Aug2008 | Alan Temple | Comments Off | ContinuedTeaching Module: Electrofishing Safety
This PowerPoint slideshow is a teaching module developed by Alan Temple. It covers the key aspects of electrofishing safety.
Download the Electrofishing Safety Teaching Module (1.2MB)
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27Aug2008 | Alan Temple | Comments Off | ContinuedAustralian Code of Electrofishing Practice
The Australian Code of Electrofishing Practice is a non-legally-binding series of guidelines for fisheries researchers and managers. It covers all elements of operating electrofishing equipment under Australia conditions.
Download the Australian Code of Electrofishing Practice
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27Aug2008 | Tom Rayner | Comments Off | Continued