鱼竿鱼钩渔网规定（淡水）

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鱼竿鱼钩渔网规定（淡水）
http://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fisheries/recreational/regulations/fw/fw-traps-nets

Freshwater fishing

Summary of permitted lines and hooks

Non-tidal waters	Maximum attended lines	Maximum hooks permitted per line
General inland waters (other than trout waters)	2 (hand lines or rods and lines)	2
General trout dams	2 (rods and lines only)	2 or 3 (being artificial flies / lures only)
General trout streams	1 (rod and line only)	2
Artificial fly and lure dams (no bait fishing)	1 (rod and line only)	3 (being artificial flies / lures only)
Artificial fly and lure streams (no bait fishing)	1 (rod and line only)	2 (being artificial flies / lures only)
Trout spawning streams (no bait fishing)	1 (rod and line only)	2 (being artificial flies / lures only)

Up to three (3) treble hooks attached to any lure per line is permitted (a lure is considered to be a singlehook).

The following baits are permitted in general trout waters only: Natural flies or insects or their larvae,Worms,  Shrimps, Yabbies, Mussels, artificial baits (except productscontaining trout  and salmon roe) and plant matter.

Permitted traps and nets are the yabbytrap, shrimp trap, hoop net, hand hauled yabby net and landing net. No othertraps and nets are permitted in inland waters. Traps and nets must be liftedwithin a 24 hour period (except commercial fishers).

Legal dimensions, mesh sizes and closedareas for traps and nets are available from your local Fisheries Office. Incertain waters, you may use, or have in your possession, a maximum of 5 yabbytraps, 1 shrimp trap and 5 hoop (lift) nets - all tagged with your name andaddress. For fixed mesh, the size is calculated on the narrowest point of anyaxis. For soft netting such as used in hoop nets, mesh size is calculatedacross the diagonal.

Specific closures may prohibit the useof, or limit the number of, traps and nets.