In this demonstration of the use of a spring line in a bow-to scenario, you are on luxury charter boat Aussie Princess.

A Tasmanian company which creates high-end LED lighting systems has teamed up with researchers at the Australian Maritime College (AMC) in a bid to substantially reduce the capture of unwanted fish in prawn trawls.

Research carried out by The University of Western Australia in an international collaboration for an aquarium fish collector based in Cairns has uncovered that, contrary to previous assumptions, a sawfish's saw can actually sense electric fields to locate and attack prey.

One of Victoria's favourite recreational family activities has gone high-tech with a new free smart phone application making it easier to access a myriad of facts about fishing in Victoria.

Quick thinking by a member of the public has netted one of the world's most invasive turtle species, the red-eared slider turtle.

Deployed in 2010 and 2011, the gliders have also profiled a 200-metre tall wall of water at the core of long-lived ocean eddies formed from the East Australian Current.

Two local commercial fishers have been allegedly caught interfering with set fishing gear in Port Stephens, as a result of a recent compliance operation conducted by NSW Department of Primary Industries (NSW DPI) fisheries officers.

Students from Kings Meadows High School have celebrated winning an AMC ship and port design competition.