AUSTRALIAN FISHING TRADE ASSOCIATION

Membership fees help us to protect fishing’s future and grow participation in recreational fishing.

AFTA: SUPPORT YOUR ASSOCIATION

The Australian Fishing Trade Association (AFTA) is your professional trade association. Your membership fee supports the future sustainability of our industry and ensures the rights of recreational anglers throughout Australia are safeguarded for future generations.
Our purpose is to benefit our members: wholesalers, importers, manufacturers, retailers of fishing goods and services, and those involved in recreational fishing media.

 

AFTA: PROTECTING FISHING’S FUTURE

 

We strive to protect the future of recreational fishing by consistently engaging with political leaders at all levels of government. AFTA provides detailed submissions to the government on various issues, reflecting the concerns of our members.
Our goal is to achieve robust, well-considered, and equitable policy outcomes that either benefit or minimise the negative impact on the recreational fishing industry.

CURRENT NEWS

Backing fishing with $4m compliance boost

Backing fishing with $4m compliance boost

The Finocchiaro CLP Government is investing an additional $4 million over two years to continue the Fisheries Compliance Unit and protect Territory fishing. The NT fishing sectors contributes more than $300 million annually to the economy and supports around 2,500...

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10 Million More Fish

Labor is making it easier and cheaper for families to get hooked on the great outdoors. The Victorian Budget 26/27 includes $5 million to extend the popular Go Fishing Victoria program. More fish will be released into Victorian waterways over the next year. It gives...

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AFTA Participates in Murray–Darling Carp Action Summit

AFTA Participates in Murray–Darling Carp Action Summit

AFTA Participates in Murray–Darling Carp Action Summit AFTA was strongly represented at the Victorian Fisheries Authority’s Murray–Darling Carp Action Summit, held on 30 April at the Lake Nagambie Function Centre. Attending on behalf of AFTA were Steve Threlfall...

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