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Indicator: CO-37 Proportion of recreational fishers subject to restriction (eg size or bag limits)

Data

These data would need to be systematically collected across all states and local government areas and are not currently available.

What the data mean

No data found

Data Limitations

No data found

Issues for which this is an indicator and why

Coasts and Oceans — Societal responses to direct pressures of human activities on coasts and oceans - Societal responses to direct pressures of human activities on the coasts and oceans: Responses to pressures of fishing 

Changes in the number and proportion of fishers affected by restrictions is indicative of the effectiveness of the societal response to the pressures of recreational fishing.

Other indicators for this issue:

• CO-57 Changes in area of marine environment subject to prohibition or management of recreational fishing 
• CO-74 Government response measures (fishing)